Madison R’nea Allen was born and raised in Liberty, Mississippi, where she spent her early life and maintained close family ties. She attended daycare in Amite County and later attended Amite School Center, Pine Hills Academy, schools within the Franklin County School District, and the North Pike School District. Madison’s mother is Lynn Rollins, and her father, Ronnie Allen of Smithdale, Mississippi, is deceased. Madison is a mother of three children. Marty Willingham is a close family associate and the father of one of Madison’s children.

By 2023, Madison was working toward greater stability in her life. She had recently started a new job and was planning to return to school. In October 2023, she moved to Zachary, Louisiana, where she began living in the 3300 block of Ash Street with Thomas Morris, a man she had met recently. She had been living at that residence for less than two months when she disappeared.

Distinguishing Characteristics

• Sex: Female
• Race: Caucasian

Tattoos and Markings

• Angel wings tattoo on her back
• “Allen” tattoo on one wrist
• Two owls tattoo on the opposite wrist
• Barbie doll outline tattoo on her side
• Chinese symbol meaning “strength” on her upper side
• Rosary beads tattoo. Two sets of baby footprints tattooed on one thigh, with dates:
• 4-30-16
• 6-12-09
• Star tattoo with the word “Barbie” written inside it on her side
• Phrase tattooed on the inside of her arm: “He forgave her every sin as she washed his feet”
• Diamond tattoo on one ring finger
• Three stars tattoo on another finger
• Small tattoo on her thumb
• Tattoo located above her buttocks
• Butterfly tattoo in the pelvic bone area

Medical Identifiers

• Madison has breast implants.
• Implant serial numbers are available and can be provided to law enforcement if needed.

Timeline for Missing Madison R’nea Allen

August 1, 1991

• Madison R’nea Allen is born.

August 9, 2012

• Madison R’nea Allen graduated from college. Source

October 13, 2023

• Madison Allen is involved in a severe car accident.

October 2023

• Madison Allen moves to Zachary, Louisiana.
• She begins living in the 3300 block of Ash Street with Thomas Morris, a man she had met recently.
• Family later states Madison had been living at the residence for less than two months.
• Madison had recently started a new job and was planning to return to school.

November 11, 2023

• Madison R’nea Allen is last physically seen in the 3300 block of Ash Street in Zachary, Louisiana.
• At the time, she had been living at the residence with Thomas Morris for less than two months.
• According to Morris, Madison entered a vehicle he did not recognize, left the residence, and did not return.

November 15, 2023

• 11:23 AM The last known phone call/text to her mother occurred.
• 10:49 PM Madison Mother, Lynn Rollins receives a message from an unknown number Source

November 26, 2023

• Madison’s mother reports receiving text messages believed to be from Madison.
• These messages originate from a phone number different from Madison’s previously known number.
• Law enforcement has not publicly confirmed who controlled this phone.

November 28, 2023

• 11:00 AM: Madison is scheduled for a job interview with HomeCare of Louisiana at 11:00 AM in Baton Rouge.
• Madison does not attend the interview.

November 29, 2023

• 3:06 AM : Post on Facebook “This woman (me,i,myself) Done got herself a JOB&SCHOOL Starting Jan 8th” Source
• 6:23 AM Madison Allen updated status “It’s coldee outside this morning!!” Source
• 6:24 AM Madison Allen updated her profile picture. Source
• 6:38 AM Madison Allen updated her Facebook cover photo. Source
• 6:42 AM Madison R’nea Allen posts a photograph to her Facebook account.  Source
• Madison’s mother reports this as the last date she received any communication believed to be from Madison.
• Messages after this date cease entirely.
• In later statements to police, Thomas Morris claims Madison texted him on this date stating she was leaving and would not return.

December 2023 – Missing Person Related to Thomas Morris

• Trinity S. meets Thomas Morris.
• According to Trinity S, Morris approaches her at a gas station.
• Morris offers Trinity S a place to stay at his residence on Ash Street in Zachary, Louisiana, in exchange for helping care for his children.
• Trinity S later states Morris provided her with drugs and a cell phone.
• Upon moving into the residence, Sanders reports that there were belongings and clothing from another woman still inside the home, which Morris allegedly referred to as “the last girl.”
• Note: Relationship to Madison Renea Allen’s Case Both Madison Allen and Trinity S: Lived at the same Ash Street residence. Were recruited or housed by Thomas Morris. Stayed for approximately one month. Disappeared or were removed from the residence under abrupt circumstances.

January 2024 – Missing Person Related to Thomas Morris

• Trinity S. lives at Morris’s Ash Street residence for just over one month.
• During this period, Sanders reports increasingly volatile behavior by Morris.

January 20, 2024 Missing Person Related to Thomas Morris

• Trinity S. decides to leave Morris’s residence.
• According to Trinity S, this decision causes Morris to become enraged.
• Sanders reports that Morris drives her away from the Ash Street residence.
• Morris allegedly stops near a lot across from an abandoned hotel and forces Trinity S out of the vehicle.
• Trinity S is left alone at the location.

April 17, 2024

• Lynn Rollins makes direct contact with Thomas Morris.
• During the conversation:
• Morris distances himself from Madison.
• He states he had been “looking for her.”
• He suggests Madison may have received money from a settlement related to her car accident and left town.
• Morris states he had only known Madison for about one month and “didn’t know much” about her.
• Morris does not disclose that Madison had been living with him.
• Following this conversation and growing concern, Lynn Rollins files a formal missing person report with the Zachary Police Department.
• Rollins reports that she has not heard from Madison since November 2023.

April 19, 2024

• Thomas Morris speaks with Zachary Police Department Detective Justin Minor.
• According to Detective Minor’s report:
• Madison Allen’s last known address is identified as 3317 Ash Street, Zachary, Louisiana.
• Officer Robert Paxton responds to the residence and makes contact with Thomas Morris by phone.
• Morris states Madison lived at his residence for approximately one month.
• Morris states that on November 29, 2023, Madison texted him while he was at work stating she was leaving and would not return.
• Morris states he does not know who Madison left with.
• Morris states Madison entered an unknown vehicle and left.
• Morris states he would notify Zachary Police if he heard from Madison or learned where she was staying.

April 21, 2024

• Lynn Rollins emails Officer Paxton with additional concerns.
• Rollins states she believes Madison was involved in a violent incident.
• Rollins expresses concern about the man Madison was living with and describes him as having anger issues.
• Rollins urges police to investigate further and states her belief that something happened to her daughter.

April 24, 2024

• Zachary Police publicly request assistance locating Madison Allen.
• Police release Madison’s physical description, identifying features, and tattoos.
• Law enforcement states Madison was last known to be in the Zachary, Louisiana area.
• Tip information is provided for Zachary Police and Capital Region Crime Stoppers.

April 26, 2024

• Zachary Police conduct a follow-up interview with Marty Willingham.
• Willingham states he last heard from Madison on December 1, 2023, by text message.
• Willingham states Madison told him she had to go to New Orleans.
• Willingham provides information regarding financial activity involving Madison’s PayPal account.

March 2024

• Trinity S. is located.
• According to Trinity S, she provides information about her experience to law enforcement.
• Sanders’s case becomes known to police after Madison Allen had already gone missing.

March 14, 2024

• The Baton Rouge Police Department formally documents Sanders’s account.
• Sanders reports her interaction with Thomas Morris, including:
• Recruitment at a gas station.
• Living at the Ash Street residence.
• Being provided drugs and a phone.
• Being forcibly removed from the residence.
• Subsequent trafficking.

June 2024

• Law enforcement conducts a search near Lemon Road and Lemon B Road following a tip.
• Remains are located during the search.
• The remains are later confirmed to be animal remains.
• Police confirm the findings are not related to Madison Allen’s case.

July 2, 2024

• Zachary Police submit an Application for Search Warrant seeking access to Madison Allen’s PayPal account records.

October 22, 2024

• 9:51 AM An incident occurs at 3317 Ash Street, Zachary, Louisiana, involving Thomas Morris and Meagan J, later charged as Domestic Abuse Battery, Strangulation under Louisiana law.

October 23, 2024

• 8:41 AM. Thomas Morris is arrested by the Zachary Police Department.
• Arrest location is listed as 3317 Ash Street, Zachary, Louisiana.
• The protection order is set to remain in effect until October 24, 2026

April 2025

• One year has passed since Madison was reported missing.
• Law enforcement reiterates that the case remains open and active.

August 5, 2025

• Zachary Police:  Madison Re’nea Allen is missing. Madison was last known to be in the area of Zachary, Louisiana. Anyone with information on Madison’s whereabouts should contact Detective Justin Minor at 225-963-1791 or the Capital Region Crime Stoppers:  Source

January 2026

• A nonprofit organization supporting missing persons offers a monetary reward for information leading to the exact location of Madison Allen.
• Public outreach efforts are renewed to generate new tips.
• Madison’s mother reiterates publicly:
• The last voice contact occurred on November 15, 2023.
• The last text contact occurred between November 26 and November 29, 2023.

Timeline. Trinity S. Baton Rouge and Port Allen, Louisiana

Relationship to Madison R’nea Allen’s Case

• Both Madison Allen and Trinity S:
• Lived at the same Ash Street residence.
• Were recruited or housed by Thomas Morris.
• Stayed for approximately one month.
• Disappeared or were removed from the residence under abrupt circumstances.
• Sanders reports seeing belongings from another woman already inside the home, indicating a pattern of multiple women cycling through the residence.
• Trinity S survived and later provided an account.
• Madison Allen remains missing.

December 2023

• Trinity S. reports that she met Thomas Morris at a gas station in Baton Rouge.
• According to Trinity S, Morris recruited her to live with him at his residence on Ash Street in Zachary, Louisiana.
• Trinity S. states that Morris offered housing in exchange for caring for his children.
• Trinity S. reports that Morris provided her with drugs and a cell phone.
• While living in the residence, Trinity S. observed clothing belonging to a previous woman who had lived there, referred to by Morris as “the last girl.”

January 2024

• Trinity S continues living at the Ash Street residence with Morris.
• Her stay lasts just over one month.

January 20, 2024

• Trinity S leaves the Ash Street residence.
• According to Trinity S, her decision to leave caused Morris to become enraged.
• Trinity S reports that Morris drove her away from the residence and stopped near a lot across from an abandoned hotel.
• Trinity S states that Morris forcibly removed her from the vehicle and left her there.
• This date is listed as her last seen or last contact date in official missing person records.

Minutes after January 20, 2024 departure

• Trinity S reports that she was picked up by a man identified only as “Marcus.”
• Trinity S later states that she was trafficked for the following months.

Late January to early March 2024

• Trinity S has no confirmed public contact with family or law enforcement.
• She is not immediately reported missing.

March 15, 2024

• The Baton Rouge Police Department files a missing person report for Trinity S. Source
• Her disappearance is formally entered into law enforcement databases.
• A missing person poster is circulated, listing January 20, 2024 as the last seen date in East Baton Rouge Parish.

April 3, 2024

• A passerby witnesses a man violently assaulting a woman in front of a motel in Port Allen, Louisiana.
• Police are contacted and respond to the scene.
• Officers identify the woman as Trinity S.

After April 3, 2024

• Trinity S. is confirmed alive.
• She begins cooperating with the district attorney’s office.
• Trinity S. is identified as a witness in an active anti trafficking investigation.

Core belief, Madison did not leave voluntarily – Source

• Lynn Rollins states she does not believe Madison voluntarily disappeared.
• She states Madison was taken.
• She describes Madison as vanishing from the home in the City of Zachary where Madison had been living with a man for a little over a month.

Living situation concerns Source

• Rollins states Madison had been living with a man in Zachary for a little over one month before she vanished.
• Rollins frames the home as the last known setting connected to Madison before contact ceased.
• Rollins states the man’s conduct and statements raised concern, and she suggests he minimized his connection to Madison.

Trafficking theory and the comparison case Rollins cites  Source

• Rollins states she believes Madison’s disappearance may be tied to trafficking.
• She describes being contacted by another family in October 2024, who reportedly said their daughter went missing after an argument with the same man.
• Rollins describes that case as involving the other young woman leaving on foot, later waking up after being sold into sex trafficking across multiple states, and then being found alive.
• Rollins presents this account as a warning sign that Madison’s disappearance could involve similar criminal conduct.

Concern about patterns and continued victimization

• Rollins states she believes Madison’s case is not isolated.
• She asks for help to “stop those who are responsible” and expresses concern that others may continue to be harmed.
• Rollins repeats her belief that Madison did not just disappear, and that something happened to her.

Law enforcement response concerns  Source

• Rollins states the Zachary Police Department allowed Madison’s case to “slip through the cracks.”
• She expresses frustration about what she views as insufficient awareness and urgency around the case.
• She describes contacting many people and continuing to push for attention and action.

Public accountability and community pressure

• Rollins states she is disappointed that she believes her community has not rallied around the case.
• She criticizes what she views as limited support from individuals and institutions in areas tied to Madison’s life in Mississippi.
• She emphasizes that public visibility matters and that missing loved ones are found when their faces and stories are shared widely.

Naming individuals and related allegations Rollins references

• Rollins states she recently learned of another man with the nickname “peanut.”
• She states she believes Madison was associated with that person.
• She states this person was recently arrested for murder.
• Rollins urges anyone with information related to Madison to come forward and says people do not have to identify themselves.

Reward and tips, as framed by Rollins

• Rollins encourages tips to law enforcement and Capital Region Crime Stoppers.
• She references a reward being available for information that leads to locating Madison.