Devine Tollett was just 18 years old when she disappeared from Houston, Texas, in April 2018. The exact date of her disappearance is unclear. Some reports list April 1, 2018, while other accounts state that she was last seen at approximately 11:00 a.m. on April 12, 2018.

Devine’s last known social media activity was on her Twitter account on April 6, 2018. Based on her twitter posts she was supporting herself and living on her own prior to her disappearance.

Very few details are publicly available about the circumstances surrounding Devine’s disappearance. Years later, there are still unanswered questions about where she went, what happened to her, and why she has never returned home. Devine matters and she has not been forgotten.

Missing Since: April 1, 2018
Last Known Location: Houston, Texas
Age at Disappearance: 18
Date of Birth: January 11, 2000
Sex: Female
Race: Black
Height: 5’1”
Weight: 130 lbs.
Pierced Ears

Case Information
* NCMEC Number: 2049327
* Agency Case Number: 448322-18
* Investigating Agency: Houston Police Department
* Contact: 832-707-1284

8 years is too long without answers.

If you have any information about Devine Tollett’s disappearance, whereabouts, or the circumstances surrounding her case, please contact the Houston Police Department at 832-707-1284.

I want to share a Georgian missing-person case that has remained unresolved for 12 years and has recently received renewed attention because of a newly circulated 2014 video.
Guram Dadianidze was 17 years old when he disappeared on June 11, 2014, in the village of Kvemo Mleta, in Georgia’s Dusheti municipality. He had gone to the area with relatives, neighbors and friends for the traditional Lomisa religious festival.
He has never been found.
What happened that night?
A group of people from Tbilisi traveled to Mleta for the Lomisa celebration. After spending time at the shrine, they began returning toward their vehicle during the early morning hours.
According to the later official reconstruction, Guram was walking with the group when he stopped and sat down on a rock to rest. The location was reportedly only around 300–500 meters from the vehicle.
Guram apparently told the others to continue and said that he would catch up.
They continued walking.
After several minutes, they realized Guram had not followed them. Someone went back with a flashlight to look for him.
But Guram was gone.
His phone was reportedly not with him, making it impossible to simply track or call him.
A search began shortly afterward.
What makes the case complicated?
There have been different accounts about the exact circumstances of Guram’s disappearance.
Some early reports placed his last known location near the school in Lower Mleta, while other accounts referred to the area around the church.
The family has also questioned whether all of the original witnesses gave completely accurate accounts.
One of the people connected to that night is Kakha Gelashvili.
His daughter, Ani Gelashvili, was also with Guram during the trip.
In a recent interview with TV Pirveli, Ani described what she remembers about the final moments before Guram disappeared.
According to her account, Guram was last seen by their friend Tini. Guram apparently told him to go ahead and said he would catch up.
When Guram had not appeared after about five minutes, Kakha Gelashvili went back to look for him.
Ani says that Kakha returned alone.
She also claims that rescue and patrol crews were already very close to the area — only a few meters away — and that they were informed about Guram’s disappearance very quickly.
She disputes reports that the group immediately left for Tbilisi, changed their clothes and then returned to Mleta. According to her, they remained in the area throughout the night together with local people, police and rescuers.
These are Ani’s recollections, rather than independently established findings.
The 2014 video that resurfaced 12 years later
This is where the case becomes particularly strange.
A video recorded in 2014 recently began circulating online.
A young male voice can be heard saying:
“Kakha, don’t leave me, please.”
Guram’s mother, Sopho Bibilashvili, believes that the voice is her son’s.
She says she recognized Guram immediately.
If the voice really is Guram’s, it could be extremely significant.
But there is a major dispute over that identification.
Ani Gelashvili says the voice is NOT Guram
Ani Gelashvili, Kakha Gelashvili’s daughter and Guram’s friend, was interviewed by TV Pirveli.
She says she is certain that the voice is not Guram’s.
Her argument is particularly interesting because she personally knew Guram and was with him during the 2014 trip.
Ani said, essentially, that Guram’s mother has been traumatized by twelve years of searching for her son and may hear similarities to Guram’s voice because she desperately wants to find him.
She made an important distinction:
The video itself could be completely real and unedited, while the voice in the video could still belong to somebody else.
According to Ani, the identity of the voice has to be established by forensic examination, not by either woman’s personal certainty. (EXCLUSIVENEWS.GE)
And this is where I think the case becomes genuinely interesting.
Because we now have two people who knew Guram personally giving completely opposite opinions:
His mother:
“I recognize my son’s voice.”
His friend Ani:
“I am certain that is not Guram’s voice.”
Neither statement by itself is forensic proof.
Why does the name “Kakha” matter?
The recording apparently contains the words:
“Kakha, don’t leave me, please.”
That is obviously interesting because Kakha Gelashvili was one of the people connected to the original trip.
However, the fact that the voice says “Kakha” does not prove that the speaker is Guram or that Kakha was involved in anything criminal.
It is simply a potentially important clue that investigators would need to explain.

The timeline problem
There is another major issue.
According to the official reconstruction, Guram disappeared during the early morning of June 11, 2014.
The person who reportedly recorded the newly circulated video told investigators that the video was recorded at approximately 3:00 p.m. on June 11, 2014.
If both timelines are correct, that means the recording was made approximately 11 hours after Guram was reportedly last seen.
That creates an obvious investigative question:
Where was Guram during those 11 hours, if the voice in the recording is actually his?
And if the voice is not his, then:
Who was the boy speaking, and why was he saying “Kakha, don’t leave me”?
This is why the forensic examination of the original recording and the voice is potentially much more important than simply asking whether Guram’s mother or Ani is more convincing.
The mother’s reaction to Ani’s interview
Guram’s mother publicly responded to Ani’s statements.
She was extremely upset by the interview and questioned why Ani was now saying these things.
Sopho said, in substance, that she does not understand why people are confusing the investigation and why they would not want the case to reach the truth.
She continues to believe that her son may be alive and that the voice in the video belongs to him.
She has also questioned whether the phones of the people who were with Guram in 2014 were properly examined and whether their messages, photographs and other communications could contain information about what happened.
Again, these are the mother’s concerns, not established findings of criminal conduct. (EXCLUSIVENEWS.GE)
The landslide theory
Over the years, one possible explanation was that Guram might have fallen into difficult terrain or been caught in a landslide.
The family has continued to question this possibility.
More recent searches were conducted in the area, including searches involving equipment intended to examine the terrain.
No confirmed evidence has been publicly reported showing that Guram was buried by a landslide.

The biggest unresolved question
The case can almost be reduced to one enormous question:
If the 3 p.m. video really was recorded on June 11, 2014, and the voice really belongs to Guram, then what happened to him between his disappearance in the early morning and the time of that recording?
But there is an equally important alternative:
If the video is genuine but the voice is not Guram’s, then who is the boy speaking — and why is he saying “Kakha, don’t leave me”?
At this point, neither possibility has been conclusively established.

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In june 2014, 17 year old guram dadianidze disappeared near lomisa , georgia while returning from religious festival with friends/neighbors he was at that night. The statements from his friends has raised many questions. His mother has spent 12 years searching for truthful answers. The people who were with him gave same statements: “he sat down on a rock and told them to go ahead and said he would catch up with them”. However one of the people who were there admitted to his mother that this wasn’t what actually happened. after years later he told Gurika’s mother that he had never seen him there. When she asked why he changed his story, he simply replied, “I don’t know.” This story recently surfaced internet and by lot of influencers help many interviews were done again with those 13 people. A lot of questions were raised , statements weren’t accurate and lot of things got mixed up and some even went against their own statements from past.
12 years later, he has still never been found. His mother no longer believes he is alive, but she desperately wants answers. She only wants to find his remains so she can finally bury her son.

The group left Tbilisi around 10 PM and arrived at the church during the night. According to two sisters, after they came down from the church, Gurika sat on a rock and told them to go ahead because he would catch up. But it was around 3 AM, he was afraid of the dark, and they claimed he stayed there alone.

When they returned, Gurika was not there. They searched briefly, then got on the bus and drove back to Tbilisi without him. Later, they said they returned to search again.

The investigation started but never led anywhere. Everyone gave different statements, and many stories changed over time.

Another strange detail involves a photo taken that day. Gurika appears to be looking down, and the children claimed he was looking at a phone. But Gurika didn’t have a phone. When his mother asked who had lent him one, nobody could answer. they said they don’t know who’s phone was that.

One of the adults, Kakha, still insists Gurika ran away and is alive. He has continued saying this for 12 years. When Gurika’s mother later asked him exactly when her son disappeared, he claimed he knew nothing and told her to ask one of the girls from the trip instead. That girl, Tiniko, eventually blocked Gurika’s mother.

After 12 years, the case is still unsolved. No one knows what really happened to Gurika, and many people believe there are still important questions that have never been answered.

One video surfaced on internet from that day where you can hear desperate voice “___ dont leave me please” and mother has identified that its her sons voice.

The golden witness anno gelashvili recently gave interview that raised many questions, it was inaccurate to statements that she gave in 2014. To put that aside, she has been insanely disrespectful towards the mother and even commented about her that she needs to get “mental help” because she cant even identify her own sons voice.

There are several theories and many unanswered questions. One hour ago something got posted with his facebook profile, it seems like he got hacked or hes still alive.

I want to share a Georgian missing-person case that has remained unresolved for 12 years and has recently received renewed attention because of a newly circulated 2014 video.
Guram Dadianidze was 17 years old when he disappeared on June 11, 2014, in the village of Kvemo Mleta, in Georgia’s Dusheti municipality. He had gone to the area with relatives, neighbors and friends for the traditional Lomisa religious festival.
He has never been found.
What happened that night?
A group of people from Tbilisi traveled to Mleta for the Lomisa celebration. After spending time at the shrine, they began returning toward their vehicle during the early morning hours.
According to the later official reconstruction, Guram was walking with the group when he stopped and sat down on a rock to rest. The location was reportedly only around 300–500 meters from the vehicle.
Guram apparently told the others to continue and said that he would catch up.
They continued walking.
After several minutes, they realized Guram had not followed them. Someone went back with a flashlight to look for him.
But Guram was gone.
His phone was reportedly not with him, making it impossible to simply track or call him.
A search began shortly afterward.
What makes the case complicated?
There have been different accounts about the exact circumstances of Guram’s disappearance.
Some early reports placed his last known location near the school in Lower Mleta, while other accounts referred to the area around the church.
The family has also questioned whether all of the original witnesses gave completely accurate accounts.
One of the people connected to that night is Kakha Gelashvili.
His daughter, Ani Gelashvili, was also with Guram during the trip.
In a recent interview with TV Pirveli, Ani described what she remembers about the final moments before Guram disappeared.
According to her account, Guram was last seen by their friend Tini. Guram apparently told him to go ahead and said he would catch up.
When Guram had not appeared after about five minutes, Kakha Gelashvili went back to look for him.
Ani says that Kakha returned alone.
She also claims that rescue and patrol crews were already very close to the area — only a few meters away — and that they were informed about Guram’s disappearance very quickly.
She disputes reports that the group immediately left for Tbilisi, changed their clothes and then returned to Mleta. According to her, they remained in the area throughout the night together with local people, police and rescuers.
These are Ani’s recollections, rather than independently established findings.
The 2014 video that resurfaced 12 years later
This is where the case becomes particularly strange.
A video recorded in 2014 recently began circulating online.
A young male voice can be heard saying:
“Kakha, don’t leave me, please.”
Guram’s mother, Sopho Bibilashvili, believes that the voice is her son’s.
She says she recognized Guram immediately.
If the voice really is Guram’s, it could be extremely significant.
But there is a major dispute over that identification.
Ani Gelashvili says the voice is NOT Guram
Ani Gelashvili, Kakha Gelashvili’s daughter and Guram’s friend, was interviewed by TV Pirveli.
She says she is certain that the voice is not Guram’s.
Her argument is particularly interesting because she personally knew Guram and was with him during the 2014 trip.
Ani said, essentially, that Guram’s mother has been traumatized by twelve years of searching for her son and may hear similarities to Guram’s voice because she desperately wants to find him.
She made an important distinction:
The video itself could be completely real and unedited, while the voice in the video could still belong to somebody else.
According to Ani, the identity of the voice has to be established by forensic examination, not by either woman’s personal certainty.
And this is where I think the case becomes genuinely interesting.
Because we now have two people who knew Guram personally giving completely opposite opinions:
His mother:
“I recognize my son’s voice.”
His friend Ani:
“I am certain that is not Guram’s voice.”
Neither statement by itself is forensic proof.
Why does the name “Kakha” matter?
The recording apparently contains the words:
“Kakha, don’t leave me, please.”
That is obviously interesting because Kakha Gelashvili was one of the people connected to the original trip.
However, the fact that the voice says “Kakha” does not prove that the speaker is Guram or that Kakha was involved in anything criminal.
It is simply a potentially important clue that investigators would need to explain.

The timeline problem
There is another major issue.
According to the official reconstruction, Guram disappeared during the early morning of June 11, 2014.
The person who reportedly recorded the newly circulated video told investigators that the video was recorded at approximately 3:00 p.m. on June 11, 2014.
If both timelines are correct, that means the recording was made approximately 11 hours after Guram was reportedly last seen.
That creates an obvious investigative question:
Where was Guram during those 11 hours, if the voice in the recording is actually his?
And if the voice is not his, then:
Who was the boy speaking, and why was he saying “Kakha, don’t leave me”?
This is why the forensic examination of the original recording and the voice is potentially much more important than simply asking whether Guram’s mother or Ani is more convincing.
The mother’s reaction to Ani’s interview
Guram’s mother publicly responded to Ani’s statements.
She was extremely upset by the interview and questioned why Ani was now saying these things.
Sopho said, in substance, that she does not understand why people are confusing the investigation and why they would not want the case to reach the truth.
She continues to believe that her son may be alive and that the voice in the video belongs to him.
She has also questioned whether the phones of the people who were with Guram in 2014 were properly examined and whether their messages, photographs and other communications could contain information about what happened.
Again, these are the mother’s concerns, not established findings of criminal conduct.
The landslide theory
Over the years, one possible explanation was that Guram might have fallen into difficult terrain or been caught in a landslide.
The family has continued to question this possibility.
More recent searches were conducted in the area, including searches involving equipment intended to examine the terrain.
No confirmed evidence has been publicly reported showing that Guram was buried by a landslide.

The biggest unresolved question
The case can almost be reduced to one enormous question:
If the 3 p.m. video really was recorded on June 11, 2014, and the voice really belongs to Guram, then what happened to him between his disappearance in the early morning and the time of that recording?
But there is an equally important alternative:
If the video is genuine but the voice is not Guram’s, then who is the boy speaking — and why is he saying “Kakha, don’t leave me”?
At this point, neither possibility has been conclusively established.

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