RIVERSIDE, Ohio (WDTN) – Missing Riverside woman Cheryl Coker is the subject of a new piece by People magazine.
The article includes interviews with her family and a timeline of Coker’s life leading up to her disappearance.
Coker went missing on October 2 in 2018 after dropping her daughter off at school. Riverside Police have named her husband, William, as a suspect but he has not been arrested or charged.
The article is featured in People’s January 13 issue.
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