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Frezja Baker was just 31 years old when she disappeared in Charlotte, North Carolina.

For seven days, her family searched the streets of Charlotte, handing out flyers and knocking on doors — not knowing she was less than a block away the entire time.

This is the full breakdown of the Frezja Baker case and the arrest of Lorenzo Inman Jr.

Before Frezja ever met him, Lorenzo Inman Jr. had already been convicted in Charlotte for a violent attack in 2017. That conviction was later overturned, and in 2021 he accepted a plea deal that reduced his sentence. In October 2025, he was back in court again.

Eight weeks later, Frezja Baker was missing.

Surveillance footage from a convenience store in Charlotte placed Lorenzo Inman Jr. with Frezja on the night she vanished. On December 11th, 2025, Charlotte Mecklenburg Police discovered her inside her gray-blue Honda Accord behind an abandoned church on Sanders Avenue.

He was later located in Maxton, North Carolina — nearly two hours from Charlotte.

This case raises serious questions about warning signs, prior convictions, probation decisions, and whether the system failed Frezja Baker.

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This video is created for educational and documentary purposes only. All information is based on publicly available records, court documents, and news reporting regarding the Frezja Baker case in Charlotte, North Carolina. The content is not intended to harass, defame, or speculate, but to present documented facts responsibly.

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