Sonia Citron: The Disappearance at Notre Dame

Sonia Citron

The Disappearance of Sonia Citron: A Notre Dame Mystery

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Prologue: The Star Who Vanished

Notre Dame’s women’s basketball team was on the rise, and sophomore guard Sonia Citron was at the heart of their success. A 6'1' phenom from Scarsdale, New York, Citron had already made a name for herself as a clutch scorer and lockdown defender. But on the morning of October 17, 2023, she failed to show up for practice.

Her dorm room was untouched. Her phone went straight to voicemail. And just like that—she was gone.

Chapter 1: The Last Sighting

The last confirmed sighting of Sonia was at 10:47 PM the night before, leaving the Rolfs Sports Recreation Center after a late-night workout. Security footage showed her walking alone toward McGlinn Hall, her dorm. Teammates said she seemed normal—focused, maybe a little tired, but nothing alarming.

Yet by morning, her bed hadn’t been slept in.

Chapter 2: The Disturbing Clues

Detectives scoured her room and found:

Her playbook, left open on her desk, with a single red circle around an upcoming game against UConn.

A deleted text recovered from her phone: 'I know what you did.' (Sent to an unknown number.)

A single ticket stub for a South Bend bus depot, dated the day before her disappearance.

Rumors swirled. Was it a stalker fan? A gambling connection? Or something darker?

Chapter 3: The Theories

The Gambling Angle

Notre Dame had been heavily favored in early-season games. Was there pressure from outside forces to throw a game?

A teammate anonymously claimed Sonia had been 'acting paranoid' before vanishing.

The Rivalry Gone Wrong

The circled UConn game raised eyebrows. Did someone connected to a rival program target her?

A mysterious man in a Huskies jacket had been seen near campus that week.

The Personal Demons Theory

Friends said Sonia had been withdrawn lately. Was she struggling with something no one knew about?

Her laptop revealed searches for 'how to disappear' two weeks prior.

Chapter 4: The Chilling Twist

Three days after her disappearance, a burner Instagram account posted a single, cryptic story: a blurry photo of a basketball jersey (Citron’s #33) draped over a bench, with the caption:

'She was too good for this game.'

The account was deleted within minutes.

Epilogue: The Unanswered Questions

As of today, Sonia Citron remains missing. No ransom note. No body. No arrests.

Some believe she ran away. Others fear something far worse.

And every time Notre Dame takes the court, her jersey hangs on the bench—a silent reminder of the star who vanished without a trace.

What really happened to Sonia Citron? If you have any information, contact the Notre Dame Police Tip Line.

(Note: This is a fictionalized true crime-style story. Sonia Citron is a real player, but this narrative is purely speculative and for entertainment purposes only.)

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