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There is a cold case mystery unfolding in Tacoma as crews with Tacoma Emergency Management were seen digging in the backyard of a home at the corner of South Gunnison Street and South Wright Avenue.

Neighbors suspect the investigation is related to 2-year-old Teekah Lewis, who disappeared in 1999 from a bowling alley a short distance away.

However, the is being very tight-lipped about whatever is going on鈥攊ncluding to Lewis’ mother, Theresa Cziapiewski.

“I knew when I talked to her last time, she said she was working on something, but she wouldn’t tell me,” Cziapiewski said.

Neighbors told 成人X站 Newsradio that since the beginning of this month, they have seen teams, including the FBI, in the home’s backyard. They started digging on the property Monday.

The cold case of Teekah Lewi

Lewis’ case is one of the most notorious cold cases in Tacoma. It has been assumed she was abducted from the New Frontier Bowling Alley in Tacoma.

“It was sad at the time that nobody knew where she was, and now this, in our own neighborhood,” neighbor Stephanie said.

Ironically, the property where this search is ongoing was owned by a family with the surname Lewis.

成人X站 Newsradio is working to gather more information.

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