Stacey Andrade King

Stacey Andrade King is a writer, speaker, and advocate for victims’ rights. Her first book, “Until She’s Found: A Daughter’s Journey of Love, Loss, and Justice Taken Away,” is a short memoir chronicling her fight for justice following the 2024 resentencing of her mother’s convicted murderer. Her second book, “Without a Body: The Cold Case of Nancy Jo Andrade,” tells the complete story of her mother’s 1982 disappearance, the landmark trial that led to a conviction without a body, and the ongoing search for answers that continues more than four decades later.

Through her writing, Stacey gives voice to the lasting impact of violent crime and the families left behind, offering an unflinching look at grief, resilience, and the pursuit of truth.

Through the Nancy Jo Foundation, Stacey honors her mother’s memory by supporting families searching for missing loved ones, providing resources for survivors, and promoting victim-centered reform that prioritizes compassion and accountability.

Stacey lives with her family and is dedicated to seeking justice—for her mother and for all families whose lives have been forever changed by violent crime. She is still searching for her mother’s remains and asks anyone with information to come forward.