Brookelyn Farthing was 18 and celebrating her high school graduation when she disappeared after a June 21–22, 2013 party in Berea, Kentucky. She stayed behind at the gathering after her sister and cousin left, then left later with two young men. The men drove to look at horses; one was dropped off and Brookelyn was taken to the home of an acquaintance, Joshua Henley.

In the early morning of June 22, increasingly distressed texts were sent from Brookelyn’s phone. Around 7:00 a.m. Henley reported a fire at his house; a couch had burned through the floor, electricity was off, and Brookelyn’s purse, overnight bag, and cowboy boots were left behind while her cell phone was missing.

Searches of roughly 16,000 acres and continued investigation produced no sign of Brookelyn. No arrests have been made. Her family has held benefit events and established a reward fund, currently at $14,000, for information leading to her whereabouts or the conviction of those responsible. If anyone knew Brookelyn, her movements that night, or saw her after 5:30 a.m., please come forward with information.