Tina M. Brashear, a 38-year-old enrolled member of the Muscogee Nation, has been missing since April 1, 2011. She was last seen in Mannford, Oklahoma, in Creek County with her boyfriend, James Jimmy Alexander. Tina was described as 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighing between 210 and 220 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Distinctive tattoos include a dragon on her left ankle, a heart and rose on her right lower leg, a tribal design on the back of her neck, a dot on her right hand, and a skull with the names Caleb/Dwayne on her right back.

Family members became concerned when she failed to make contact on Easter and Mother’s Day, which was uncharacteristic. The last sighting followed an argument after Tina and Jimmy were asked to leave a friend’s house. The relationship had been volatile; Jimmy had been arrested months earlier for assaulting Tina. In 2013 Jimmy Alexander was charged with her murder and his father, Jack Alexander, was charged with accessory after friends reported disturbing statements and alleged evidence, but Jimmy later became ill in jail, fell, and died of a brain bleed before trial and the accessory charge was dropped. Searches, including on the Alexander property, have not located Tina and the case remains open.

Anyone who knew Tina, her movements in Mannford in early April 2011, or who has information about the Alexander property is asked to come forward.