Sherryl Lynne Jacquot was 42 when she disappeared from Stilwell, Oklahoma, in the summer of 1999. The last confirmed in-person contact was June 23, 1999, when she visited her mother in Oklahoma City with visible injuries she said came from a fight with her boyfriend. On July 3 she called her mother from an unknown number in Fort Smith, Arkansas, promised to return to Oklahoma City, but never arrived and was never heard from again.

At the time she lived in a trailer on Highway 100 in Stilwell and sometimes used the surname Shade. Family members who later checked the trailer found it dilapidated and apparently unoccupied; her dogs remained on the property and the small off-white Datsun pickup she drove was missing. She had black hair, brown eyes, and two Harley-Davidson tattoos, one on her left forearm and Harley wings on her right hip.

Foul play is strongly suspected. The Adair County Sheriff’s Department and the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation have been involved and the case remains unsolved. Did anyone in Stilwell or Fort Smith remember seeing Sherryl or her off-white Datsun around late June or early July 1999?