Tracy Pickett was 14 when she disappeared after a visit to a friend in Webb City, Missouri. On August 11, 1992, her mother gave permission for Tracy to spend the night at a friend’s house; the friend was actually living alone and a party took place that evening. Tracy was reported missing on August 12, 1992. She is described as a white female, blonde hair, brown eyes, 5 feet 4 inches, 115 pounds, last seen in a pink t-shirt and cut-off jeans, with a scar on her lower lip and an unfinished, hand-drawn X-shaped cross tattoo on her left breast.

Attention quickly centered on Lowell Andrew Billy, known as Al, who reportedly paid Tracy uncomfortable attention, offered her a ride in a black van with two sunroofs and louvered side windows, and left the state soon after. He later was convicted in Oklahoma for unrelated sexual offenses and is considered the prime suspect, but no charges have been filed in Tracy’s disappearance. Searches over the years, including a partial draining of a mining pit in 2005 and pond searches in 2018, produced no answers.

If anyone knew Tracy, her movements that weekend, or saw the described van, please come forward with information.