Tracy Michelle Samuels, 24, was last seen on February 17, 1993, after leaving home in Glenpool, Oklahoma. That morning she saw her seven-year-old daughter off to school and dropped her five-year-old son at his grandparents’ in Jenks, then told her mother she had a job interview but gave no details about the employer or location. A later sighting in Tulsa showed her parking a dark blue 1988 GMC extended cab pickup erratically at the Cherry Hill apartment complex, then getting into a white GMC or Chevrolet flatbed pickup driven by an unidentified white man with brown hair, a mustache, and a baseball cap; the witness said Tracy appeared reluctant to enter the truck. Her own pickup was found abandoned the next day at a different Tulsa apartment complex, and she was reportedly carrying a significant amount of cash when she vanished.

She was last seen wearing a black down-filled jacket, blue jeans, and white roper-style cowboy boots. The case remains open and cold. Multiple agencies have been involved, including Glenpool and Tulsa police and the Bureau of Indian Affairs because she was an enrolled member of the Cherokee Nation; a 2012 excavation in Tulsa produced no remains.

What did anyone in the Glenpool or Tulsa area see that day or know about the man in the white flatbed truck?