Cynthia McCoy, 63, disappeared after a routine outing in the Kingman area on August 20, 2024. A flat tire along Highway 66 prompted Cynthia and a friend to seek help; a man in a white truck stopped and helped. Cynthia was dropped off at a business at 2770 Highway 66 between 7:40 and 7:50 a.m. to look for a replacement tire and never returned. She had left her cell phone charging at home and carried only her purse, which held ID and bank cards; there has been no financial activity since she was last seen.

Cynthia is described as a white female, about five feet tall and 110 pounds, with short black hair with purple highlights, brown eyes, and a tattoo of animal paw prints on her right ankle. On the day she vanished she wore a light blue spaghetti strap shirt, dark shorts and BOBS shoes with animated character prints; she carried a black Route 66 purse. Investigators identified and later ruled out the man in the white early-2000s Ford F-150 king-cab with a camper shell; the case remains open and investigators continue to seek information.

If anyone saw Cynthia on Highway 66 near Kingman on the morning of August 20, or has information about her movements after she was left at 2770 Highway 66, please come forward.