Fourteen-year-old Bobbie Lynn Wofford vanished during the Fourth of July weekend in Kingfisher, Oklahoma, in 1999. She told her mother she planned to spend the holiday at Lake Canton with friends but was last seen in the early morning hours of July 5, 1999, outside a Love’s Convenience Store in Kingfisher speaking with a man in a red pickup truck.

On November 4, 1999, quail hunters found skeletal remains in a remote wooded area west of Kingfisher, a local teen party spot; the remains were later identified as Bobbie’s. Investigators recovered her library card and makeup at the scene, and the clothing matched what she had been wearing. An autopsy determined she died from a gunshot to the head, and authorities believe she was killed where the remains were found.

In 2001 serial killer Tommy Lynn Sells confessed and said he took a pair of earrings later identified by Bobbie’s mother as belonging to her; the earrings were mass-produced and no definitive corroboration linked Sells to the crime, and he was never charged. The Kingfisher County Sheriff’s Office, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation and the FBI have continued follow-up work and a reward remains offered.

Did anyone in Kingfisher or the surrounding area have contact with Bobbie that weekend or remember the red pickup truck?