[/h]The pictures and posters still have the same look, someone is missing and their family is desperate to find them.
“To sit around and not know,” said Cherie Puckett. “That pain ought to be tremendous.”
There’s someone who’s been absent in
Cherie and Paul Puckett’s lives. Their daughter Samantha has been missing since November 2016.
TULSA, Okla. (KTUL) — There are more than 200 people who are “
missing persons” in Oklahoma. Those cases go back decades. They used to be faces on milk cartons, but now they fill social media and the internet.
The pictures and posters still have the same look, someone is missing and their family is desperate to find them.
“To sit around and not know,” said Cherie Puckett. “That pain ought to be tremendous.”
There’s someone who’s been absent in
Cherie and Paul Puckett’s lives. Their daughter Samantha has been missing since November 2016.
“She was very caring, very loving and very sweet,” said Cherie. “She thought she could save the world.”
For the families of the missing, it’s living life in the unknown. Is their loved one still alive? Where are they?
“We knew when she was gone for the holidays with her son, she was gone,” said Cherie.
