Season 208Published on YouTube
Missing Person
The Disappearance of Jamie Michelle McChurin
The Season 2 investigation into the disappearance of Jamie Michelle McChurin is now available on the official Ozark Crimewatch YouTube channel.
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Missing Person
Open for informationThe Disappearance of Tracy A. Pickett
Tracy Ann Pickett was 14 when she disappeared from the Webb City and Joplin area. She was last seen leaving a friend’s residence in Webb City. Tracy has not been seen since, and official public records state that foul play is suspected.
- Date
- August 12, 1992
- Location
- Webb City, Missouri
Unsolved Homicide
Historical case — editorial reviewThe Unsolved Murder of Gwendolyn Creekmore
Gwendolyn Creekmore was found dead inside her Joplin home in May 1950. Her death was ruled a homicide, no one was charged, and the case remains part of Joplin’s unresolved history.
- Date
- May 29, 1950
- Location
- Joplin, Missouri
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