Federal authorities are appealing to the public for assistance in solving the long-standing disappearance of Paige Summer Moore, who vanished from her Broken Arrow, Oklahoma home in 2012 when she was 17 years old. Law enforcement officials noted that Moore has not been seen since July 10, 2012, and her case was officially ruled a homicide last year.
Earlier this year, investigators with the Broken Arrow Police Department released information concerning a vehicle potentially linked to the case, describing it as a green 2002 Chevrolet Tracker bearing license plate number 931KSW. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is now offering a financial reward of up to $25,000 for details that result in locating Moore, as well as the identification, arrest, and conviction of any individuals involved in her disappearance.
According to records from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Moore may still be in the local region and could have altered her appearance with facial piercings or dyed hair. Advocacy groups have noted that at the time she left her residence in the 1100 block of North Ironwood Avenue—intending to attend a summer school program—she took her cellphone and some personal belongings. Initial reports indicated she left voluntarily, and family members expressed concern that she had associated with the wrong crowd.
Investigators urge anyone possessing relevant information to contact the FBI's Oklahoma City field office or submit anonymous tips online through the official federal tip portal.