Kamille Lynn Adams, a 31-year-old mother of three, was last seen by her teenage daughter on the morning of October 27, 2017, at her residence on Old Pond Road in Anderson, South Carolina. When her daughter returned home from school that day, Kamille was gone. She had left behind all of her personal belongings, including her clothes and any bags she might have packed, with the sole exception of her cell phone. The circumstances surrounding her initial departure were not immediately alarming to her family, as she had left before but had always returned. However, as days turned into weeks with no contact, concern grew. It would be six months before she was officially reported as a missing person.
The last known sign of Kamille's activity came three days after she was last seen, on October 29, 2017, when a photo was posted to her Facebook account. The post indicated she was in Lincolnton, Georgia, a town roughly sixty miles from her home in Anderson. After this social media update, her financial accounts showed no further activity, and her social media presence went silent. The investigation into her disappearance has been challenging due to the limited information available. Despite law enforcement's efforts to follow up on every lead, including contacting authorities in Lincolnton, the trail went cold.
Kamille is described as a white female with brown hair and hazel eyes, standing at 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighing approximately 170 pounds. She has several distinctive tattoos, including a floral design on her right shoulder, the name 'Kamille' above her right breast, fairies on her chest, roses on her back, the names of her children, 'Tierra,' 'Elysia,' and 'Layla,' on her right upper arm, and a black panther on her left thigh. At the time of her disappearance, she was known to be living between the Anderson, South Carolina area and Georgia. A significant amount of time after she vanished, one of her credit cards was discovered in Garland, Texas. This discovery has led investigators to consider the possibility that she could be a victim of human trafficking. Her case remains unsolved, and her family continues to hope for answers, while investigators believe that someone may have information that could be crucial to resolving her case.
Last Seen: Oct 27, 2017
