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Maria Juarez, a 16-year-old girl, was last seen on March 17, 2009, in Del City, Oklahoma. Maria, along with two younger girls named Emma and Erandi, disappeared on the same day. The circumstances surrounding their disappearance suggest that they may be in the company of their mother, with the possibility of traveling to Mexico. Another girl, Tania, went missing a month later, and authorities believe that she might also be connected to the case.

At the time of her disappearance, Maria wa ...Read More
Last Seen: Mar 17, 2009

Victim Details

Jul 23, 2013

Nov 09, 2020

Maria

Juarez

31

16

58 inches

160 lbs

Hispanic / Latino

Female

In the spring of 2009, a quiet disappearance in Del City, Oklahoma, marked the beginning of a long and sorrowful mystery for the family of Maria Berenice Juarez. At sixteen years old, Maria was last seen on March 17, 2009. On the day she vanished, she was reportedly wearing a blue T-shirt with "USA" printed on the front, along with gray sweatpants that had a white stripe. Standing at 4'10" and weighing 160 pounds, Maria had shoulder-length black hair and brown eyes. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance are intertwined with that of two younger girls, Emma and Erandi, who were also last seen on the same day. The prevailing belief among authorities is that the three girls may be in the company of their mother and might have traveled to Mexico. This theory has been a central focus of the investigation since its early stages. The complexity of the case deepened when another girl, Tania, was reported missing approximately a month later, on April 14, 2009. Although Tania disappeared from a different location, investigators believe her case is connected to the disappearances of Maria, Emma, and Erandi, and that she may be with them. A significant piece of information in the investigation is the description of a vehicle the group may have been traveling in: a gray Chevrolet Tahoe SUV with an Oklahoma license plate number 223NAX. Despite the passage of many years, law enforcement has been unable to locate the girls or the vehicle, leaving their families in a state of prolonged uncertainty and grief. The hope that they might be found has not diminished, but the lack of answers has been a heavy burden to bear. The investigation into the disappearance of Maria Juarez and the other girls has remained open, though leads have been scarce. It is believed they could still be in Mexico. The case serves as a heart-wrenching reminder of the many young people who go missing each year, and the enduring pain experienced by their loved ones. Maria's family, along with the families of Emma, Erandi, and Tania, continue to await any news that might bring them closure. The circumstances of their disappearance, believed to be a familial abduction, highlight the complexities that can be involved in missing persons cases, particularly those that may cross international borders. The case as a whole is an overview of a lingering and painful mystery, with four young lives at its center, and a family left to wonder what happened on that spring day in 2009.

Mar 17, 2009

Del City

Oklahoma

Oklahoma County

28895

Del City Police Department

Del City

Oklahoma

Oklahoma County

73115

4517 Southeast 29th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73115, Oklahoma

4056772443

Local

Law Enforcement

2009003819

2009-03-20

Del City Police Department

Black

Brown

Brown

06/10/2026


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