In the late summer of 2007, a mother of three named Philiss Ann Crockett vanished under perplexing circumstances in Louisiana. A friend had given her a ride from her home in LaSalle Parish to a convenience store situated on Highway 165, right at the border of LaSalle and Caldwell Parishes. The purpose of her trip was to meet with an unidentified person. Following this drop-off, Philiss was never seen or heard from again, leaving behind a life and a family that deeply misses her.
Her mother officially reported her missing to the Caldwell Parish Sheriff's Office ten days after her last confirmed sighting.
Philiss's children remember their mother as a loving, caring, and outgoing person who never met a stranger and had a passion for helping people. They are adamant that she would not have voluntarily abandoned them. Over the years, her children have tirelessly pursued any leads or rumors they've come across, passing on any information, no matter how small, to investigators in the hopes of piecing together the puzzle of their mother's disappearance. This enduring mystery has left her family in a constant state of uncertainty, grappling with countless unanswered questions.
The last confirmed sighting of Philiss was at a residence east of Olla where she was living at the time. At the time of her disappearance, she was 39 years old, stood at 5'6', and weighed approximately 110 pounds. She has brown hair, blue eyes, and a distinctive scar on her left cheek. The investigation into her disappearance has spanned many years, with both the Caldwell and LaSalle Parish Sheriff's Offices involved. Despite the passage of time and the numerous dead-end leads, her family holds onto hope for answers and closure. The case of Philiss Crockett's disappearance is a story of a family's enduring love and their unending search for a mother who vanished without a trace.Last Seen: Aug 14, 2007
