In the quiet community of Red Springs, North Carolina, a 36-year-old Lumbee woman named Sharletha Maynor vanished on March 6, 2007, leaving her three children and a life behind. At the time of her disappearance, she was described as a Native American female with brown hair and hazel eyes, standing at 5'5" and weighing around 120 pounds. She had a noticeable scar near her right eye and her ears were pierced. On the day she was last seen, she was reportedly wearing a white blouse, blue jeans, and either a blue windbreaker with white stripes on the sleeves or a Harley Davidson jacket. Her disappearance occurred less than two weeks before she was supposed to be married, adding a layer of concern for her family.
The circumstances surrounding Sharletha's disappearance are clouded by conflicting accounts. One version of events suggests that she had an argument with her fiancé, Tony McEachern, who then let her out of his car on Highway 71 near Lombardy Village Road. According to this account, she was then seen getting into a green truck with an unknown male and has not been heard from since. Another story indicates that she left their home in the 70 block of Newton Drive at 8:30 p.m. and never returned. She vanished without taking any of her personal belongings or clothing with her, a detail her family finds highly uncharacteristic and alarming.
Despite the passage of many years, Sharletha Maynor's case remains unsolved, and there has been no evidence of foul play officially reported. The lack of any contact since that March evening in 2007 is completely out of character for her, causing her loved ones significant distress. Her family remains deeply concerned for her well-being. The Robeson County Sheriff's Office is the investigating agency for this long-standing missing person case. The overview of the case is marked by the differing stories of her last moments, the impending wedding, and the sudden, silent nature of her disappearance, leaving a family searching for answers.
Last Seen: Mar 06, 2007
