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Aug 25, 2011
Apr 01, 2024
Jerry
Yell
84
54
60 inches
62 inches
105 lbs
115 lbs
White / Caucasian
Female
On a seemingly ordinary day in Ardmore, Oklahoma, 54-year-old Jerry Frances Yell, a resident of Oklahoma City, vanished, leaving behind a life and a family. The date was September 14, 1994. Jerry, a woman with dark brown hair mixed with gray and striking green eyes, was in Ardmore visiting a friend. That day, she mentioned her plans to go to a storage facility in the nearby town of Lone Grove where she worked. Her intention was to organize some things before making the drive back to her home in Oklahoma City. She was last seen wearing blue jeans and an oversized white t-shirt, possibly bearing a Dr. Pepper logo. Jerry was known for wearing a lot of big rings, including a distinctive diamond one, and a watch. After stating her plans, Jerry Yell was never seen or heard from again. The days that followed her disappearance brought a concerning discovery, but no answers. Several days after she was last seen, Jerry's vehicle, a white 1989 Lincoln Mark VII, was found abandoned in the parking lot of a Walmart on North Commerce Street in Ardmore. The car itself offered no clues as to what might have happened to its owner. There was no sign of Jerry at the scene, and the discovery of her car only deepened the mystery surrounding her sudden absence. Investigators learned that her driver's license was never renewed in the years that followed, a small but significant detail in a case with very few leads. The Ardmore Police Department opened an investigation into her disappearance, but the trail was cold from the start. Decades have passed since Jerry Yell disappeared, yet her case remains unsolved, leaving a void of uncertainty for her loved ones. The passage of time has not yielded any significant breakthroughs or provided any clear understanding of the events that transpired on that September day. The initial facts of the case remain the only known information: a woman with a planned itinerary for her day, a visit to her workplace, and a trip home that was never completed. Her car's discovery in a public parking lot added a layer of bewilderment, suggesting a sudden and unplanned interruption to her day. The lack of any further evidence or contact has left her family and investigators with a painful and enduring puzzle. The circumstances surrounding Jerry Yell's disappearance continue to be a quiet but persistent mystery in Carter County.
Sep 14, 1994
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Carter County
4072
Ardmore Police Department
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Carter County
73401
23 South Washington Street, Oklahoma
5802231212
Local
Law Enforcement
94030259
1994-09-25
Ardmore Police Department
Brown
Green
Green
06/21/2026
