On a summer evening in Phoenix, Arizona, 23-year-old Tiffany Marie Perry was last seen on June 20, 2003. She was in the area of 7th Avenue and Washington Street at approximately 6:10 p.m. and then vanished. Tiffany, a white female with blonde hair and blue eyes, was known by the nickname "Treasure." She stood between 5'5" and 5'6" and weighed between 125 and 135 pounds.
Distinguishing features included pierced ears, a possible nose piercing, and a potential scar above her left eyebrow. From that evening forward, Tiffany's whereabouts became a troubling mystery, and she has not been seen or heard from since.
The circumstances surrounding Tiffany's disappearance quickly led investigators to suspect foul play. At the time she went missing, it was alleged that she was involved in sex work and used the drug Ecstasy. These factors contributed to her classification as an endangered missing person. The Phoenix Police Department opened an investigation into her case, which has remained unsolved for over two decades. Despite the passage of time, her case is still active, with law enforcement hopeful that new leads or information might emerge.
Over the years, Tiffany's case has been documented by various missing persons organizations in the hope of generating public awareness and new information. Her details have been shared on platforms such as The Charley Project and the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System providing a consistent record of the known facts of her case. The investigation is ongoing, and the Phoenix Police Department continues to be the primary agency handling her disappearance. The central mystery of what happened to Tiffany Perry on that June evening in 2003 remains, leaving a void for her loved ones and a lingering question for the community. Hers is one of many unsolved missing persons cases in Phoenix, a city with a significant number of such cold cases.Last Seen: Jun 20, 2003
