Dianne Vasquez Missing Person Case

Jun 28, 2025

Jul 14, 2025

Dianne

Vasquez

63

62

68 inches

110 lbs

Black / African American

Female

In the early morning hours of a spring day in Memphis, Tennessee, 62-year-old Dianne Vasquez vanished from her apartment. On April 25, 2025, at approximately 3:07 a.m., she walked out of her home and has not been seen or heard from by her family since. At the time of her disappearance, Dianne was wearing a long black and purple shirt with black pants, and notably, had no shoes on. She was last possibly seen walking westbound on Chelsea Avenue from Hollywood Road. Dianne is an African American woman, described as being 5'8" tall and weighing around 110 pounds, with graying black hair and brown eyes. The circumstances surrounding her leaving her home at such an unusual hour, and without footwear, have caused significant concern for her well-being. The alert for Dianne's disappearance was elevated to a Silver Alert by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation due to underlying medical conditions that could impair her ability to return home safely on her own. Dianne has been diagnosed with dementia and is also prone to seizures, which can cause confusion and disorientation, making it difficult for her to recognize familiar surroundings. These health issues add a layer of urgency to the search, as she may be unable to seek help or find her way back. Law enforcement believes she may have wandered away from her residence near Calvert Avenue and become lost. The Memphis Police Department, along with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, are the primary agencies involved in the ongoing investigation. The search for Dianne Vasquez continues, with authorities and her family holding onto hope for her safe return. The Memphis Police Department and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation have urged the public to remain watchful and report any possible sightings or information that could be pertinent to the case. Sergeant Jerry Lloyd of the Memphis Police Department has been designated as a point of contact for any tips from the community. The case serves as a somber reminder of the vulnerabilities faced by individuals with cognitive impairments and the critical role of community awareness in locating missing persons. The lack of contact with her family since she left her home remains a central and worrying aspect of her disappearance.

Apr 25, 2025

Memphis

Tennessee

Shelby County

Memphis

No

171350

Memphis Police Department

Memphis

Tennessee

Shelby County

38103

170 North Main Street, Tennessee

9016363700

Local

Law Enforcement

http://www.memphispolice.org/

2504029187ME

2025-04-25

Memphis Police Department

Black

Brown

Brown

07/01/2026