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Summary based on 5 sources
Callie Amanda Pauline Cooper was 25 years old when she disappeared after traveling by bus from Texas to Jackson, Mississippi. Public missing-person records list her as missing since July 13, 2017, and describe the last known point in her journey as the Greyhound bus station in Jackson, where she reportedly got off the bus and then vanished from public view. The available information is painfully limited: there is no detailed public account of who she may have been meeting, where she planned to go after arriving in Jackson, or what happened in the hours after she stepped off the bus. One later summary noted that the exact circumstances around the date and sighting are not entirely clear, while another account said her sister believed she may have seen Callie on surveillance footage at the Greyhound station. What remains consistent across public sources is that after Callie reached Jackson, she was not seen or heard from again.

At the time she went missing, Callie was described as a young white woman with blonde hair and blue eyes. Sources list her height as approximately 5 feet 3 inches to 5 feet 5 inches, and her weight as roughly 100 to 120 pounds, with one Mississippi repository entry listing her at 64 inches and 110 pounds. She had a distinctive gap between her front teeth, a small but important identifying feature that investigators and advocates have included in public case summaries. Her clothing at the time was not clearly documented, though one source notes she had been known to wear men’s clothing. These details matter because, in a case with so few publicly known facts, even a physical characteristic, a remembered outfit style, or a confirmed sighting near the bus station could be meaningful.

Callie’s disappearance appears to have left investigators and the people who cared about her with more questions than answers. She had taken a long-distance trip and arrived in a city where the public trail seems to end almost immediately. The bus station became the center of the known timeline, but the public record does not explain whether she left on foot, got into a vehicle, spoke with anyone, checked in with family, or had another destination in mind. MissingSippi’s case summary states that she got off the bus at the Greyhound station and has not been seen or heard from since, while the Mississippi Repository for Missing and Unidentified Persons similarly records that she took a bus from Texas to Jackson on July 13, 2017, got off at the Greyhound station, and was not seen afterward.

The scarcity of public information makes Callie’s case especially haunting. There are no widely reported developments, no publicly detailed timeline beyond the trip from Texas to Mississippi, and no clear explanation for why contact stopped after she arrived. Later case writeups have continued to emphasize how little is known, noting that very few details are available and that the central mystery remains what happened after she exited the bus in Jackson. In that silence, Callie is remembered not as a set of sparse case facts, but as a person whose life intersected with an ordinary place on an ordinary day before she disappeared. The known overview is this: Callie Amanda Pauline Cooper, age 25, traveled by bus from Texas to Jackson, Mississippi, was last connected to the Greyhound station there in July 2017, was described as a blonde-haired, blue-eyed woman with a gap between her front teeth, and the publicly available record provides no confirmed explanation for what happened to her after that final known sighting.

Last Seen: Jul 13, 2017