Annette Desiree Eaves, who was 41 years old when she disappeared, was last seen on November 6, 2018, in Stallo, Mississippi. She was known by her middle name, Desiree, and many law enforcement and missing-person sources identify her that way. At the time she vanished, she was described as a white woman with brown hair and brown eyes, about 5 feet 7 inches tall and approximately 120 pounds.
She had pierced ears and several identifying tattoos, including a Bengal tiger on her right thigh, a black rose on her right wrist, and the names “Cody,” “Cameron,” “Shyanne,” “Mark,” and “Aaron” tattooed on her arms.
Desiree’s last known location was a residence along Highway 15 in the Stallo community. The publicly available accounts of that day are sparse, but they consistently place her at or near that residence before she was no longer seen or heard from. She was reportedly wearing a dark blue denim jacket, a white tank top, dark blue jeans, cowboy boots, and a brown belt with a silver buckle. The Mississippi Repository for Missing and Unidentified Persons states that it remains unclear whether she walked away from the residence or left with someone else. That uncertainty has remained one of the painful gaps in the public timeline: Desiree was present, then she was gone, and the exact circumstances of how she left have not been publicly resolved.
In the days immediately after her disappearance, there may not have been instant alarm in the way there would be for someone whose daily contact was predictable and constant. Public case summaries say it was not considered entirely unusual for Desiree to be out of touch for a few days at a time. But as days became weeks, the silence became something different. Her loved ones had no word from her, no confirmed sighting, and no reassurance that she was safe. After weeks passed without contact, her family reported her missing, beginning a search that would stretch across years and involve both missing-person efforts and criminal investigation.
Investigators came to suspect that Desiree’s disappearance involved foul play. In April 2020, William “Craig” Snow of Philadelphia, Mississippi, was charged with murder in connection with her disappearance. WCBI reported that Snow was also charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a controlled substance. Authorities said the investigation was still ongoing and asked anyone with information to contact East Mississippi Crime Stoppers. Public reporting has not provided a full account of what evidence led investigators to the murder charge, and officials have released limited information about what they believe happened to Desiree after she was last seen.
A second man, Huland D. Boatner of Louisville, was later connected to the case. Public reports state that Boatner had initially faced an accessory-after-the-fact charge before that charge was upgraded to murder in connection with Desiree’s disappearance. Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark declined to release many details, citing the active investigation, and when asked whether Desiree’s remains had been recovered, he said investigators were keeping information confidential while pursuing leads. The public record therefore reflects a difficult and unresolved reality: two men have been charged in connection with Desiree’s presumed death, but her body has not been publicly confirmed as recovered.
Desiree’s case remains a deeply painful one because it contains both investigative movement and unanswered questions. She was last seen on November 6, 2018, at a Highway 15 residence in Stallo, Mississippi; she was wearing denim clothing, a white tank top, cowboy boots, and a brown belt; she had distinctive tattoos that could help identify her; and after weeks without contact, her family reported her missing. Authorities have treated the disappearance as suspicious, foul play has been publicly suspected, and two men have faced murder charges in connection with the case. Yet the available public information still leaves crucial questions unresolved, including how Desiree left the residence, what happened immediately afterward, and where she may be. In overview, Annette Desiree Eaves was a 41-year-old Louisville-area woman whose disappearance from Stallo began as a missing-person case and developed into a homicide investigation, but the public story remains incomplete, with her loved ones still left without the full truth of what happened to her.Last Seen: Nov 6, 2018
