Amy Suzanne McKean was 43 years old when she was reported missing. Public case information listed her as a white female with brown hair and green eyes, approximately 5 feet 1 inch tall and 130 pounds. The Charley Project’s case entry stated that she had been missing since December 10, 2018, from Sanders County, Montana, and classified the case as a missing-person case.
The limited public details originally available said that Amy was last seen in Sanders County on December 10, 2018, and that she had not been heard from again. The same case summary noted that few details were publicly available, meaning the public record did not provide a detailed account of the circumstances leading up to her disappearance, who last had contact with her, whether she was traveling, or what specific concerns caused the missing-person report.
A later public Missing People in America Facebook update connected to Amy McKean states “Update Found” and “Removed from NamUs,” and lists her location as Spokane, Washington. Because the available public information does not provide a clear resolution date or detailed circumstances, the exact date she was found is unknown from the sources reviewed. The available information is vague, but the “found” and “removed from NamUs” update indicates that Amy’s case should no longer be treated as an active NamUs missing-person case.
Amy’s case was associated with the Montana Missing Persons Clearinghouse, which The Charley Project listed as the investigating agency. The Montana Department of Justice explains that the Missing Persons Clearinghouse assists law enforcement with entries into state and national databases, helps identify missing and unidentified persons, and provides general assistance and information to the public about missing persons in Montana.
Although the public record contains only sparse information, Amy’s disappearance would have represented a painful and uncertain period for those who cared about her. The later update that she was found is the most important known development, even though the public sources reviewed do not explain where she was found, who located her, or the circumstances of the resolution. The lack of detail should be handled with care and respect for Amy’s privacy and for the people who were affected by her disappearance.Last Seen: Dec 10, 2018
