Sharon Denise Cuevas was 53 years old when she was last reported seen in Carriere, Mississippi, a rural community in Pearl River County. Public missing-person listings describe her as a White woman with medium-length strawberry-blonde or blonde hair, hazel eyes, standing about 5 feet 1 inch tall and weighing around 130 pounds. She also had a distinctive red and green rose tattoo on the back of her right shoulder blade, an identifying detail that could help someone recognize her even years after
she disappeared.
The last known sighting placed Sharon on Henleyfield-McNeill Road in Carriere. Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers reported that she was seen walking along Henleyfield-McNeill Road near the twin bridges in Pearl River County on February 21, 2021. MissingSippi likewise lists her as missing since February 21, 2021, and says she was last seen walking down Henleyfield-McNeill Road in Carriere. The available public information does not describe who last saw her, where she may have been headed, or whether she was expected to meet anyone afterward, leaving the known timeline heartbreakingly brief.
After that reported sighting, Sharon was not seen or heard from again, according to public case summaries. The Mississippi Repository for Missing and Unidentified Persons notes that few details are available regarding her disappearance and that her case remains unsolved; that listing gives a different last-seen date of February 1, 2021, while other public sources list February 21, 2021. The consistent thread across the sources is that Sharon vanished after being seen walking on Henleyfield-McNeill Road in Carriere, and no public source located for this synopsis provides a confirmed explanation for what happened after that point.
The Pearl River County Sheriff’s Department is listed as the investigating agency in public missing-person records, and Mississippi Coast Crime Stoppers also includes Sharon among its cold case listings. The public notices focus on the essentials: her name, age, physical description, tattoo, and the location where she was last seen. There are no widely available public reports describing a confirmed destination, a recovered vehicle, known travel plans, or verified later sightings. That lack of information can be especially painful in a missing person case, because it leaves family, friends, and the public with only fragments: a road, a date, a description, and the absence that followed.
Sharon’s case remains a quiet and unresolved disappearance from Pearl River County, centered around a woman last seen walking in Carriere and then seemingly lost from public view. She was 53, small in stature, with hazel eyes, blonde or strawberry-blonde hair, and a rose tattoo that set her apart as an individual rather than just a name in a database. The known facts are limited, but they point to a simple and troubling overview: Sharon Denise Cuevas was last seen on or around February 21, 2021, walking along Henleyfield-McNeill Road in Carriere, Mississippi; she has not been publicly reported as found, few details have been released about what may have happened, and her disappearance remains an open question for those still hoping for answers.Last Seen: Feb 21, 2021
