On February 26, 2020, 34-year-old Deavin Nicole Walker told a family member she was walking to the store from the Willoughby Station neighborhood in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee, and was never seen again. She left her home wearing a white shirt and green sweatpants. At the time of her disappearance, Deavin was described as a Black female, standing 5'3' tall and weighing around 125 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair styled in dreadlocks with highlighted tips.
Concerns for her welfare grew, and she was officially reported as a missing person on April 16, 2020, nearly two months after she was last seen. The cell phone she had with her at the time she vanished has since become inactive.
The investigation into Deavin's disappearance has been ongoing since she was reported missing. Detectives with the Mt. Juliet Police Department have been handling the case and have expressed their concern for her well-being, as have her family. Over the years, the authorities have continued their investigative efforts, hoping for new information that could lead to finding her. Deavin was known to have frequently visited the nearby Lebanon, Tennessee area. As the search for answers has continued, the reward for information leading to her whereabouts has increased. Initially, her family offered a $1,000 reward, which was later supplemented by the Mt. Juliet Police Department, bringing the total to $5,000.
The case of Deavin Nicole Walker remains an active missing person investigation. Years have passed since she was last seen, and her family continues to hope for her safe return. The Mt. Juliet Police Department continues to urge anyone with any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, to come forward and contact them. Anonymous tips are also accepted through their designated hotline and website. The circumstances surrounding her disappearance after a simple trip to the store remain a mystery, leaving her loved ones with unanswered questions and a prolonged sense of worry.Last Seen: Feb 26, 2020
