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Amery Bohland, also listed in public records as Amery David Bohland and by the alias Amery Kenny David, was a 24-year-old female who was last known to be connected to Spokane, Washington, with the reported date of last contact listed as October 1, 2016. Official NamUs records identify her case as MP64474 and place her disappearance in Spokane, a city where the search for her became tied not to a single public incident, but to a painful silence: the absence of contact from a young woman whose family expected to hear from her and instead was left with uncertainty. Public missing-person listings describe Amery as Asian, with black hair and brown eyes, standing approximately 4 feet 10 inches to 5 feet tall and weighing about 85 to 95 pounds.

The most specific publicly reported circumstances come from information circulated in connection with the Spokane Police Department's request for help. Amery had family in the Philippines, and they last heard from her in October 2016. Her parents reported that she was believed to have been in the Spokane area and that she was married to a man named John Bohland. That detail became one of the central threads in the case, because public reports stated that no record of Amery or John had been found at that time. The available information does not describe a witnessed abduction, a known destination, a confirmed residence, or a final verified sighting beyond the Spokane-area connection; instead, the case appears to have developed from family concern after communication stopped and expected records or confirmations could not be located.

As the years passed, Amery's case remained visible through missing-person databases and public case listings, but the publicly available narrative stayed sparse. Uncovered lists her as missing from Spokane, Washington, on October 1, 2016, at age 24, and identifies the NamUs case number as MP64474. SpotCrime's Spokane-area missing-person listing also continues to include her with the same last-seen date and physical description, reinforcing the basic facts that have remained consistent across public sources: her name, her age at disappearance, her gender, her Spokane connection, and the absence of publicly reported resolution.

The official case information gives the investigation a defined law-enforcement point of contact. Public reports direct anyone with information about Amery Bohland to contact Crime Check at 509-456-2233 and reference Spokane Police Department case number 2019-20108211. NamUs separately lists the case under MP64474, helping keep Amery's information available to agencies, the public, and anyone who may recognize her name, her alias, her face, or the circumstances surrounding her time in Spokane. The passage of time does not lessen the importance of even small details, particularly in a case where the known public record is limited and where family members appear to have been searching across distance, from the Philippines to Washington, for answers about what happened after October 2016.

Amery Bohland's case is the story of a young woman whose last known connection was Spokane, Washington, and whose family's final reported contact with her came in October 2016. She was 24 years old, female, and known publicly by both Amery Bohland and Amery Kenny David. Her parents believed she had been in the Spokane area and married to John Bohland, but public reports stated that records for Amery or John had not been found at the time those details were released. With no publicly reported recovery, no confirmed explanation, and only limited circumstances available, the case remains centered on a few critical facts: Amery was last listed as having contact on October 1, 2016; her case is associated with Spokane Police Department case number 2019-20108211 and NamUs MP64474; and anyone with credible information may still be able to help clarify the unanswered questions surrounding her disappearance.

Last Seen: Oct 01, 2016