Leads have run dry for a northern Missouri woman with ties to the Springfield area who went missing in mid-November.
Wanda Boxley, 82, vanished soon after leaving her Laclede home on Nov. 16 and driving about five miles to a Brookfield convenience store. After buying gas and a few lottery tickets, she headed to visit a granddaughter, but she never arrived.
Boxley’s family fears she may have been carjacked. Boxley had land in the Springfield area, said Linn County Chief Deputy Sheriff Butch Eskew. He said Friday the sheriff’s office has exhausted leads to follow.
She was raised in Walnut Grove, said her nephew Joe Tummons.
▬►Boxley was last seen driving her yellow 1991 Mercury Marquis outside of Brookfield, Eskew said. She kept small stuffed animals in the car’s rear window. Family members said Boxley had no medical conditions besides a heart attack in 2002, Eskew said.
▬►Her son, Donald Bingham, says he and other family members have searched the region and passed out fliers. They are offering a $1,000 reward.Call 911. Source:Amy Kinney
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