Have You Seen Her?

 

GREENSBORO — Despite national television exposure and more than a million views of her story on social media, the disappearance of Tyarra Williams remains unsolved.

The 5-foot-5, 120-pound woman with model good looks was dressed in blue Levis, a black jacket, a pink shirt and a royal blue toboggan when she walked out of her Stoneybrook Apartments unit on Jan. 7, 2016, and headed to a friend’s home.

She was 19-years-old at the time.

“I just want to plead to whoever knows anything to dig deep within their heart and speak up, even if they want to remain anonymous,” said her mother, Danielle Williams.

“Let’s end this nightmare and bring her home.”

Today, Williams plans to gather with family. Tyarra also has a teenage brother.

“Time does not make this easier, it makes me miss her even more,” Williams said. “My heart aches the same today as it did 12 months ago.

“I can only imagine what she may be going through.”

Williams has traced her daughter’s steps many times.

Through her daughter’s cellphone GPS feature, police have determined that Tyarra made it to the friend’s apartment, which is in the same complex, and appeared to be headed home when she disappeared.

The phone hasn’t been used since she disappeared.

Greensboro police have begun conducting interviews regarding her disappearance and have determined suspicious circumstances now exist and that foul play may be involved.

Anyone with information is asked to call Greensboro Crime Stoppers at (336) 373-1000.

Or you can text the tip to 274637 using the keyword badboyz. All calls to Crime Stoppers are completely anonymous and may result in a reward up to $2,000.