MARY ALICE COX |
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Alias/Nickname: |
Mary Troup, Cuffman, or King |
Date Missing: |
May 20, 2004 |
Age Missing: |
54 |
Date of Birth: |
July 17, 1949 |
Missing From: |
Clarksville, TN |
Height: |
5'5" |
Weight: |
100 to 115 lbs |
Hair Color: |
Brown |
Eye Color: |
Hazel |
Gender: |
Female |
Race: |
White |
Identifying Characteristics: |
Slightly brown birthmark on chin, missing all teeth, yellow cigarette stain between index and middle fingers. |
Clothing/Jewelry: |
Possibly wearing Keds style athletic shoes. Stretchy band watch, possibly wearing clip-on earrings. |
Medical: |
She suffers from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder as well as emphysema and requires medication. |
Circumstances of Disappearance: |
Unknown. Cox left the group home where she lived on Vivian Drive in Clarksville, Tennessee on March 20, 2004 and never returned. Police and her daughter say she has bipolar disorder, meaning her moods can shift dramatically if not controlled with medication. Cox had gone missing before but police picked her up and brought her back home. Authorities found a purse belonging to Cox on a river bank in a rural area of Montgomery County several days after her disappearance. She could be in the Clarksville area or in Nashville, where she has family. There is also a chance she could be in Florida or Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Her case remains unsolved. |
Investigating Agency/Contact: |
Clarksville Police Department: 931-648-0656 |
Case #: |
04-005416 |
NCIC #: |
M-563941277 |
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