Traci Pittman Kegley was a young woman who was last seen in Wetumpka, Alabama on April 26, 1998. Foul play is suspected in her case.
Background[]
Traci was a trained phlebotomist and had worked at laboratory and a medical center. She had been employed at a dental office and was meant to work there the day of her disappearance.
Case[]
Traci was last seen in the afternoon of April 25, 1998 at a gas station. The next morning, her car was found abandoned on a secluded road. She was with her two-year-old daughter at the time and she was inside the car, unharmed. Her belongings were also in the car.
Sixteen days prior, her divorce to her husband became final. She had separated with her husband that year and went to live with her mother. Her family has come out to say it is uncharacteristic for Traci to abandon her daughter and leave her without supervision.
Characteristics[]
- Frosted brown hair.
- Green eyes.
- Pierced ears.
- Cesarean scar on abdomen.
Clothing[]
- Pink shorts.
- White top with flower design.
- White tennis shoes, size 8.5.
Exclusions[]
- Stafford County Jane Doe (1998)
- Hamilton County Jane Doe (1999)
- Jefferson County Jane Doe (2005)
- Elmore County Jane Doe (2007)
Sources[]
- Traci Kegley at NamUs
- Traci Kegley at the Doe Network
- Traci Kegley at the Charley Project