Amy Lea Sinnwell Texas woman goes missing returning item to Target store over the weekend. Missing mom’s car spotted 125 miles two days later. Had been exhibiting strange behavior as FB group debates possibilities.
Is she safe? A Texas family are decrying the abrupt disappearance of a 41 year old Fort Worth area mom as ‘not normal’ after failing to return home over the weekend as she went to return an item to a Target store.
Amy Lea Sinnwell headed to a North Richland Hills Target store at 8532 Davis Blvd., to return a backpack on Saturday. She also reportedly planned to stop by an Academy store in Fort Worth, off of North Tarrant Pkwy, according to the AWARE Foundation.
Amy was last seen at her home in Keller on Saturday afternoon.
From Paris PD: BE ON THE LOOKOUT for MISSING PERSON AMY LEA SINNWELL pic.twitter.com/7HJ0ezL8aI
— KOYN (@KOYNFM) July 26, 2023
Why would a mom abruptly abandon her kids and family?
According to a missing person poster, Sinnwell displayed ‘not normal behavior’.
‘She would never leave her spouse or kids without communication on where she was headed,’ the poster said.
Paris police said her vehicle — a silver 2017 Ford Expedition with Texas plates KWT-0453 — has been spotted 125 miles away in that city as recently as Monday night, KTEN reported.
Posted, Matthew Sinnwell, Amy’s husband on social media on July 24, 2023: ‘URGENT: If you have seen or talked to Amy Lea since Saturday, July 22, please send me a DM. You may also contact Lori Singletary or Missy Sundeen. Amy left for Academy and Target at 2:35 PM and hasn’t been seen or heard from since by any of her family or friends.’
A public Facebook group has been created as the search for Amy Lea Sinnwell intensifies.
Over 9,300 members have joined the group. Debate continues to rage on the page as to what could have happened to the mom, from possible abduction, mental breakdown, driving off the road in an accident, while others stated no criminal foul play was a factor in her disappearance.
Moderator Stephanie Kegley responded, ‘It is possible she left on her on will, mental break, it is possible she met someone and they are a monster, it’s possible she was taken, we just don’t know at this stage. It’s confirmed she did make the returns and disappeared after that.’
Kegley is a missing persons advocate and founder, director and CEO of the charity organisation, Put Me First.
Amy is described as a white female who stands 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs around 130 pounds. She has green eyes and blonde-highlighted hair with brown lowlights, and was last seen wearing black sandals and a pair of light-colored jean shorts.
Anyone with information on Sinnwell’s whereabouts should contact the Keller Police Department at (817) 743-4500 or call 911.
