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Missing Person: Tracy Day in Dingmans Ferry, PA

  • đź“Ť Location: Dingmans Ferry, PA
  • đź“… Date: Saturday, September 21, 2024, around 6 PM

Tracy Day, age 40, was last seen on the evening of September 21, 2024, in Dingmans Ferry, PA. She is described as 4’10” tall and weighing approximately 110 lbs. At the time she was last seen, Tracy was wearing a white tank top, black leggings, and sneakers.

She may be suffering from a medical condition and does not have her phone with her. Tracy left work suddenly mid-shift on Saturday and has not been heard from since. Her personal belongings, including her dog, journals, and other items, were left behind. Additionally, she did not return for her scheduled work shift on Sunday.

Tracy’s car was later located at her father’s home, where she had left behind her wallet containing her ID, Social Security card, credit cards, bank cards, and cash.

If you have any information regarding her whereabouts, please contact the Pennsylvania State Police at 570-226-5718.

For more details or updates, visit her database entry at the Missing People in America website: Tracy Day Database Entry.

Photo credits to Missing People In America

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