TULSA, Okla. — For 18 years, the family of Tina Pitts ached for answers to her disappearance.
She disappeared in November 2006, leaving behind her three children and a lot of questions.
“Two days and everyone was calling everybody, and nobody could find her, and we knew something was up. Something was different, and so we got in touch with the authorities, and we said the last person she was with was the boyfriend,” said her sister Angie Pitts.
Angie made it her life’s mission to find her sister Tina and bring closure to their family.
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“I believe it was foul play. I don’t believe it; I know it was foul play. He took my sister away and he had something did to her,” said Pitts.
For years, Angie has had many questions without answers. She strongly believes her sister’s boyfriend at the time knows something about Tina.
“Why did he leave here? How come he wasn’t a man and stayed around and helped the kids searching like we’re doing? There’s something real odd about that, and they found blood in his truck. He said he took her to the hospital because she cut her foot, and that’s a lie,” said Pitts.
At this time, Tulsa police said there isn't enough evidence to bring charges against him, leaving the Pitts family frustrated and searching for a resolution.
“God brought it, and God should take it. No one has that right. We miss her. We miss her and she’s worth for me fighting for. I’m going to be 68 years old, and I’m not giving up until the day I go join her,” said Pitts.
Anyone with information about the disappearance of Tina Pitts can contact the Tulsa Police Department at 918-596-9222.
