Missing Persons Agencies Profiling Tammy’s Case
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Suzanne has worked with several missing persons’ agencies to help her find her sister. Several age progressions have been developed by forensic artists and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children to depict what Tammy may have looked like after several years, assuming she was still alive. Profiles detailing her case have since been created by the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, the Doe Network, and the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, with the hope of generating leads from potential tips. Tammy’s DNA profile was also processed; however, her fingerprints and dental records have not been accessed by the local police. It is believed that her dental records were obtained at a time, but were lost due to poor record keeping. All Tammy’s age progressions were put out by Tammy’s sister on several missing person’s sites, and unidentified Jane Does. Suzanne’s message board made years ago also include information the details surrounding her sister, Tammy’s case.
Tammy had the prospect of having a successful career. Almost thirty-five years after Tammy Lynn Leppert had been declared missing, the mystery of her disappearance is still yet to be solved.