A silver Ford Taurus with tinted windows is one of the few potential clues in the disappearance of a Florida woman who has been missing since 2002. According to records, Katrina Yvette Everett may have been abducted by two people, although investigators have not publicly explained what evidence supports that possibility.
The 29-year-old, also known as “Trina,” was last seen on the morning of January 29, 2002, at a relative’s residence near the 9400 block of North 15th Street in Tampa, Hillsborough County, Florida. She has not been heard from since.
The Black and Missing Foundation identifies a Black man and woman as the possible abductors. The vehicle associated with the account was a silver 2000 or 2001 Ford Taurus.
However, publicly available information does not establish whether anyone witnessed Katrina being taken, how the vehicle was connected to her disappearance, or whether the two individuals were ever identified.
The Charley Project also documents the possible abduction, but no subsequent sightings or significant investigative developments have been publicly confirmed. Katrina remains classified as an endangered missing person.
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