Wanda Faye Walker

Have you seen this woman? ⁣

Wanda Faye Walker was last seen on October 4, 2016, leaving her home she lived in with her cousin in Nashville. The 60-year-old had missed two days of work at Dollar Tree, which police say was unlike her. According to authorities, all of Walker's banking activity ended on October 3, the last day she was seen by her coworkers. After 3 days of looking for her, her family reported her missing to the police. On October 13, 2016 her car was found in an alley in another area of Nashville. Inside were signs of a struggle. Local investigators believe she was attacked by someone she knew, and they believe the assailant was familiar with the area where the car was dumped.

Despite a press conference with law enforcement and Wanda’s family in October of 2021 where they announced an $11,000 reward for information, the case remains cold. ⁣
Wanda was a retired school teacher who worked part-time at Dollar Tree. Her grand daughter shared that "My granny was - you know - the rock of our family.” ⁣
Anyone with information on the Walker case is urged to speak up.

Tips may be submitted anonymously online at tips.fbi.gov, or by phone to 1-800-CALL-FBI or to Nashville Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463.