Missing Cheney woman may have been lured to Auburn family seeks help

The case of Savannah Tice, a 16-year-old girl who went missing in August 2024, has garnered significant attention as her family seeks public assistance in locating her. Originally reported missing from Cheney, WA, Tice had claimed to be in Auburn, but authorities initially dismissed her claims. However, new eyewitness accounts have confirmed that she was indeed in Auburn at the time of her disappearance, heightening concerns for her safety. Tice has a documented history of mental health issues and drug use, which adds urgency to the search. Her aunt, Emily Minter, has been vocal about the family’s distress, stating that Tice was last seen with a man in his late thirties who had been communicating with her through social media.

The family is asking the community to help by sharing Tice’s name and information to facilitate her return. Law enforcement is urging anyone with pertinent information to reach out, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in finding missing persons. This case highlights the critical need for awareness and action in situations involving vulnerable individuals.