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PSC Student Tiffany Daniels Missing For Four Years
August 13, 2017
Saturday marked four years since 25-year old Tiffany Daniels went missing, last seen leaving Pensacola State College where she worked as a theater technician.
Her 1999 Toyota 4Runner was found August 20, 2013, in a parking lot of Park West, near Ft. Pickens, on Pensacola beach. Her bicycle and phone were in the vehicle. Extensive searches were conducted in the area near where her vehicle was found.
“It’s like she literally vanished,” her mother Cindy Daniels said at the time.
Daniels is 5-feet 7-inches tall with blond hair and blue eyes. She has tattoos of plants growing from seeds on the top of both feet. Anyone who may have information on Daniels’ location, or her activities before, during and after her disappearance are asked to contact the Pensacola Police Department at (850)435-1900 or their local law enforcement agency.
Pictured above and below. Search and rescue volunteers prepare to search Pensacola Beach near Fort Pickens for Tiffany Daniels in August 2013. File photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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Re; Tiffany Daniels. This is so frightfully sad. I hope Tiffany comes home to her loved ones. Please though, the “Disappeared” episode featuring Tiffany’s disappearance mentioned she had placed an ad on “Craigslist”. I hope the authorities were able to find out if any one else had responded to her “Craigslist” ad requiring a roommate or any other sites/places, she might have advertised for one. My heart goes out to her loved ones and I know many good people want the same. Good luck and peace.