Where Is Roxann Edwards?
Vanished Without a Trace
Missing persom in Colorado. In Centennial, Colorado, a woman has disappeared. Her name is Roxann Edwards, and her case grows more urgent each day. Loved ones and police are asking for public help. This isn’t just a missing person report—it’s a call for awareness.
Roxann is 51 years old and part of the Caddo Nation. She stands 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs about 160 pounds. Her long, black wavy hair is usually tied in a bun. Her brown eyes are known for their warmth. Yet now, they are missing from view.
Roxann Edwards: A Sudden Silence
Roxann was last seen on April 16, 2025. Her last known location was near Binger and Anadarko in Oklahoma. That was the final confirmed sighting. Since then, no one has seen or heard from her. She had been driving a white Toyota truck. The vehicle bore a Caddo Nation license plate.
She has ties to both Colorado and Oklahoma. Her recent visits included several towns in Oklahoma. Family members said she regularly moved between those states. Still, her disappearance was abrupt.
Concern Rises as Days Pass
Her family reported her missing to authorities. The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office began the investigation. MMIW Indian Capital is also assisting. So far, no solid leads have surfaced. Her phone remains off. Social media activity stopped. She left behind no goodbye or clue.
Authorities do not yet suspect foul play. However, Roxann’s sudden silence worries those who know her. She usually stays in touch. Friends describe her as grounded, family-oriented, and dependable. So why did she vanish?
Tracing the Truck
Investigators ask the public to watch for her truck. It’s white, with visible Caddo Nation plates. This detail could help locate her quickly. Even a passing glance could provide a vital lead. If anyone saw the truck, they’re urged to report it. Time matters now more than ever.
People from both Colorado and Oklahoma are searching. Flyers are up. Facebook groups continue sharing updates. Roxann’s community is mobilizing in full force.
Help Bring Roxann Home
If you have any information, act fast. Please contact the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office at 303-795-4711. You can also call MMIW Indian Capital at 405-413-0925. You can stay anonymous if needed.
This is not just about a missing person. It’s about someone’s mother, friend, and community member. Let’s keep her story alive until she comes home. Every lead matters. Share her picture. Talk to neighbors. Keep looking. Roxann’s life depends on it.
