SULLIVAN COUNTY, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Law enforcement has received over 375 tips regarding Evelyn Mae Boswell, the missing 15-month-old. A Statewide AMBER Alert was issued last Wednesday, and police are working around the clock to piece together information regarding her disappearance.
Evelyn is described as a white female, 2-feet-tall, 28 lbs, with blonde hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing a pink tracksuit, pink shoes, and a pink bow.
UPDATE: We have a new photo of Evelyn Boswell to pass along.
Have information? Call 1-800-TBI-FIND.
Agents and detectives continue to work around the clock in an effort to find her.
The number of tips received in connection to the search for Evelyn stands at 375. #TNAMBERAlert pic.twitter.com/VfQo6pSzWX
— Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (@TBInvestigation) February 23, 2020
Timeline Remains Unclear
Officials say she was entered as a missing child on Tuesday, Feb. 18 with a Statewide AMBER Alert issued Wednesday, Feb. 19. However she was reportedly last seen in December 2019. The timeline of her disappearance is unclear. Investigators are trying to piece together information from Evelyn’s grandfather, a babysitter, and Evelyn’s mother, Megan Boswell.
Megan Boswell insisted early on in the investigation she knew who took her daughter, but didn’t want to report her missing. (Read more)
Law enforcement with the Sullivan County Sheriffs Office say the timeline given by Evelyn’s mother, appears ‘inaccurate’.
Stolen Car, No Sign of Evelyn
Investigators thought they had a stroke of good fortune Friday, when two Tennessee residents were arrested by North Carolina law enforcement. Authorities located a car sought in connection to the child’s disappearance.
Angela Boswell, 42, and William McCloud, 33, were arrested and charged with possession of stolen property. Both are residents of Tennessee, but investigators have not commented on their relationship to Evelyn.
The public continues to offer support as the search continues. As of Sunday evening, a total reward of $56,000 has been offered for Evelyn’s successful return. Sullivan County Sheriff Jeff Cassidy announced he would personally contribute $1,000 as a reward in the case.
If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Evelyn, please contact the Sullivan County Sheriff’s Office at 423-279-7330 or the TBI at 1-800-TBIFIND.