The last time Cayce Lynn McDaniel's friends saw her, she was having fun at a church dance.
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After the dance, a family friend and church chaperone dropped her off at home. The 14-year-old freshman waved goodbye as she entered her darkened home in Gibson County, Tennessee.
A few hours later, Cayce's mother returned to find the lights on but no one in the home.
Cayce (pictured above) had obviously been there by the clothes strewn across her room, milk and cookies on the floor and television set turned on.
But she wasn't there.
She hasn't been seen since.
Cayce's half-brother Randy McDaniel said in a statement his family wants to find Cayce so they can fully grieve her.
'We hope to finally get the answers that have been covered up,' Randy McDaniel wrote. 'We hope that this can shed some light and that any and all persons are held accountable for taking this 14-year-old daughter, sister, aunt and friend away from her life [and] her loved ones.'
More than 20 years later, Cayce's family may finally have answers and the perpetrator could be closer to home than anyone ever thought.
Anyone with information can call the Milan Police Department at 731-686-3309.
The age progression above was provided by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The Missing Person
Cayce Lynn McDaniel had just started her freshman year in high school.
According to her The Charlie Project profile, Cayce was 5'4, 120 pounds when she disappeared. She is a white female with brown hair, brown eyes. Cayce has a strawberry birthmark on the underside of her lower left arm.
Her mother believed she was likely only wearing her sleeping clothes, a T-shirt and boxer shorts, as well as a silver friendship necklace with pendant of half a heart, when she vanished. It is also possible she wasn't wearing shoes or socks.
Cayce lived with her mother Cynthia 'Cindy' McDaniel, mother's long-time boyfriend, and 8-year-old brother in Milan, Tennessee. Her father, Ronnie McDaniel, was divorced from her mother and lived in South Fulton, Kentucky.
Cindy McDaniel described her daughter as a straight-A student who didn't get into much trouble. She had started to rebel as teenage girls do by smoking cigarettes and dating an 18-year-old boy. But she planned to go to college and dreamed of becoming a physical therapist.
The honor student attended Double Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church where she was active in youth activities, like the dance she attended the night she disappeared.
'She is a child who can go somewhere in life. And she's so lovable,' family friend Polly Fitzgerald said in 1996.
The Disappearance
Cayce was last seen after midnight Friday, Aug. 16, 1996, entering her home after Pam King, a family friend and youth director from Double Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church, dropped her off following a church dance.
More than 20 years later, Cayce's family may finally have answers and the perpetrator could be closer to home than anyone ever thought.
Anyone with information can call the Milan Police Department at 731-686-3309.
The age progression above was provided by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
The Missing Person
Cayce Lynn McDaniel had just started her freshman year in high school.
According to her The Charlie Project profile, Cayce was 5'4, 120 pounds when she disappeared. She is a white female with brown hair, brown eyes. Cayce has a strawberry birthmark on the underside of her lower left arm.
Her mother believed she was likely only wearing her sleeping clothes, a T-shirt and boxer shorts, as well as a silver friendship necklace with pendant of half a heart, when she vanished. It is also possible she wasn't wearing shoes or socks.
Cayce lived with her mother Cynthia 'Cindy' McDaniel, mother's long-time boyfriend, and 8-year-old brother in Milan, Tennessee. Her father, Ronnie McDaniel, was divorced from her mother and lived in South Fulton, Kentucky.
Cindy McDaniel described her daughter as a straight-A student who didn't get into much trouble. She had started to rebel as teenage girls do by smoking cigarettes and dating an 18-year-old boy. But she planned to go to college and dreamed of becoming a physical therapist.
The honor student attended Double Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church where she was active in youth activities, like the dance she attended the night she disappeared.
'She is a child who can go somewhere in life. And she's so lovable,' family friend Polly Fitzgerald said in 1996.
The Disappearance
Cayce was last seen after midnight Friday, Aug. 16, 1996, entering her home after Pam King, a family friend and youth director from Double Springs Cumberland Presbyterian Church, dropped her off following a church dance.
The youth group leader who dropped Cayce off at home said the house was dark but the front door was unlocked when Cayce tried it. The girl waved back and entered the house.
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When her mother Cindy McDaniel returned home from a party a few hours later around 2:45 a.m., she found the front door locked but the back door standing open and Cayce nowhere to be found.
Cayce's clothes and shoes were tossed carelessly on the floor of her bedroom, like she did when she got ready for bed. The TV in her bedroom was on, as were the lights. A bowl of crumbled cookies in milk sat on the living room floor.
It was as if Cayce had gotten ready for bed and then left the house.
The next afternoon McDaniel called the Milan Police Department to report her daughter missing.
Cindy said she didn't call the police immediately because sometimes Cayce would spend the night at a friend's house and the back door would occasionally fail to latch. The next morning Cindy called friends and family looking for Cayce. When that didn't turn anything up, Cindy drove around searching for her daughter.
At first, Milan police detectives were unsure if Cayce ran away or was abducted but within four days began investigating her disappearance as a kidnapping.
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