KOTV.com - The News On 6: "Tulsa's homicide unit receives around 500 missing person reports every year. By far, Tulsa Police solve most of them, but in the past four years, 60 remain unsolved. News on 6 crime reporter Lori Fullbright says that leaves families in a terrible state of limbo, not knowing where their loved one is or if they're even alive.
Tina Pitts' family braved the cold and ice to hand out flyers of her at a Tulsa intersection. Tina disappeared in the first of November last year and her family can't bear starting a new year with no answers. Tina’s daughter Courtney: 'we just want to know, we want closure in our life.'
The family does not believe Tina disappeared on their own and they're giving up hope that she's alive. They say she would never have missed Christmas or birthdays willingly. Courtney: 'It's hard and frustrating because it's my mama and I only have one mom and to know she's not going to be with us, everyday, it gets harder. We don't know nothing. We want her to come home.'"
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