The search for two missing juveniles in Clay County intensifies as local authorities reach out to residents for assistance. The Clay County Sheriff's Office has issued an appeal for help to locate sisters Tyra and Tatianna Lively, last seen at their home on Nolan Road in Middleburg on the night of September 22. In a call to action disseminated through their social media post, the sheriff's office provided descriptions of the two girls along with a request for any information that might lead to successfully locating them.
According to the details released, Tyra Lively, 16, was last seen wearing a black shirt and pants, along with dark brown slide-style shoes. Her sister, Tatianna, age 14, had on a beige "Hello Kitty" shirt paired with black sweatpants and similarly colored slide shoes. There is belief that the sisters may have been taken to an unknown area in Jacksonville, possibly by a friend. The community is now asked to possibly help cast a wider net in the search for the Lively sisters, scouting for any signs that might bring them safely home.
The specifics of their disappearance remain sparse, but the urgency behind the Clay County Sheriff's Office's request is unmistakable. Detective Drury has been assigned to the case and is the primary contact for any leads or information. The case number, 2025021299, is referenced for ease of information tracking and sharing.
Those in possession of information are encouraged to promptly reach out to Detective Drury directly by calling (904) 264-6512 or through email at [email protected]. For those wishing to remain anonymous, there is an option to discreetly submit a tip through the SaferWatch app.
