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Evansville Police Seek Missing Person Shauna Lisa Cox

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Published on September 10, 2026
Evansville Police Seek Missing Person Shauna Lisa CoxSource: Evansville Police Department / Facebook

Evansville Police are asking the public for help finding Shauna Lisa Cox, whom the department has identified as missing.

The department published the missing person bulletin seeking information on Cox's whereabouts, according to the Evansville Police Department. Anyone with information is asked to call the Evansville Police Department at 812-436-7906.

The supplied material does not provide a specific last-known address or additional identifying details for Cox, leaving officers with limited information beyond the missing-person report to work from as they search for leads.

A Corridor Between Two Cities

A Corridor Between Two Cities Cox's case involves Evansville and Indianapolis, which are identified as the endpoints of a 142-mile I-69 corridor, according to the Indiana Department of Transportation. INDOT said Section 6 was scheduled to open to unrestricted traffic by late 2024. Indiana State Police guidance says an adult investigative report may include a physical description, last-seen date, time, place, and address.

Housing Instability Complicates the Search

Housing instability can make it harder to maintain regular contact or establish where someone was last staying. The supplied material does not provide broader local homelessness figures.

Cox's case is a missing-person case in Indiana. The supplied material does not provide a statewide count of active missing-person cases, an annual national total, or an average open-case rate. The circumstances of individual cases can affect efforts to maintain contact and develop leads.

No Silver Alert Issued

Indiana's Silver Alert system applies to a narrower category of missing endangered adults, according to the Indiana State Police. Indiana law enforcement has no mandatory waiting period for reporting missing children, as outlined by FindLaw. The supplied sources do not indicate whether a Silver Alert was issued for Cox.

The supplied sources do not provide details about a dedicated cold-case hotline or its telephone number.

The Evansville Police Department is seeking information about Cox. It's not the first time Hoodline has covered an Evansville search that ended with a resident located safely, though it remains unclear at this stage where or when Cox was last seen, or whether investigators in Indianapolis have been formally asked to assist. Anyone with information about her whereabouts is urged to contact the department.