ROGERSVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Saturday marks three years since Summer Wells went missing from her Hawkins County home.
Wells disappeared from the Ben Hill Road area of the Beech Creek community on June 15, 2021. The then-5-year-old was outside the home playing but was never seen again.
Since then, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has worked through 6,500 leads and tips, interviewed those with potential information and have searched through acres for answers.
This weekend marks 3 years since #SummerWells disappeared. Since then, we've worked 6,500 leads and tips, interviewed -- and re-interviewed -- anyone with potential information, and scoured acres upon acres in the search for answers.
— Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (@TBInvestigation) June 14, 2024
We won't stop until we have those answers. pic.twitter.com/MjeJQAdPYp
In July 2022, Summer's father Don Wells wrote a letter directly to his daughter and her potential kidnappers. The TBI however has repeatedly said there is no evidence to support the family's claims of a kidnapping.
The initial belief was that she had wandered away from her home. Crews searched around her home and the difficult terrain but nothing was found.
Anyone with information on Summer Wells is asked to call 1-800-TBI-FIND.
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