Amber Renee Barker

Amber Renee Barker

Date of Last Contact: December 18, 1997

Location of Disappearance: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Physical Characteristics: 4′ 11″ tall, 70 pounds, 10 years old, caucasian female with. brown hair and brown eyes.

Last Seen Wearing: Beige long-sleeve shirt with a brown collar and light colored jeans and a white cotton elastic ponytail holder.

Investigating Agency: Oklahoma City Police Department

(405) 297-1290

Amber Renee Barker went missing on December 18th, 1997. She never made it home from a friends house, and she has not been seen since.

Amber had ridden her bike to her nearby friend’s house, her mother spoke to her on the phone while she was at the friend’s house, telling her to come home. She was last seen riding her bike down the road at approximately 6pm.

Eventually three people would be majorly questioned in Amber’s disappearance: her older sister’s boyfriend, her brother-in-law, and an inmate in the Oklahoma County Jail.

The day after Amber went missing, someone found her bike one mile from her home. They also discovered a pair of shoes, one sock, a ring, and a sweater. One shoe was found a block away from the other. Police detected partial DNA of a male on the sweater and have sought samples from two of the men they questioned. However, Amber’s brother-in-law, who could no longer provide a sample, committed suicide just days after being questioned about her disappearance.

At the time she went missing Amber was 4’11 to 5’0 and 80 pounds. She had brown hair and eyes, and her ears are pierced.

If you have any information about the disappearance of Amber Renee Barker, please contact the Oklahoma City Police Department at (405) 297-1290.

AGE PROGRESSION - Amber Renne Barker - progressed to age 21
Amber’s photo is shown age-progressed to 21 years old

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