Betty McCullough

• Missing Since 06/21/1941
• Missing From Silver Creek Falls, Oregon
• Classification Endangered Missing
• Sex Female
• Race White
• Age 10 years old
• Height and Weight Unknown
• Clothing/Jewelry Description A man's sweatshirt, underwear and her sister's shoes which were much too large for her.
• Medical Conditions Betty frequently suffered sudden bouts of illness in 1941. Doctors believed she would not live past her late teens.
• Distinguishing Characteristics White female. Betty is deaf and cannot speak well enough to be understood by strangers.

Details of Disappearance

Betty was last seen at her family's Silver Creek Falls, Oregon home on June 21, 1941. She woke up early in the morning before her older sisters were awake, put a man's sweatshirt on over her underwear and put on her sister's too-large shoes, and took a bucket outside to get water from the nearby pump. Betty never returned home and has never been heard from again. The bucket and shoes disappeared with her.

Betty's family members were migrant workers in 1941, and were living in on a ranch temporarily and working as berry pickers at the time she disappeared. Her parents thought she might have gotten a ride from a passing motorist. Her case remains unsolved, but it is now longer being investigated by law enforcement due to the passage of time.