Talina Galloway, 53, of Wagoner, Oklahoma, was last heard from by her boss on March 27, 2020. Her last Facebook post was dated April 7. In the post, the posted stated she believed she had coronavirus but did not want to go to the hospital. Her purse and wallet were left at home. Her car was still in
Nearly two months have passed since 53-year-old Talina Galloway vanished from her home in Wagoner, Oklahoma, leaving behind her purse and vehicle.
Earlier that week, one of Talina’s close friends who also lives in Wagoner, Marty Angus received a text message from her. On April 12, Talina’s roommate reported her missing to the Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office. According to the report, Talina left home without her purse or wallet. Her roommate said Talina’s car was still in the driveway.
According to the Wagoner County Sheriff’s report, investigators believe Talina may have used rideshare services to a location in Arkansas, but they were not able to verify if she was picked up. “Thousands of people are looking for her who don’t even know her,” Nicole said. “But Talina captured their hearts - that’s the magic of Talina.”
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