A Family’s Worst Fear Becomes Reality

A wave of concern is spreading across Tulsa as 15-year-old Haley Underwood has been reported missing. What started as an ordinary day has now turned into a desperate search, leaving family, friends, and the entire community holding onto hope for her safe return.

Haley was last seen on March 7, 2026, near E 71st Street and South Memorial Drive. Since then, there has been no confirmed information about her whereabouts. For her loved ones, every passing moment is filled with uncertainty and fear — the kind no family should ever have to experience.

Authorities are urging the public to stay alert and assist in any way possible, as time is critical in cases involving missing juveniles.

Details That Could Help Bring Haley Home

Haley Underwood is described as a 15-year-old female, approximately 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighing about 115 pounds. She has blonde hair and striking blue eyes — features that may help someone recognize her.

Unfortunately, details about what she was wearing at the time she went missing remain unknown, making the search even more challenging. However, it has been reported that Haley has connections to Lawton, Oklahoma, and may have traveled to that area.

Authorities, including the Tulsa Police Department, are actively investigating and are asking anyone with even the smallest piece of information to come forward. In situations like this, even a single tip can make all the difference.

A Community Called to Act Now

This is more than just a missing person report — it is a call for urgent action. Behind this story is a young girl whose safety is unknown and a family praying for her safe return.

If you have seen Haley Underwood or have any information about her whereabouts, please contact emergency services immediately by calling 911, or reach out to the Tulsa Police Department at (918) 596-9222.

The power of community cannot be underestimated. Sharing this information could reach someone who knows something — someone who can help bring Haley home.

 Every second counts. Every share matters.