Key facts
- Name: Haley Ann Davis (official police spelling; some coverage uses “Hayley”)
- Born: Circa 2004
- Age at disappearance: 19
- Last seen: The morning of July 21, 2023, leaving a residence in Salina, Kansas
- Believed traveling to: The Wichita area — possibly with a male acquaintance
- Height / build: 5’6″, about 200 lbs; blonde hair, blue eyes (per missing-persons listings)
- Reported missing: August 10, 2023 — twenty days later; Salina Police Department case 2023-24486
- Status: Still missing — in April 2025, Wichita police said the investigation had led them to believe she may be deceased
- Investigating agencies: Salina Police Department (lead); Wichita Police Department involved per the April 2025 update
The trip to Wichita
On the morning of July 21, 2023, nineteen-year-old Haley Ann Davis left a residence in Salina, Kansas, believed to be traveling south to the Wichita area — possibly with a male acquaintance. Her electronic communications went silent that same day: she had been active on social media on the 21st, and then nothing.
Twenty days passed before a missing-person report was taken on August 10, 2023. Salina police issued a public bulletin — case 2023-24486 — with tip lines: Crimestoppers at 825-TIPS, texting SATIPS to CRIMES (274637), an online tip portal, and a possible cash reward.
Who she was traveling with, where she was headed, and what filled those twenty days have never been made public.
Why this case matters anyway
Haley was a young mother from Salina. About six years before she vanished, she and her older brother, Travis Graham, lost their mother, and Haley entered foster care. Her teens brought running away and minor legal trouble — but her family stayed in her corner as she navigated young motherhood.
Her brother Travis, who lives in Wichita, has been the family’s public voice — appealing for information, recalling his last conversation with her with regret, and describing how deeply her absence has been felt, especially by her young son.
In late April 2025, nearly two years after she vanished, KSAL reported that the Wichita Police Department was still seeking the public’s assistance — and that the investigation had led authorities to believe she may be deceased. Police urged anyone with information about her whereabouts, or the location of her remains, to come forward: Detective Owen at 316-268-4185, or anonymously through Wichita Crime Stoppers at 316-267-2111.
That update changed the tone of the case without resolving it: no remains found, no suspect publicly named, no charges announced. She remains a missing person.
Media attention has been modest: the Midday Missing series from True Crime & Wine Time (host Teri True Crime) covered Haley’s case alongside Randy Leach’s in a 2025 episode, and community advocates have kept her name circulating online.
The honest truth is that the public record is thin: no documented sightings after July 21, no confirmed account of the trip, no explanation for the twenty-day gap. That thinness proves nothing except that some cases get a file number and a detective — and that public attention is sometimes the only thing that moves a file from the stack to the desk.
Theories: what might have happened
Police have not publicly named a suspect — though the April 2025 statement that investigators believe she may be deceased is the clearest signal of where the case leans.
Foul play. Supports it: her communications stopped the day she left Salina; she was believed to be traveling with a male acquaintance never publicly identified; in April 2025, Wichita police said they believed she may be deceased. Unresolved: no suspect named, no remains found, no charges filed.
Voluntary absence. What supports it: she ran away multiple times as a teenager. What undercuts it: she was a young mother; she has had no confirmed contact with anyone for more than three years; and police are treating the case as one where she may be dead — not one where she walked away.
Rumors circulate on social media, as they do in every case with unanswered questions. None have been confirmed by law enforcement, and this file will not repeat them as if they were.
Have information?
Contact the Salina Police Department at (785) 826-7210 (case 2023-24486), or submit an anonymous tip through Crimestoppers at 825-TIPS or by texting SATIPS to CRIMES (274637). The Wichita Police Department’s tip lines for this case are Detective Owen at 316-268-4185 and Wichita Crime Stoppers at 316-267-2111. In an emergency, dial 911.
Timeline
- Circa 2004 — Haley Ann Davis is born.
- Years before her disappearance — Haley and her older brother lose their mother; Haley spends time in foster care and, as a teenager, runs away multiple times.
- July 21, 2023, morning — Last seen leaving a residence in Salina, Kansas; believed to be traveling to the Wichita area, possibly with a male acquaintance. Her last electronic communications are recorded that day.
- August 10, 2023 — Reported missing, twenty days later. Salina Police Department issues a public bulletin; case 2023-24486.
- February 2025 — Community coverage publishes the family’s story; brother Travis Graham makes public appeals.
- Late April 2025 — KSAL reports the Wichita Police Department is still seeking the public’s help and that investigators believe Haley may be deceased; police ask for information about her whereabouts or the location of her remains.
- Today — Still missing.
FAQ
Is Haley Davis still missing?
Yes. As of October 2026, she has been missing for more than three years. In April 2025, Wichita police said they were still seeking the public’s help and believed she may be deceased — but no remains have been found and nothing has been resolved.
Was Haley Davis ever found?
No — nothing since the morning of July 21, 2023.
Is Haley Davis believed to be dead?
In April 2025, KSAL reported Wichita police believed she may be deceased and asked for information about her whereabouts or the location of her remains. No remains have been recovered, no suspect named, no charges announced — she remains classified as missing.
Who is Travis Graham?
Haley’s older brother, who lives in Wichita. He has been the family’s public voice — making appeals for information and describing how hard her absence has been, especially for her young son.
Was a suspect ever named?
No. Law enforcement has not publicly named a suspect or person of interest in Haley’s disappearance.
How old would Haley Davis be today?
She was 19 in July 2023 — about 22 in 2026.
How can I help?
Share this case file. Contact Salina PD at (785) 826-7210 (case 2023-24486), Detective Owen at 316-268-4185, or Wichita Crime Stoppers at 316-267-2111. Even small details about her July 2023 travel plans could matter.
Sources
- Official / law enforcement: Salina Police Department — missing-person bulletin, case 2023-24486, (785) 826-7210; Wichita Police Department (April 2025 update, via KSAL).
- News: Salina Post — “Salina woman reported missing, possibly in Wichita area” (August 2023); Hays Post — “Police: Kansas woman missing for two weeks”; KSAL (April 2025, via Crime Solvers Central).
- Reference: Crime Solvers Central — Haley Davis case page and family story (retrieved Oct 2026); AVFTV missing-persons listing; Midday Missing — “Randy Leach & Haley Davis: Missing in Kansas” (True Crime & Wine Time / TCWT Media, YouTube).
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