09/06/2026
🚨 A 7-YEAR-OLD GIRL VANISHED HOURS AFTER THE MAN ACCUSED OF S🍇UALLY ABUSING HER WAS RELEASED ON BOND… THEN 18 MONTHS LATER, HER SHIRT MYSTERIOUSLY APPEARED NEAR HER HOME.
Daffany Sherika Tullos was only 7 when she disappeared from Jackson, Mississippi, on July 26, 1988.
Weeks earlier, Daffany reportedly woke her aunt crying and accused her mother’s boyfriend, Ernest Lee Epps, of s🍇ually a$$aulting her.
He denied it, but was arrested and charged with s🍇ual battery.
Then came something disturbing.
According to reports, members of his family allegedly offered Daffany’s family $175 to drop the complaint.
They refused.
On the morning of July 26, Epps was released on $10,000 bond.
Hours later, Daffany was gone.
That evening, after reportedly arguing with her mother over fish sticks, Daffany left her grandparents’ home on Azalea Circle barefoot.
Witnesses reportedly saw the little girl walking toward Northside Drive between 7 and 8 p.m.
Then… nothing.
Daffany had epilepsy and needed medication every day.
She didn’t have it with her.
Investigators questioned Epps, but authorities said they never found evidence connecting him to Daffany’s disappearance. Her mother and biological father were also investigated.
But then, 18 months later, the case became even stranger.
One of Daffany’s shirts suddenly appeared in a neighbor’s yard—only about 25 yards from her grandparents’ home.
Her name was written inside the collar.
And here’s the part that bothers me…
It had reportedly rained less than 24 hours earlier, but the shirt appeared as though it had never been rained on.
It wasn’t even the shirt Daffany was wearing when she vanished.
So where had it been for 18 months?
And who put it there?
Daffany would be 45 years old today.
A barefoot 7-year-old doesn’t simply disappear into thin air.
Someone knows what happened after Daffany walked toward Northside Drive that night.
