Overview

Last Seen Summary

Date Last Seen: June 14, 1995

Location Last Seen: Mountain View neighborhood, Anchorage, Alaska

Circumstances at a Glance

• Left home following an argument with her live-in boyfriend.
• Reportedly departed on foot, saying she would return.
• Never arrived back home.
• Missing report was filed roughly two weeks later.
• Has never contacted her children or family since disappearing.

Detailed Case Breakdown

Tracie Denise Vicent (1995): Disappearance of an Anchorage Mother Remains Unsolved

Case Summary

Tracie Denise Vicent was 26 years old when she vanished from her home in Anchorage, Alaska, on June 14, 1995. More than three decades later, her disappearance remains unsolved, and investigators continue to classify her case as an endangered missing person.

According to investigators, Vicent was last seen at her residence in Anchorage’s Mountain View neighborhood after arguing with her live-in boyfriend, Tyrone Verso Hill. Following the argument, she reportedly left the home on foot, telling Hill she would return. She was never seen again.

Hill did not report Vicent missing until approximately two weeks after she disappeared. Although investigators have publicly noted his criminal history—which includes convictions and arrests involving assault, domestic violence, robbery, hit-and-run offenses, and drug-related crimes—he has consistently denied any involvement in her disappearance. Authorities have never announced charges against him in connection with the case.

Originally from Florida, Vicent had relocated to Alaska as a teenager and had relatives living in Virginia. She was the mother of several young children, who ranged in age from approximately three to eight years old at the time she disappeared. Family members and investigators have emphasized that it was completely out of character for her to abandon her children or remain out of contact with them for any extended period.

Investigators have acknowledged that Vicent had been arrested on prostitution-related charges in the months leading up to her disappearance. While this has been documented as part of her background, authorities have never publicly stated that it was connected to her disappearance.

Investigation

The Anchorage Police Department continues to investigate Vicent’s disappearance as an active cold case.

Over the years, investigators have not publicly identified any suspects, announced any forensic breakthroughs, or disclosed evidence indicating whether Vicent was murdered or died under other circumstances. Her body has never been located.

Vicent remains listed in the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs), allowing investigators nationwide to compare unidentified remains and forensic evidence with her case.

Latest Investigation Information

As of the latest publicly available updates:

Her NamUs profile remains active, indicating investigators continue to seek information that could resolve the case.

Tracie Denise Vicent remains classified as an endangered missing person.

The Anchorage Police Department continues to list the investigation as open.

No arrests have been made.

No person has been publicly named as a suspect.

Last Seen Summary

Date Last Seen: June 14, 1995

Location Last Seen: Mountain View neighborhood, Anchorage, Alaska

Circumstances at a Glance

• Left home following an argument with her live-in boyfriend.
• Reportedly departed on foot, saying she would return.
• Never arrived back home.
• Missing report was filed roughly two weeks later.
• Has never contacted her children or family since disappearing.