TN TN- Theresa M. Mcmullin, 63, Sevierville, 12 Sep 2010

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Missing Person / NamUs #MP56138

View NamUs missing person case MP56138 for Theresa M Mcmullin missing from Sevierville, Tennessee. Date of last contact: Sep 12, 2010. NCMEC case number: --.

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Missing Age 63 Years
Current Age 77 Years
First Name Theresa
Middle Name M
Last Name Mcmullin
Nickname/Alias Terry
Sex Female
Race / Ethnicity White / Caucasian
Height 5'-2" - 6'-8" (62 - 80 inches) --
Weight 88 - 100 lbs --
Tribe Enrollment/Affiliation--
Associated Tribe(s)--​

Circumstances
Date of Last Contact September 12, 2010
NamUs Case Created March 19, 2019
Last Known Location (Map)
Location Sevierville, Tennessee 37862
County Sevier County
Missing From Tribal Land No
Primary Residence on Tribal Land--

Circumstances of Disappearance
Victims home was destroyed in fire and no human remains were ever found upon multiple sifting of fire debris. LE suspects that the victim may have come to some harm and was not present when the fire was started and foul play is suspected. Victims car was still in driveway and her son ,who lives nearby, has not seen her since and He has since left the area.

Physical Description
Hair Color Black
Head Hair Description--
Body Hair Description--
Facial Hair Description--
Left Eye Color Brown
Right Eye Color Brown​

Feb 13, 2025

https://www.wate.com/news/lonely-bones/sevier-county-woman-still-missing-after-2010-house-fire/

<<Crews sifted through the debris multiple times, but no human remains were found. At that point, it was determined that she was missing, and she is still missing today.

Mcmullin, who also went by the name of Terry, was known to be a woman who kept to herself. At the time of the fire, she was 63 years old, but if she were alive today, she would be 77 years old. McCarter explained that she wasn’t very well known by anyone in the area, but she had moved to Sevier County from Florida several years before her disappearance.

In addition to sifting through the debris, McCarter explained that there have been searches of other areas, including searches using cadaver dogs and search teams. McCarter said investigators believe something may have happened to Mcmullin.

“I believe she came to foul play in the house and her body was moved,” McCarter said. “She had some medical issues, and she was prescribed some very high pain killers, so I believe that might have been the driving force between what happened to her.”>>