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Devin 'Sacoya' Cooper

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Devin 'Sacoya' Cooper

Case
#198
SourceFBI WantedUpdated Mar 15, 2026
Columbus Division of Police / FBI Cincinnati Field Office
Missing Person · Open
5 years waiting · since 2021

DEVIN "SACOYA" COOPER

Justice for Devin 'Sacoya' Cooper — the trail went cold in 2021, but the truth hasn't.

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Key leads to think about

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vehicle
Lead #1

Why was Cooper's black 2009 Ford Fusion found on the west side of Columbus, away from her north-side residence and the corner store she was visiting?

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location
Lead #2

Was the corner store Cooper was traveling to ever identified, and were surveillance cameras reviewed from that area?

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witness
Lead #3

Did anyone witness Cooper leaving her home or see her vehicle being driven away from the north side?

Devin 'Sacoya' Cooper, a 33-year-old woman, disappeared on August 31, 2021, after leaving her north Columbus home at 11:30 p.m. to visit a corner store; her black 2009 Ford Fusion was later found abandoned on the west side of the city. She has not been located in over four years, and investigators believe she is a victim of foul play. The FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to her whereabouts.

Case
#198
SourceFBI WantedUpdated Mar 15, 2026
Columbus Division of Police / FBI Cincinnati Field Office

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More leads to consider

Beyond the top three above — each detail below could be the thread that pulls this case open.

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clue
Lead #4

What circumstances led investigators to conclude Cooper is a victim of foul play rather than a voluntary disappearance?

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evidence
Lead #5

What condition was the recovered vehicle in, and did it contain any evidence related to Cooper's disappearance?

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Official wording

Source Narrative

August 31, 2021 Columbus, Ohio Devin ‘Sacoya’ Cooper was last seen leaving her residence in the north side of Columbus, Ohio, at approximately 11:30 p.m. on August 31, 2021, to go to the corner store.

She never returned home. At the time, she was driving her black 2009 Ford Fusion, which was later recovered in the west side of Columbus.

Cooper was reported missing to the Columbus Division of Police on September 1, 2021. She appears to be the victim of foul play.

Remarks: Cooper was last seen wearing black lemonade braids, a black and white summer dress, and black and white Baby Phat sandals.

Timeline of Events

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2021-08-31
23:30

Last Seen Leaving Home

Devin 'Sacoya' Cooper was last seen leaving her residence on the north side of Columbus to go to a corner store. She was wearing black lemonade braids, a black and white summer dress, and black and white Baby Phat sandals.

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2021-08-31

Vehicle in Use

Cooper was driving a black 2009 Ford Fusion at the time of her disappearance.

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2021-09-01

Reported Missing

Cooper was reported missing to the Columbus Division of Police on September 1, 2021, after failing to return home.

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Vehicle Recovered

Cooper's black 2009 Ford Fusion was later recovered on the west side of Columbus.

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Case Information

Incident:August 31, 2021 at 11:30 PM
Last Updated:October 21, 2026

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Case Information

Incident:August 31, 2021 at 11:30 PM
Last Updated:October 21, 2026

Up to $10,000 Reward

For information leading to the resolution of this case