Lexington, Kentucky, October 23, 2025
News Summary
As the anniversary of Lydia Perkins’ disappearance approaches, her family continues to search for answers. Nearly 28 years since she vanished, her brother and mother remain committed to uncovering the truth, despite the absence of substantial leads from law enforcement. They are advocating for renewed interest in the cold case and planning memorials to keep Lydia’s memory alive.
Lexington, Kentucky – The family of Lydia Perkins, a Lexington teenager who disappeared almost 28 years ago at the age of 14, is still seeking closure as the anniversary of her mysterious vanishing approaches. Lydia was last seen in October 1997 on Linwood Drive in the Cardinal Valley neighborhood, and despite countless searches and tips over the years, her whereabouts remain unknown.
Justin Perkins, Lydia’s brother, expressed that the pain of losing his sister has not lessened with time. He reflects on his struggles with the ongoing case, highlighting the frustration due to a lack of substantial leads and perceived inaction from law enforcement. He feels that navigating the investigation independently has been particularly challenging, as he often encounters resistance when seeking information or assistance…