Missing Person

Kierra Stubbs

Kierra Stubbs, 23, disappeared in Birmingham in April 2014. Her NamUs case is open and unresolved. Birmingham police searched a West Birmingham location in January 2025 but said no human remains were found.

Incident date: April 24, 2014
Location: Birmingham, Jefferson County
Independent sources: 5

The record

Kierra Stubbs was 23 when she disappeared in Birmingham in April 2014, according to WBRC. The U.S. Department of Justice’s NamUs database lists her case, MP35103, as open and unresolved. The Birmingham Police Department is the primary investigating agency.12

NamUs says Stubbs was last known to have been dropped off by a male at the same location where he had picked her up. The supplied NamUs record does not provide a date or location for that contact.1

WBRC reported a more detailed account attributed to Stubbs’ family. According to the family, Stubbs was last seen on the morning of April 24, 2014, in the 700 block of Third Avenue West. Relatives said she planned to obtain money from a man she knew so she could have her brakes repaired. Her brother reportedly drove her to a Boost Mobile store in Five Points West and watched from across the street as she entered the man’s car and left. The family said there had been no sign of her afterward.2

WBRC described Stubbs as a Birmingham mother of two. Because these details and the precise date and circumstances of her disappearance are supplied only by the news report, they have not been independently confirmed in the available official record.2

In January 2025, Birmingham police executed a search warrant in West Birmingham in connection with Stubbs’ case. Police said they found no human remains. The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office also said no human remains were recovered from the searched location.2

The NamUs record remains open and unresolved.1 The available sources do not identify anyone charged in connection with Stubbs’ disappearance.

Timeline

April 24, 2014Reported
WBRC reported that Stubbs was last seen that morning in the 700 block of Third Avenue West in Birmingham.
January 16, 2025Confirmed
Birmingham police executed a search warrant in West Birmingham in connection with Stubbs’ case; police and the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office said no human remains were recovered.
Current status in supplied NamUs recordConfirmed
NamUs lists case MP35103 as open and unresolved, with the Birmingham Police Department as the primary investigating agency.

Documented claims

Kierra Stubbs is the subject of NamUs missing-person case MP35103, which is listed as open and unresolved.
Confirmed
Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Stubbs was 23 at the time of the incident.
Confirmed
Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Corroborated by 1 additional source: https://www.wbrc.com/2025/01/17/police-searching-remains-birmingham-mother-missing-since-2014/
The Birmingham Police Department is the primary investigating agency.
Confirmed
Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
NamUs states that Stubbs was last known to have been dropped off by a male at the same location where he picked her up.
Confirmed
Source: U.S. Department of Justice NamUs · Single-source claim.
Stubbs was last seen on the morning of April 24, 2014, in the 700 block of Third Avenue West in Birmingham.
Reported
Source: WBRC · Single-source claim.
Stubbs was a Birmingham mother of two children.
Reported
Source: WBRC · Single-source claim.
Stubbs’ family said she planned to get money from a man she knew to have her brakes repaired; her brother drove her to a Boost Mobile store in Five Points West, where she entered the man’s car and left.
Reported
Source: WBRC · Single-source claim.
In January 2025, Birmingham police executed a search warrant in West Birmingham in connection with Stubbs’ missing-person case.
Confirmed
Source: WBRC · Single-source claim.
Birmingham police said no human remains were found during the January 2025 search, and the Jefferson County Coroner’s Office said no human remains were recovered at the searched location.
Confirmed
Source: WBRC · Single-source claim.
The supplied sources do not identify anyone charged in connection with Stubbs’ disappearance.
Unknown
Source on file · Single-source claim.

Sources

NamUs case MP35103 — Kierra Stubbs — U.S. Department of Justice NamUsOpen
Police searching for remains of Birmingham mother missing since 2014 — WBRCOpen
Birmingham police execute search warrant, dig up yard in hunt for mother who vanished in 2014 — AL.comOpen
Family of Kierra Stubbs still searching for answers 9 years after her disappearance — CBS 42Open
Cold case: Family of Kierra Stubbs pleads for answers in young mother’s disappearance — WVTM 13Open