Orlando Police announce reward in case of woman missing since Thanksgiving

Family awaits answers as police search yard for missing Orlando woman

Police are offering a reward of up to $5000 for information on the disappearance of Robertyne Sulfranc.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. - Orlando Police announced on Saturday a reward of up to $5000 is being offered to help locate 32-year-old Robertyne Sulfranc.

Ms. Sulfranc has been missing since November 23rd, the week of Thanksgiving, 2025, according to a flyer posted on OPD's social media sites. 

Police say that she had planned to spend the holiday with family and friends, but never showed up, and stopped responding to calls and texts.

She also missed her young child's birthday in early December, which was described as completely out of character in the flyer. 

In January, a forensic team from the Florida Gulf Coast University Human Identity and Trauma Analysis unit assisted the Orlando Police Department in conducting a warrant search at a residence on Lee Ave.
 

What we know:

Teams worked for roughly 12 hours, sifting through dirt and collecting items as evidence, according to police.

Anyone with information on Robertyne Sulfranc should contact Crimeline at 800 423 8477 or www.crimeline.org

Robertyne Sulfranc– reported missing in November 2025 – was last seen at this home. 

A forensic unit was seen digging into a grass area outside a Parramore home. 

Police were looking for assistance in locating Robertyne Sulfranc, who was described as having brown hair, brown eyes and being five feet two inches tall. 

What we don't know:

A forensic unit was seen digging in a grassy area outside the home. It's not known what the unit was searching for.

Orlando Police confirmed the agency was conducting a search warrant, but did not confirm any connection to Sulfranc's case. 

The team left the residence around 4:20 p.m. Caution tape surrounding the residence was removed.