Family Desperate For Answers After Woman Missing For 3 Weeks

Tulsa Police believe a missing woman may be in danger and her family is desperate for answers now that she’s been missing for three weeks.

Police say Iva Koopman has not been seen since March 1 and her sister said she has not talked to Koopman since January 2020.

"We always take these things very, very seriously, and we always treat these things with a great amount of concern," said TPS officer Andre Baul. 

He said the family is concerned about Koopman's boyfriend. Koopman's sister told police he abused Koopman and that he was a dangerous man.

"The sister did say, 'hey they've had some issues in the past, she ended up with some injuries,'" Baul said. 

Koopman's family believes her boyfriend attacked her, she then went to the home to pack. They believe he got angry and set the house on fire. Records show he's a convicted sex offender in Texas. 

Koopman's niece Amber Lord said it was shocking to see the damage and it makes her even more worried. 

"It hurts, it's grief because I've been knowing her since I was six years old," Lord said. "I lived in this house with her for two years and it's destroyed, all of it is destroyed."

The family fears the worst, but, is hoping for the best. 

"We will find you, you will be home safe," Lord said. "Tell us where you are. Call your mom or your sister Marsha, somebody so we know where you are and get you home."

If you know where Koopman is, call Crime stoppers at 918-596-COPS