Police continue search for missing Ocoee woman
Bianca Prieto Sentinel Staff Writer
3:55 PM EDT, June 3, 2009
Ocoee police continue their hunt for a missing 27-year-old woman who was last seen leaving a MetroWest bar May 26.
Tracy Ocasio disappeared after watching an Orlando Magic playoff game with friends at Taproom. Police say James Virgil Hataway, 28, is the only person of interest in the case so far.
"He was the last person to talk to her," Ocoee Detective James Berish said.
Crimeline is now offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction in the case.
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Showing posts with label missing woman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label missing woman. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
Liza Murphy has been missing from her home in Emerson, New Jersey
Liza Murphy has been missing from her home in Emerson, New Jersey, since August 19, 2007.
Mom: 'I fear the worst, that my daughter is gone'
Story Highlights
Woman disappeared after argument with husband
Husband tried to kill himself after disappearance, denies involvement
Cadaver dogs detected Liza Murphy's scent near George Washington Bridge
Know something? Call 201-262-2800
By Rupa Mikkilineni
Nancy Grace Producer
NEW YORK (CNN) -- After arguing with her husband, Liza Murphy walked out of their home in Emerson, New Jersey, leaving behind her purse, her cigarettes, her cell phone and her three children, her husband told police. There has been no sign of her since August 19, 2007.
Liza Murphy has been missing from her home in Emerson, New Jersey, since August 19, 2007.
Murphy's friends and family reported her missing the next day.
"In my heart, I fear the worst, that my daughter is gone," said her mother, Sophia Stellatos.
Police searched extensively for Murphy, especially around a reservoir not far from her home, but they found nothing. Cadaver dogs caught her scent near the George Washington Bridge, but the trail went cold, police told the family.
Deepening the mystery, her husband, Joe Murphy, tried to take his own life a few days after his wife disappeared by walking into oncoming traffic and throwing himself in front of a fire truck, police say.
He was hospitalized and recovered from his injuries, but police say he hired a lawyer and is no longer cooperating with investigators.
Story Highlights
Woman disappeared after argument with husband
Husband tried to kill himself after disappearance, denies involvement
Cadaver dogs detected Liza Murphy's scent near George Washington Bridge
Know something? Call 201-262-2800
By Rupa Mikkilineni
Nancy Grace Producer
NEW YORK (CNN) -- After arguing with her husband, Liza Murphy walked out of their home in Emerson, New Jersey, leaving behind her purse, her cigarettes, her cell phone and her three children, her husband told police. There has been no sign of her since August 19, 2007.
Liza Murphy has been missing from her home in Emerson, New Jersey, since August 19, 2007.
Murphy's friends and family reported her missing the next day.
"In my heart, I fear the worst, that my daughter is gone," said her mother, Sophia Stellatos.
Police searched extensively for Murphy, especially around a reservoir not far from her home, but they found nothing. Cadaver dogs caught her scent near the George Washington Bridge, but the trail went cold, police told the family.
Deepening the mystery, her husband, Joe Murphy, tried to take his own life a few days after his wife disappeared by walking into oncoming traffic and throwing himself in front of a fire truck, police say.
He was hospitalized and recovered from his injuries, but police say he hired a lawyer and is no longer cooperating with investigators.
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Friday, November 7, 2008
Baltimore Police Need Help:Missing Forest Park woman believed in danger
Missing Forest Park woman believed in danger
November 7, 2008
City police continue to seek a missing Forest Park mother of three children who was last seen Oct. 28 in the company of her 28-year-old boyfriend, said a Police Department spokesman. The boyfriend's name was not released. Mia Lynn Nichols, 37, of the 3900 block of W. Forest Park Ave. was last seen in her boyfriend's green Acura with tags 6EB B10 and was reported missing the next day, said Agent Donny Moses, the spokesman. "We believe she may be in danger," Moses said. Anyone with information on the woman's whereabouts is asked to call 911 or the homicide squad at 410-396-2100.
Richard Irwin
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/local/baltimore_city/bal-md.crimedigest070nov07,0,3880800.story
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Missing Teacher Is Found, Alive, Floating in New York Bay
Missing Teacher Is Found, Alive, Floating in New York Bay
By AL BAKER
Published: September 16, 2008
Almost three weeks after she was reported missing, a young teacher was spotted floating in New York’s Upper Bay on Tuesday and was rescued by deckhands from a Staten Island ferry.
The teacher, Hannah Upp, 23, was plucked from the swells, taken ashore and transported to Richmond University Medical Center on Staten Island, where officials said she was in stable condition.
The disappearance of Ms. Upp, a New York City teaching fellow set to begin her second year as a Spanish instructor at Thurgood Marshall Middle School in Harlem, baffled her relatives and friends and touched off a citywide search. The teachers’ union offered a $10,000 reward for information.
After she vanished — on Aug. 29, just before the start of the school year — investigators found her keys, credit cards, wallet, cellphone and passport among her other belongings in her apartment in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. She is believed to have last withdrawn money from her bank account on Aug. 28.
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By AL BAKER
Published: September 16, 2008
Almost three weeks after she was reported missing, a young teacher was spotted floating in New York’s Upper Bay on Tuesday and was rescued by deckhands from a Staten Island ferry.
The teacher, Hannah Upp, 23, was plucked from the swells, taken ashore and transported to Richmond University Medical Center on Staten Island, where officials said she was in stable condition.
The disappearance of Ms. Upp, a New York City teaching fellow set to begin her second year as a Spanish instructor at Thurgood Marshall Middle School in Harlem, baffled her relatives and friends and touched off a citywide search. The teachers’ union offered a $10,000 reward for information.
After she vanished — on Aug. 29, just before the start of the school year — investigators found her keys, credit cards, wallet, cellphone and passport among her other belongings in her apartment in the Hamilton Heights neighborhood of Manhattan. She is believed to have last withdrawn money from her bank account on Aug. 28.
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