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Can you solve these missing cases?

Posted: Tuesday, May 08, 2007 12:31 PM by Dateline Editor

They are parents, sons, daughters, friends:  More than 50,000 American adults are missing.

It can begin in such an ordinary way -- someone fails to show up for work, or dinner or a date. Just a glitch in life's routine, until hours turn into days, and a family realizes that a loved one has disappeared.

Tonight, we're asking a veteran FBI investigator to take a closer look at some hard-to-crack cases involving missing women. Three different stories, three different mysteries. Will he spot something others have missed? And can -you- help?

Follow the clues to unlock the mysteries of... "The Missing."

Join us tonight, Tuesday, for Dateline NBC at 8, 7 Central.       

For tips and leads, see below -- or write on the space on the blog. Video of the broadcast, a transcript of the report, and more photos will be posted shortly.

Becky Kraemer Marzo:
Milwaukee Police Department:
Detective Vicky Hall OR  Detective Sarah Blomme
(414) 935-7403
http://findbeckykraemer.com/
Discuss the case on our message boards.

Debbie Hawk:
Hanford Police Department
(559)585-2540
http://www.debbiehawk.com/
Discus the case on our message boards.

Ali Gilmore:
Big Bend Crime Stoppers
850-891-HELP
http://www.whereisaligilmore.com/
Discuss the case on our message boards.

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