A Wisconsin woman who has been missing for more than sixty years has been found
A cold case in Wisconsin over 60 has been resolved, involving a missing mother.
Audrey Backeberg, 82, said in a media release, the Sauk County Sheriff's Office said in a media release.
“The Sheriff's Office is now able to report that Audrey Backeberg is still alive and currently lives outside the state,” the Sheriff's Office said in a media release. “Further investigation shows that Ms. Barker's disappearance is based on her own choice, not the result of any criminal activity or foul.”
The Wisconsin Department of Justice website says Barkerberg disappeared from his family’s home on July 7, 1962. The family's nanny told authorities she and Audrey hitched the ride to Madison, Wisconsin and then took the Greyhound bus to Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Audrey Jean Backeberg's maiden name is good, and he disappeared when he was 20 years old. (Wisconsin Department of Justice)
There, the babysitter said, she saw Audrey walking around the corner away from the bus stop for the last time. According to the Charlie Project, the mother of two never came home and never heard the sounds heard again, which introduced the cold case of missing persons.
Project Charlie says Audrey is “about 15″ married Ronald Backberg, whose marriage is in trouble and has alleged abuse.”
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Audrey Backeberg lives in Reedsburg, Wisconsin with her husband and children, and see here. (Google Maps)
Buckberg's babysitter said she and Audrey took the Greyhound bus from Madison, Wisconsin to Indianapolis, Indiana. (Artur widak/nurphoto via Getty image)
“The babysitter said Audrey chose to leave her agreement and said she would not return, but Audrey's family insisted that she would never give up on her children,” the Charlie Project said.
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The media release said: “The Soke County Sheriff's Office allocated the cold case to detectives earlier this year,” which included a thorough reassessment of all case files and evidence, combined with a reexamination of witnesses and discovering new insights. ”
