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Case of missing woman to be featured on AMW
11/16/05
Pete Mayo of Charlotte says hes hoping an upcoming segment on Americas Most Wanted will help locate his missing mother, Nita Mayo of Nevada.
Nita Mayo, 64, was last seen in Donnells Vista in Sonora, Calif., on Aug. 8.
They (the television show) shot all over the foothills at Sonora Pass and Donnells Vista, where she went missing, Mayo said. I just think this show will reach more people. Its just going to take that one person out there with the right information that could lead us to her.
Mayo recently returned to Charlotte from California where he and other members of his family participated in the search for their missing mother along with EquuSearch, a horse-mounted search and rescue group, organized by Tim Miller, a Texas man whose daughter was abducted and murdered in 1984.
Producers of Americas Most Wanted, which airs on Fox 17 in Nashville on Saturdays at 8 p.m., tell Pete Mayo that his mothers segment should be shown sometime in late November or early December.
Im not going to think the worse has happened. My older sister keeps having dreams that shes OK, Pete Mayo said.
Mayos mother had breakfast with a friend at 10 a.m. on Aug. 8 before leaving for Sonora Pass. She was supposed to call a friend when she arrived back home from her drive to Sonora Pass. But she never called nor did she ever show up for work at Mt. Grant Hospital in Hawthorne, Nev., where she lived, according to her son.
Our mothers car was found with all her belongings inside, but she was nowhere in sight our mom loves and lives for her family this is not a case of her walking away from her life. This is either a case of some sort of medical condition that has her disoriented and not knowing who she is (though she was in perfect physical condition before she left) or she was abducted, he said.
The area around where her car was found is a resort area with lots of vacationers. Her car was found at the Donnells Vista overlook off Highway 108, east of Pinecrest. We need to get the word out across the nation to people that may have been in that area around Aug. 8. If someone saw something that day, they may never know to tell us because they do not know she disappeared. Please help us. We are desperate and in urgent need, Cindy Mayo, the daughter of the missing woman said in an e-mail to The Herald.
Cindy Mayo added that another search is taking place for their mother Nov. 19-20. The search will be headquartered at El Capitan Hotel/Casino in Hawthorne, Nev.
We need as many volunteers as possible and especially need those with ATVs, horses, dogs and jeeps cameras and ropes would also be helpful. My brother Pete Mayo needs a truck with an ATV. We must get this out to as many people as possible. Winter will soon be here and also the holidays, Cindy Mayo said.
Please call the Tuolumne County Sheriffs Department at (209) 533-5815 or Texas EquuSearch at (281) 309-9500 or toll-free at (877) 270-9500 if you have information on her whereabouts.
http://www.dicksonherald.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051116/MTCN0201/311160077/1298/MTCN02
11/16/05
Pete Mayo of Charlotte says hes hoping an upcoming segment on Americas Most Wanted will help locate his missing mother, Nita Mayo of Nevada.
Nita Mayo, 64, was last seen in Donnells Vista in Sonora, Calif., on Aug. 8.
They (the television show) shot all over the foothills at Sonora Pass and Donnells Vista, where she went missing, Mayo said. I just think this show will reach more people. Its just going to take that one person out there with the right information that could lead us to her.
Mayo recently returned to Charlotte from California where he and other members of his family participated in the search for their missing mother along with EquuSearch, a horse-mounted search and rescue group, organized by Tim Miller, a Texas man whose daughter was abducted and murdered in 1984.
Producers of Americas Most Wanted, which airs on Fox 17 in Nashville on Saturdays at 8 p.m., tell Pete Mayo that his mothers segment should be shown sometime in late November or early December.
Im not going to think the worse has happened. My older sister keeps having dreams that shes OK, Pete Mayo said.
Mayos mother had breakfast with a friend at 10 a.m. on Aug. 8 before leaving for Sonora Pass. She was supposed to call a friend when she arrived back home from her drive to Sonora Pass. But she never called nor did she ever show up for work at Mt. Grant Hospital in Hawthorne, Nev., where she lived, according to her son.
Our mothers car was found with all her belongings inside, but she was nowhere in sight our mom loves and lives for her family this is not a case of her walking away from her life. This is either a case of some sort of medical condition that has her disoriented and not knowing who she is (though she was in perfect physical condition before she left) or she was abducted, he said.
The area around where her car was found is a resort area with lots of vacationers. Her car was found at the Donnells Vista overlook off Highway 108, east of Pinecrest. We need to get the word out across the nation to people that may have been in that area around Aug. 8. If someone saw something that day, they may never know to tell us because they do not know she disappeared. Please help us. We are desperate and in urgent need, Cindy Mayo, the daughter of the missing woman said in an e-mail to The Herald.
Cindy Mayo added that another search is taking place for their mother Nov. 19-20. The search will be headquartered at El Capitan Hotel/Casino in Hawthorne, Nev.
We need as many volunteers as possible and especially need those with ATVs, horses, dogs and jeeps cameras and ropes would also be helpful. My brother Pete Mayo needs a truck with an ATV. We must get this out to as many people as possible. Winter will soon be here and also the holidays, Cindy Mayo said.
Please call the Tuolumne County Sheriffs Department at (209) 533-5815 or Texas EquuSearch at (281) 309-9500 or toll-free at (877) 270-9500 if you have information on her whereabouts.
http://www.dicksonherald.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20051116/MTCN0201/311160077/1298/MTCN02