On AMW's website I read the following info that the site says was last updated on Nov/15/2005
Also on the site I read:Tara's family thinks it's strange that her car --still parked in the carport--was left unlocked. They also say that the driver's seat was pushed back too far for the 5'3" woman.
And according to Anita(Tara's sister), the car seats were pushed too far back for Tara. Tara is only 5'3" and kept the seats much closer to the steering wheel.
Even more out of character for Tara, Gattis says, was leaving home without her cell phone. The phone was left inside the house on its charger.
The clothing that Tara wore on the night of her disappearance was in her bedroom in this pile. Gattis says her sister was meticulous and would never leave clothes on the floor.
These are the shoes Tara was wearing on October 22, and her sister says Tara always kept her shoes in boxes.
This alarm clock was under Tara's bed and was off by six hours. This struck Gattis as highly unusual too because she says Tara is very punctual.
Tara's sister says this broken lamp--on a nightstand near her bed--may be evidence of foul play
Anita told AMW that a clock Tara kept near her bed was found under the bed -- and the time was six hours off. She said that a broken lamp was tilted against a wall, which would've been unlike Tara, who Anita says is very meticulous.
http://www.amw.com/missing_persons/evidence_clues.cfm?id=35468
http://www.amw.com/missing_persons/case.cfm?id=35468
Go to the AMW website to see more.There have also been reports that a latex glove was found on Tara's front lawn, which police say has been submitted to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation for testing.