Be on the lookout: Four who were subject of Maine searches in 2013 still missing
Geraldine Largay. Cecil Worster. Renald Poulin. Si “Tobi” Lam.
They are the four people who vanished in Maine in 2013 and who, despite extensive efforts to find them, remain missing as the new year unfolds.
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Largay, 66, of Brentwood, Tenn., disappeared in July while hiking the Appalachian Trail in Franklin County, according to the Maine Warden Service.
She was last seen by hikers July 21 and was reported missing July 24. A massive search involving several Maine agencies and hundreds of volunteers ensued. The search was scaled back on Aug. 4. Ground and aerial searches conducted since then failed to turn up any sign of the woman.
Largay is described as 5 feet, 5 inches tall, 115 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. An experienced hiker known as “Inchworm” on the trails, she was last seen wearing a red pullover shirt, tan shorts, a blue hat and a black-and-green backpack.
After her disappearance, both the Maine Warden Service and the Largay family were seeking any information from hikers or others with specific information related to Largay and her journey on the AT, especially information related to the dates between July 21-23.
Although Largay's family has offered a $15,000 reward for anyone able to locate her, the hiker remains missing.
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