LENAWEE COUNTY, MI – The disappearance of a Michigan woman, now presumed dead, is set to be featured in the lasted episode of “Disappeared” on the ID network.
The episode “Vanished in the Heartland” is set to broadcast at 10 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5, on ID and streamable on Discovery+ profiling the disappearance of Dee Ann Warner who vanished from her Franklin Township home in April 2021.
Lenawee County woman has not been seen since April of 2021
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At every turn in Tipton, you’ll spot signs demanding Justice for Dee. The biggest sign is billboard-sized, on the side of a building. It’s on the farm owned by Dee’s brother Gregg Hardy.
“The emotional rollercoaster for something like this is beyond being able to describe. The family fluctuates from being optimistic to being extremely pessimistic to being angry because it’s not being accomplished,” said Hardy. “And by the way, that feeling resonates throughout the community. I don’t know how many people have come to me and say, ‘OK, why isn’t there unrest here?’”
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“But right now, there’s a tremendous amount of energy involved in this case,” said Hardy. Part of that energy was on national television. The Investigate Discovery show “Disappeared” profiled Dee Ann Warner.
“It’s phenomenal to have that kind of coverage to bring attention to our cause of Justice for Dee,” added Hardy. Now he and other family members are hoping for a renewed national and international interest in bringing closure to their case.
Odd thing is that per the show nothing was found on the cameras, on the search of the house, or the land. I don’t think she left on her own - that makes no sense. I really hope her family can get answers - and soon.
52-year-old Dee Ann Warner was last seen at the home she shared with her husband in Franklin Township, Michigan on April 25, 2021. That Sunday, Dee’s daughter Rikkell Bock stopped by her mother’s house with her husband and daughter around 9:00 a.m., but Dee was nowhere to be found. They reported her missing later that day. Dee's brother, Gregg, told Dateline that Dee’s husband, Dale, told the family that he had left the house at 6:30 a.m. and Dee was lying on the couch snoring. Sheriff Troy Bevier told Dateline in January of 2022 that the Lenawee County Sheriff's Office was investigating Dee's disappearance. He detailed the searches for Dee -- including helicopter, foot patrol, canine, drone, and ground-penetrating radar searches. They also checked her financial and medical records and her social media. Through all of these searches, the only thing located was Dee’s keys. Over the summer, the Lenawee County Sheriff's Office requested that the Michigan State Police take the lead on Dee's case. No suspects have been named in Dee's disappearance. In August 2022, Dateline featured Dee's case in season one of the new podcast series “Dateline: Missing in America.” In September 2022, Dee's children petitioned to have their mother declared dead. Dee is 5’4” and weighs 135-140 lbs. She has brown hair which, at the time of her disappearance, had blonde highlights. Anyone with information is asked to call the Michigan State Police at (855) 642-4847.
Tipton, MI – Dee Ann Warner has been missing from her Munger Road home since late-April last year, and the family is still searching for answers. As the calendar turned over to 2023 this week, the Lenawee
Dale Warner, the husband of missing Tecumseh, Michigan woman, Dee Ann Warner, was in court today to face criminal contempt of court charges. Dee’s four adult children were in attendance, as well as, her brother, sister-in-law, nephew, and several close friends. There was no one supporting Mr. Warner, except for his attorney, Larry Leib.
The attorneys from both sides spent several hours in chambers negotiating before appearing before Hon. Katherine A. Sala in Lenawee County Probate Court. The attorneys on Dee Ann Warner’s side have been waiting for Mr. Warner to comply with orders to turn over financial records. Mr. John W. Polderman, attorney for the Successor Conservator, told the judge, “Some progress has been made, but more documents need to be produced.”
The judge agreed with all the attorneys to adjourn the hearing until April 12,
Dale Warner, the husband of missing Tecumseh, Michigan woman, Dee Ann Warner, was in court today to face criminal contempt of court charges. Dee’s four adult children were in attendance, as well as, her brother, sister-in-law, nephew, and several close friends. There was no one supporting Mr...
Warner's family has hired Detroit-based attorney Todd Flood in the hopes of having the missing Lenawee County woman declared legally dead, a family friend said.
Warner's family has hired Detroit-based attorney Todd Flood in the hopes of having the missing Lenawee County woman declared legally dead, a family friend said.
The case of Dee Warner, who has been missing from Lenawee County since April 2021, is going to trial in the county probate court on March 16 at 8:30 a.m.
Warner's family hopes to have her declared legally dead and has hired attorney Todd Flood, the managing partner of Detroit-based law firm Flood Law, PLLC.
A pretrial hearing is scheduled for March 9 at 10:10 a.m.
Adrian, MI – Trial dates have been set to determine whether or not missing Lenawee County woman, Dee Ann Warner, can be legally declared dead. Dee has been missing from her Munger Road home since late April
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Trial dates have been set to determine whether or not missing Lenawee County woman, Dee Ann Warner, can be legally declared dead.
Dee has been missing from her Munger Road home since late April of 2021. Lenawee County Probate Court Judge Catherine Sala recently set May 12th as the pretrial date…and June 20th and 21st as the trial dates.
TIPTON, Mich. — It has now been two years since Lenawee County woman Dee Ann Warner disappeared.
"On the one hand it feels like a very short time," said Dee's older brother, Gregg Hardy. "On the other hand, it feels like 100 years."
Dee Ann Warner was 52 when she was last seen on April 24, 2021 when she dropped off her young daughter with a friend before going to meet her husband, according to an affidavit from the friend, who also said that Warner had told her she planned to divorce her husband.
Michigan State Police said detectives are executing search warrants at properties in Lenawee County as part of the investigation into the disappearance of Dee Warner.
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