Kara Kopetesky from Belton isn't that far either.
I always hold out hope for Amanda Jones to be found.
St. Mary.s MO is 1 1/2 hour from Hillsboro.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=st.+m...&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&split=0&gl=us
It's probably not her but I have no idea who is missing in that area.
I thought of Teresa Butler when I read this, she's been missing for over 3 years now from southeast Mo.
I've been to St Marys a small quiet place where there is a big antique mall, very rural. I hope they're able to find what they're looking for!
VB
I just read some comments on this site, and someone knows the guy who was indicted earlier this year who lived on the property being searched.
Says he was part of a biker group called Invaders Motorcycle Group.
I found this info about several indictments from St. Louis and Jefferson counties in Missouri: http://hellsangelroadmaster.blogspot.com/2009/02/invaders-motorcycle-club-stephen.html
Does anyone know of anyone missing around Jefferson county, Missouri or Ste. Genevieve, Missouri?
Anyone related to any biker groups/gangs?
the post came from this news site about the owner of the property being searched ... it's in the comments section below the article:
http://www.ksdk.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=173389&catid=3
Kara Kopetsky from Belton isn't that far either.
Pressure on defendants in a federal marijuana investigation appears to have shaken loose the answers to the mysterious disappearances of three St. Louis-area men in 2007.
St. Louis County Prosecutor Bob McCulloch on Tuesday announced murder charges against five members of a motorcycle gang known as the Invaders...
Little had been a member of the gang, but Greenman and Whitter were not. Greenman, however, had been involved in the marijuana distribution scheme and had been summoned to Boroughf's house along Sappington Barracks Road the night of his slaying, McCulloch said. Once there, Boroughf and Oswalt shot Greenman and discovered Whitter was waiting in Greenman's car. Whitter had hitched a ride home with Greenman, so they killed him, too.
[Herman] Oswalt, now 66, pleaded guilty Nov. 29 to numerous charges including murder, armed criminal action, arson and hindering a prosecution. He was sentenced to 25 years in prison...
Another member of the gang, Edward "Special Ed" Boroughf... pleaded guilty last January in St. Louis County Circuit Court to murdering three men and was sentenced to three 30-year terms to run concurrently.