Also, very concerned LE believes her car is being hidden somewhere. Any way to find out what dating sites she used?
There's very little information besides what has been added to the FB site. No word of which sites.
I'm not sure if the McCallums may have a non-public site with updates. If she left the house with her phone, do you think it is possible that she may have gone someplace public to meet her date? What would the possibilities have been at that hour, after 11 pm? Maybe a nearby dinner, or someplace she may have felt safe, and never made it there. The other thing that came to mind is, if grandmother was asleep, and Meg left of her own will on an online date, I don't see her leaving her phone behind. Could she have met the person at the house and left with them from there, maybe not in the best state of mind, thus leaving her phone behind?
I was also in the grocery store this morning where I live (about 10 mins from Montvale and Oakland) and saw a missing flyer with Meaghan's picture and information on it, so hopefully more awareness is coming.
Has there been any activity with her credit cards or bank cards?
Late date could have been someone who presents themself as a cop, medical professional, second shift worker........all my own thoughts of course..........
When Megan is having a bipolar episode -- what is her behavior? Perhaps she had an epsiode and her date bailed? Maybe??????
Holding hope for Megan
I don't understand how she could have left with sound judgement without her phone for a late night date?
http://www.nj.com/bergen/index.ssf/2015/03/no_signs_in_familys_unbearable_search_for_missing.htmlThere have been no signs of a 30-year-old Oakland woman who went missing more than two weeks ago. Meaghan McCallum was last seen in Montvale on March 11 leaving her grandmother's house in a black 1998 Subaru with New Jersey plates: N32-EAY.
"We have no leads as to where Meg could be," her mother, Heidi McCallum, said. "We have state police, Bergen County Police and Oakland Police still actively looking."
There have been no sightings, Heidi said, and tip lines have turned up nothing credible.
There was no sign that Meaghan, who has a history of mental illness, planned to go anywhere, her parents said. She was staying with her grandmother in Montvale, but she stopped at her parents' house the night before her disappearance to pick up a phone charger.
"If we can find the car we can find her."
Heidi and Meaghan's father James don't believe she was running away. For one, she brought no clothing. And she also left Sweetpea, her beloved dog and constant companion--she even brought the dog along on her jobs as a home health aide for Visiting Angels.
Missing woman plus missing vehicle ALWAYS equals "have they checked all the nearby bodies of water?". It seems like tons of these cases end that way, unfortunately.
MOO.