Before LE puts this 16 day old case on the cold cases shelf with all the other unsolved disappearances in Marathon and Shawano Counties, maybe they might release a description of her vehicle so people can try to remember if they saw anything suspicious involving this vehicle. Before they forget. Maybe even disclose where exactly her cellphone was found. What day was the garage door damaged in relation to her disappearance? Did her vehicle run out of gas? Was there any indication of car trouble? Were the keys left in the ignition? Was the driver's seat adjusted for a larger person? Was the vehicle left unlocked? Was there a scent trail leading away from where the vehicle was found? When and where was she last seen and by whom, if anybody? When and where was her credit/debit card last used? I think all of the above unexplained circumstances can be considered 'significant developments'. None of the above requires any 'further electronic or forensic processing', nor would any of that information compromise the investigation, IMO.
Whether Tara hatched an elaborate scheme to disappear by scattering her possessions all over her apartment, crashing through the garage door, throwing her phone out in Ringle and then ditching her vehicle 35 miles away in another county and then disappearing without a trace and without anyone seeing her throughout is unbelieveable in itself, or, whether she surprised burglars in her home who targeted a single woman living alone, who threw her possessions around looking for valuables as burglars are known to do, kidnapped her, crashed her vehicle through the garage door, dumped her phone in Ringle, then ditched her vehicle in the Town of Seneca in another county and took her with them using her vehicle or picking her up in a second vehicle (US statistics show 65% of burglars are known to their victims) remains to be seen, but I'd like to know either way, especially in light of the disappearances and unsolved murders in those two counties.
Authorities continue to seek answers, clues leading to Tara Sullivan’s whereabouts On May 4, 2023, the Marathon County, WI Resident Notification Alert System released the following press release: Weston, Wis. (May 4, 2023) – Since the April 19, 2023, announcement that 47-year-old Tara Jane...
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A recent mising person case down in Platteville comes to mind. Ronald Henry was the name. He, too, disappeared in the middle of winter after a night out partying. They had all kinds of searches; drones, dogs, airplanes, FLEUR, volunteers and professional search teams searched within a mile of the farm from which he disappeared. Everyone (including me) was convinced his friends were involved. LE even rounded up all the people whose names were being bandied about as possible suspects. At least 5 were arrested on outstanding warrants. It turns out his body was found months later in a ravine by an Amish boy looking for deer antlers just outside the search area with no sign of foul play. Currently they're waiting on toxicology results, which, IMO, was the real culprit in that case.
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