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It's the faces of family members that haunt Marshall County (Minn.) Sheriff Herb Maurstad, who's been searching for 40-year-old Veronica Safranski since she was reported missing around Halloween in 1996.
The Argyle, Minn., woman was last seen around 12:15 a.m. Oct. 27, in Warren, Minn.
There are no updates on Safranski's disappearance, but Maurstad said there's always something each year to investigate.
"Like any missing person's case, through the year we'll have a person come in with something suspicious they've found, something that looks a little unusual," he said. "The one lead we've been waiting for hasn't come into our office."
Maurstad often visits Safranski's parents, who still live in the area.
"It's really, really hard on families," he said.
The faces of family members always have the same questions riding in their eyes, according to Maurstad.
"You look into (Safranski's parents') eyes, and you see the agony. You don't know how they feel. You can try to imagine," he said.
"There's always that glimmer of hope, that we'll find her," he said.
"You can never give up, you never know when that one thing will come in."
http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/13322981.htm
The Argyle, Minn., woman was last seen around 12:15 a.m. Oct. 27, in Warren, Minn.
There are no updates on Safranski's disappearance, but Maurstad said there's always something each year to investigate.
"Like any missing person's case, through the year we'll have a person come in with something suspicious they've found, something that looks a little unusual," he said. "The one lead we've been waiting for hasn't come into our office."
Maurstad often visits Safranski's parents, who still live in the area.
"It's really, really hard on families," he said.
The faces of family members always have the same questions riding in their eyes, according to Maurstad.
"You look into (Safranski's parents') eyes, and you see the agony. You don't know how they feel. You can try to imagine," he said.
"There's always that glimmer of hope, that we'll find her," he said.
"You can never give up, you never know when that one thing will come in."
http://www.grandforks.com/mld/grandforks/13322981.htm