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Police in Wisconsin, who went missing for almost 63 years, was found alive and good after considering the case in its disappearance.
Audrey Bakkeberg was 20 years old, when on July 7, 1962, she disappeared from her home in a small city of Rydsburg.
In his statement, the Sulfa Savk Chip Savk said that Ms. Bakkeberg’s disappearance “was on their own choice, not the result of any criminal activity or obscene game.”
Sheriff said she lived outside Wisconsin, but did not provide more information.
According to the propaganda missing in Wisconsin, a non -profit group, Ms Bakkeberg was married and gave birth to two children when she was missing.
The group stated that a few days before she was missing, Ms. Bakkeberg, who is now 82, filed a criminal complaint against her husband, with whom she married at the age of 15, claiming that she had beaten and threatened to kill her.
On the day she disappeared, she left the house to pick up the check from the woolen mill where she worked.
The 14-year-old nanny of the couple told the police that she and Mrs. Bakberg, then auto-stop to Madison, the capital of Wisconsin, and from there caught a bus to Indianapolis, Indiana, about 300 miles (480 km).
Then the nanny was nervous and wanted to return home, but Mrs. Bakberg refused and last saw how she was leaving the stop.
The Sauri Sheriff’s Office said the investigators were pursued by numerous leading cases, but it was cold before a comprehensive review of the old case file was conducted earlier this year.
A detective that has decided to deal with, Isaac Hanson, – said the local WISN information station What the Internet mock, which belonged to Ms. Bakkeberg, was crucial to help find the missing woman.
Det Hanson said he had contacted the local sheriffs where Mrs. Bakberg now lives and talked to her by phone for 45 minutes.
“I think she was just removed, and you know, moved from things and kind of did her thing and led her life,” he said. “She sounded happy. Confidently in her decision. Don’t regret.”
