Who's Mom is she? Why hasn't someone spoken up? How could a human treat another human that way? Please call the Warren County Sheriff's Department with information.
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From KSDK
Wright City, Missouri (KSDK)-- The mystery of a woman's demise continues to keep law enforcement officials busy in Warren County.
State maintenance workers pulling weeds and clearing brush near an interstate rest area on June 28th 2004 discovered something they would not soon forget. A headless torso of a woman found in the roadside park, not far off I-70 near Wright City.
Dozens of detectives from around the metropolitan St. Louis area lent assistance and support to Warren County lawmen in trying to identify the victim.
Their efforts until now have gone unrewarded. Police can't even be certain of how the woman was killed, let alone a motive behind the horrible crime.
Investigators say the woman was found nude. She had a light complexion and a slight build. They believe she was in her twenties with C-section and appendectomy scars.
Along the way, authorities were given assistance from the FBI as well as the National Center for Missing Adults in Phoenix Arizona. But after seven years they still have more questions unanswered than answered.
Warren County Coroner Roger Mauzy has spent hundreds if not thousands of hours working to identify the victim and return her to her family.
But a sad reminder to Mauzy is the reality that may never happen.
"This could be a disowned child who ran away for whatever reason and unfortunately, nobody has ever come forward."
Mauzy tells News Channel 5 he usually receives a number of calls from people on the day the discovery is remembered and he follows up on every single possibility.
"Several people will call but nothing ever seems to turn. We remain at a dead end in our search for a name and an explanation of why?"
An undisclosed gravesite in Warren County serves as the victims final resting spot but Mauzy says he's ready and willing to exhume the woman and return her to her family.
Anyone with information on the discovery is urged to contact Crime Stoppers at 1-866-371-TIPS or the Warren County Sheriffs Department at 1-636-456-7088.
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
K-9 & Air Search for Jacque Waller
So glad to hear, the search continues. Don't give up until you have the answers. Good Moms do not just leave their babies. If only Mary Lee Grobe had such community and law enforcement support during the early days of the investigation, maybe we would have answers.
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - On the ground and in the air, authorities in Cape Girardeau County bring out more resources to search for Jacque Waller. The mother of triplets vanished more than three weeks ago.
"Everyday as new leads come in it's important for us to keep going with it," said Jackson Chief of Police, James Humphreys.
Chief Humphreys says every clue is valuable in the search for Jacque. They're using the Scott County K9 Search Unit to help them scour new locations.
"This morning is perfect because there's just enough moisture they can detect scents a long way off," said Marshia Morton with the K9 Unit. "One dog can do the work of 20 men on the ground. These dogs are amazing."
Read the entire article on KFVS
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - On the ground and in the air, authorities in Cape Girardeau County bring out more resources to search for Jacque Waller. The mother of triplets vanished more than three weeks ago.
"Everyday as new leads come in it's important for us to keep going with it," said Jackson Chief of Police, James Humphreys.
Chief Humphreys says every clue is valuable in the search for Jacque. They're using the Scott County K9 Search Unit to help them scour new locations.
"This morning is perfect because there's just enough moisture they can detect scents a long way off," said Marshia Morton with the K9 Unit. "One dog can do the work of 20 men on the ground. These dogs are amazing."
Read the entire article on KFVS
Commendable Efforts to Find Jacque Waller
The residents of Southeast Missouri seems to be sick of this kind of crime happening right under their noses and rightfully so. Good people doing the right thing to find their loved one--I commend you Southeast Missouri--keep it up and find Jacque Waller and let the criminals know these crimes against women, our moms, sisters, daughters, aunts, have to stop.
Read the complete KFVS story
By Holly Brantley - bio | email
Jacque's brother, Rob Rawson joined several private search parties Sunday.
"We want to bring her home for us and for the kids," said Rawson.
The groups went door to door passing out flyers, talking to people about Jacque and searching land around Cape County.
Family friend, Dan Hittson says they need to make contact with as many people as possible.
"There's a lot of bulldogs on this case," said Chief Humphreys. "We're going to see it through. It's personal to us now."
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - Authorities say leads are pouring in as they continue to search for Jacque Waller. Waller has been missing more than three weeks now. She was last seen June 1 in Jackson.
Her estranged husband, Clay Waller has been named as a person of interest because he was the last person to have contact with her. He is not considered a suspect.
Meanwhile, friends, family and total strangers are taking matters into their own hands, launching their own search parties and saying they will stop at nothing to find her.
Jacque's brother, Rob Rawson joined several private search parties Sunday.
"The response has been amazing,' said Rawson. "I didn't think they're be so many people. We love her. We want to bring her home for us and for the kids."
Read the complete KFVS story
By Holly Brantley - bio | email
Jacque's brother, Rob Rawson joined several private search parties Sunday.
"We want to bring her home for us and for the kids," said Rawson.
The groups went door to door passing out flyers, talking to people about Jacque and searching land around Cape County.
Family friend, Dan Hittson says they need to make contact with as many people as possible.
"There's a lot of bulldogs on this case," said Chief Humphreys. "We're going to see it through. It's personal to us now."
CAPE GIRARDEAU COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - Authorities say leads are pouring in as they continue to search for Jacque Waller. Waller has been missing more than three weeks now. She was last seen June 1 in Jackson.
Her estranged husband, Clay Waller has been named as a person of interest because he was the last person to have contact with her. He is not considered a suspect.
Meanwhile, friends, family and total strangers are taking matters into their own hands, launching their own search parties and saying they will stop at nothing to find her.
Jacque's brother, Rob Rawson joined several private search parties Sunday.
"The response has been amazing,' said Rawson. "I didn't think they're be so many people. We love her. We want to bring her home for us and for the kids."
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Community Support for Missing Missouri Mom
Waller friends plan weekend search, flyer drive in Cape County
. . . . . Read the rest of the article on KFVS.
Jackson Police Chief James Humphreys says he appreciates the efforts of Jacque Waller's family and friends, saying by text "the more eyes and ears the better."
For Bob Sherrill, like so many others, finding Jacque isn't just a priority--it's personal.
"When she's found, I'd like a friend of hers and someone who cared enough to look for her to be there", he tells me.
Sherrill's asking anyone interested in helping to meet Sunday June 26th at 9:00am at MidAmerica Rehab in front of West Park Mall.
There is also a post office box set up for anonymous tips.
Information can be sent to:
"Friends of Jacque"
P.O.Box 842
Cape Girardeau, MO 63702-0842
Our comments:
Good Community Support--glad to hear people care and will not just stand by and allow this to happen to one of their loved ones.
. . . . . Read the rest of the article on KFVS.
Jackson Police Chief James Humphreys says he appreciates the efforts of Jacque Waller's family and friends, saying by text "the more eyes and ears the better."
For Bob Sherrill, like so many others, finding Jacque isn't just a priority--it's personal.
"When she's found, I'd like a friend of hers and someone who cared enough to look for her to be there", he tells me.
Sherrill's asking anyone interested in helping to meet Sunday June 26th at 9:00am at MidAmerica Rehab in front of West Park Mall.
There is also a post office box set up for anonymous tips.
Information can be sent to:
"Friends of Jacque"
P.O.Box 842
Cape Girardeau, MO 63702-0842
Our comments:
Good Community Support--glad to hear people care and will not just stand by and allow this to happen to one of their loved ones.
Missing Missouri Mothers
This is an old post but unfortunately not much has changed. None of the three listed cases have been solved and that has probably encouraged more crimes to be committed against innocent Missouri Mothers.
Saturday, March 04, 2006
Missing Missouri Mothers
Three Mother are Missing from eastern Missouri, why?
Help solve these crimes, help prevent it from happening again.
Hubert Propst, Amanda Jones’ dad said, “Somebody is lying,” “Someone knows the truth and isn’t talking.”
1st: Mary Lee Grobe (74) from Poplar Bluff Missouri, Mother of 7 Children, Grandmother/Great-grandmother of many.
09/27/2003
Google Mary Grobe or http://www.maryleegrobe.org/
Butler County Sheriff Dept. 573-785-8444
2nd: Amanda Jones (26) from Pevely Missouri, Mother of 1 Daughter and 9 months pregnant. 08/15/2005
Google Amanda Jones
Jefferson County Sheriff Dept. Detective Bureau 636-797-5515
3rd: Teresa L Butler (35) from Risco Missouri, Mother of 2 boys 01/25/2006
Google Teresa Butler Missing
New Madrid County Sheriff Dept. 573-748-2516
Does society care about our mothers??
Call or e-mail your local media, Ask for more coverage, more air-time, for them to help these mothers be found.
KFVS-12 CBS in Cape Girardeau MO 573-335-1212 news@kfvs12.com
KAIT-8 ABC in Jonesboro AR 800-738-6397 news8@kait8.com
KTVI-2 FOX in St. Louis MO 314-647-2222 ktvinews@foxtv.com
KSDK-5 NBC in St. Louis MO 314-444-5125 newstips@ksdk.com
KMOV-4 CBS in St. Louis MO 314-444-6333 tips@kmov.com
Saturday, March 04, 2006
Missing Missouri Mothers
Three Mother are Missing from eastern Missouri, why?
Help solve these crimes, help prevent it from happening again.
Hubert Propst, Amanda Jones’ dad said, “Somebody is lying,” “Someone knows the truth and isn’t talking.”
1st: Mary Lee Grobe (74) from Poplar Bluff Missouri, Mother of 7 Children, Grandmother/Great-grandmother of many.
09/27/2003
Google Mary Grobe or http://www.maryleegrobe.org/
Butler County Sheriff Dept. 573-785-8444
2nd: Amanda Jones (26) from Pevely Missouri, Mother of 1 Daughter and 9 months pregnant. 08/15/2005
Google Amanda Jones
Jefferson County Sheriff Dept. Detective Bureau 636-797-5515
3rd: Teresa L Butler (35) from Risco Missouri, Mother of 2 boys 01/25/2006
Google Teresa Butler Missing
New Madrid County Sheriff Dept. 573-748-2516
Does society care about our mothers??
Call or e-mail your local media, Ask for more coverage, more air-time, for them to help these mothers be found.
KFVS-12 CBS in Cape Girardeau MO 573-335-1212 news@kfvs12.com
KAIT-8 ABC in Jonesboro AR 800-738-6397 news8@kait8.com
KTVI-2 FOX in St. Louis MO 314-647-2222 ktvinews@foxtv.com
KSDK-5 NBC in St. Louis MO 314-444-5125 newstips@ksdk.com
KMOV-4 CBS in St. Louis MO 314-444-6333 tips@kmov.com
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Message to those who truly love Jacque Waller
It's hard but try not to allow the criminal to continue to hurt you. We see the world through honest and good eyes unlike the criminals. Don't change that. We know not to lie, or cheat, or hurt anyone or anything but they look for opportunities! If a person can kill they can certainly lie not only about the crime but also about all kinds of other things.
After we have believed in someone for so long, it is hard to realize what kind of person they really are afterall. Try not to be shocked when it all comes out.
Jacque Waller's mother angry over Facebook post
(KFVS) - Wednesday marks three weeks since Jacque Waller disappeared.
As her family searches for answers, Jacque's mother is now reacting to a message allegedly posted on her daughter's Facebook page by her estranged husband, Clay Waller.
The message said, "i miss you so much" and "i wish for your safe return."
Jacque's mother Ruby Dawson tells a St. Louis TV station the post angers her and she doesn't believe he's sincere.
Clay Waller could not be reached for comment.
Read the rest of the story on KFVS
After we have believed in someone for so long, it is hard to realize what kind of person they really are afterall. Try not to be shocked when it all comes out.
Jacque Waller's mother angry over Facebook post
(KFVS) - Wednesday marks three weeks since Jacque Waller disappeared.
As her family searches for answers, Jacque's mother is now reacting to a message allegedly posted on her daughter's Facebook page by her estranged husband, Clay Waller.
The message said, "i miss you so much" and "i wish for your safe return."
Jacque's mother Ruby Dawson tells a St. Louis TV station the post angers her and she doesn't believe he's sincere.
Clay Waller could not be reached for comment.
Read the rest of the story on KFVS
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Bake Sale for Jacque Waller's triplets
Good job keeping Jacque's name out there! Thank you for your community support of the missing.
Bake Sale today at Farmington Walmart; read about it on KSDK. Thanks KSDK!
Bake Sale today at Farmington Walmart; read about it on KSDK. Thanks KSDK!
Monday, June 20, 2011
Reward for Missing Mom
The family of Jacque Waller is doing a great job keeping her name out; thanks also to KFVS for helping. This is such a terrible thing to happen to a family yet many people do not know what a growing problem it has become in Missouri. The number of missing (especially women) keeps growing. Probably because criminals observe that others are getting away with this terrible crime.
One reward foundation that has been very helpful and supportive to us is
Carole Sund/Carrington Foundation
Garage Sale information for a reward fund and help with the Waller children discussed in the story on KFVS.
One reward foundation that has been very helpful and supportive to us is
Carole Sund/Carrington Foundation
Garage Sale information for a reward fund and help with the Waller children discussed in the story on KFVS.
Thanks CUE Center and Scott Co. K9
It warms our hearths to see the loving support such as this extended to find the missing and give the family hope and/or answers. Thanks so much to Marshia Morton and Monica Caison and others who give so freely of their time and expertise to help. After all the bad that has happened it is so wonderful to see the good in humanity. Thanks to KFVS for informing viewers of the growing missing person problem (especially women)in Missouri.
From KFVS:
SCOTT COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - A Scott County search and rescue unit wants families like Jacque Waller's family to know there's hope they will find their missing loved ones.
From recent cases, to cold cases, the team works with a national center called CUE which stands for Community United Effort.
Just this Sunday, the Scott County team returned from searching for a missing woman in Oklahoma and even searched for Shawn Hornbeck before he was found alive. They want families to know through the networking abilities of the CUE center there are local and national resources available that can bring them answers even when they think all hope is lost.
"We are just individuals with the right attitude who are working just for the family. We are trying to work with law enforcement to bring families closure," said Marshia Morton of the Scott County team.
Anywhere in the United States, the team can be called in.
"I just can't imagine anything worse than not knowing where your family member is," said Claire Stadt. "We can help eliminate a lot of possibilities with our dogs and our search teams and resources."
See the complete story at KFVS.
Click here for the CUE Center
From KFVS:
SCOTT COUNTY, MO (KFVS) - A Scott County search and rescue unit wants families like Jacque Waller's family to know there's hope they will find their missing loved ones.
From recent cases, to cold cases, the team works with a national center called CUE which stands for Community United Effort.
Just this Sunday, the Scott County team returned from searching for a missing woman in Oklahoma and even searched for Shawn Hornbeck before he was found alive. They want families to know through the networking abilities of the CUE center there are local and national resources available that can bring them answers even when they think all hope is lost.
"We are just individuals with the right attitude who are working just for the family. We are trying to work with law enforcement to bring families closure," said Marshia Morton of the Scott County team.
Anywhere in the United States, the team can be called in.
"I just can't imagine anything worse than not knowing where your family member is," said Claire Stadt. "We can help eliminate a lot of possibilities with our dogs and our search teams and resources."
See the complete story at KFVS.
Click here for the CUE Center
Saturday, June 18, 2011
Missing and Unidentified Persons Day in Missouri
Thank you Missouri Missing for all your support and thank you KSDK for informing your viewers of this growing problem. Too many missing loved ones in Missouri!
see the story at KSDK
see the story at KSDK
Friday, June 17, 2011
Missing and Unidentified Persons Day in Missouri
Thank you Missouri for remembering the ones that can't speak for themselves--our loved ones who are missing or as of yet unidentified. We shouldn't forget and shouldn't allow this list to continue to grow. These cases need to be solved soon.
Elizabeth Gill
Cherly Ann Scherer
Gina Dawn Brooks
Christina Pitts
Teresa Bulter
Mary Lee Grobe
Jacque Waller
Amanda Jones
Jasmine Haslag
and many more loved ones. . . .
Read the complete article on KFVS
Elizabeth Gill
Cherly Ann Scherer
Gina Dawn Brooks
Christina Pitts
Teresa Bulter
Mary Lee Grobe
Jacque Waller
Amanda Jones
Jasmine Haslag
and many more loved ones. . . .
Read the complete article on KFVS
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Speak up with the Truth for Teresa Butler
New Madrid County Sheriff, Terry Stevens says Jacque Waller's case immediately reminded him of Teresa Butler's story.
By all accounts a loving mother, gone without a trace.
For more than five years, Sheriff Stevens has helped the family search for Butler.
Read the story at KFVS
Stevens says he's confident in Teresa Butler's case, there's someone out there that knows something. He is confident the case will be solved so the family can get some closure.
If you have information call authorities.
By all accounts a loving mother, gone without a trace.
For more than five years, Sheriff Stevens has helped the family search for Butler.
Read the story at KFVS
Stevens says he's confident in Teresa Butler's case, there's someone out there that knows something. He is confident the case will be solved so the family can get some closure.
If you have information call authorities.
Another MO Mom is Missing--Please Help Find Jacque Waller
CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (KFVS) - Jacque Waller's friends say they refuse to let the story fade from the spotlight. They not only want her found, but they want justice.
"Not knowing is the hardest part," said Amy Strange.
Waller, 39, disappeared two weeks ago. She was last seen outside her estranged husband's home in Jackson.
Her car was found abandoned on the interstate. There are so many questions, and few answers.
"Every morning I wake up expecting to hear something, but no news," said Beth Brotherton.
Jacque Waller's friends and co-workers at Blue Cross Blue Shield in Cape Girardeau are on a mission. They refuse to let anyone forget their friend is missing.
complete story at KFVS
"Not knowing is the hardest part," said Amy Strange.
Waller, 39, disappeared two weeks ago. She was last seen outside her estranged husband's home in Jackson.
Her car was found abandoned on the interstate. There are so many questions, and few answers.
"Every morning I wake up expecting to hear something, but no news," said Beth Brotherton.
Jacque Waller's friends and co-workers at Blue Cross Blue Shield in Cape Girardeau are on a mission. They refuse to let anyone forget their friend is missing.
complete story at KFVS
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