KYCruiseCrazy
<font color=blue>I'll be drooling and dreaming<br>
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missing girl from wisconson
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mmouse37
DCL Diva!!
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That is eerie....when the other girl went missing, Elizabeth Smart....they showed pics of her family at Castaway Cay.
I hope they find her and it has the same happy outcome as the other one.
MJ
I hope they find her and it has the same happy outcome as the other one.
MJ
ericamanda01
<font color=deeppink>Some people dream in black an
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Being in Oregon I am not close enough to help out on the search but I will pray for her and her family.
mickeyboat
<font color=660099>Nothing like the cream and choc
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Does anyone have a link to the story?
Hope they find her soon.
Denae
Hope they find her soon.
Denae
KYCruiseCrazy
<font color=blue>I'll be drooling and dreaming<br>
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here is a link to the story. i hope it helps
http://findaudrey.wisc.edu/photos.html
http://findaudrey.wisc.edu/
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,115726,00.html
http://findaudrey.wisc.edu/photos.html
http://findaudrey.wisc.edu/
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,115726,00.html
ericamanda01
<font color=deeppink>Some people dream in black an
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The power of prayer! She has been found alive and ok! Thank God!
twhipple
<font color=green>Prefers the Eastern way<br><font
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I'm from Madison. There is a press conference going on now. They have a section of the city shut down and are searching for the man who abducted her.
The family thanked the police, media, friends and family for bring her back. She's doing well. The ER doctor said she is in remarkably good condition. She was cold when she came in but not hypothermic. She was dehydrated and has muscle aches "from being confined". She will be discharged.
They won't comment on the circumstances of the abduction until the investigation is done.
The family thanked the police, media, friends and family for bring her back. She's doing well. The ER doctor said she is in remarkably good condition. She was cold when she came in but not hypothermic. She was dehydrated and has muscle aches "from being confined". She will be discharged.
They won't comment on the circumstances of the abduction until the investigation is done.
Grumbo
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Unfortunately this individual made up the whole story and now when it DOES happen people will always think back to this woman and wonder if the latest abduction is contrived.
All the work, time and effort by everyone in a community is wasted by jerks like this woman.
http://edition.cnn.com/2004/US/Midwest/04/14/seiler.charged.ap/index.html
Cheers,
Grumbo
All the work, time and effort by everyone in a community is wasted by jerks like this woman.
http://edition.cnn.com/2004/US/Midwest/04/14/seiler.charged.ap/index.html
Cheers,
Grumbo
Stepharoonie!
<font color=teal>NOTHING is scarier than Wilford B
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Did anyone say why she did this....or was she just looking for some sort of attention? 
Grumbo
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It is obvious she has psychiatric concerns and for this I'm sorry, however what she has put a whole community, and region through with fears of a madman out there kidnapping innocent women can't be sluffed off as "oh she is ill" and no repercussions. She should be provided with all the help she needs, but also be held responsible for this.
I see this as a slap in the face of actual victims and almost laughing at the memory of victims like Celia Zhang in Canada and people like Elizabeth Smart.
Cheers,
Grumbo
I see this as a slap in the face of actual victims and almost laughing at the memory of victims like Celia Zhang in Canada and people like Elizabeth Smart.
Cheers,
Grumbo
Stepharoonie!
<font color=teal>NOTHING is scarier than Wilford B
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Here's the latest from Yahoo! news:
MADISON, Wis. - Audrey Seiler, the University of Wisconsin sophomore accused of staging her own disappearance last month, was charged Wednesday with two misdemeanor counts of obstructing officers.
Each charge carries a jail sentence up to nine months and a maximum fine of $10,000. Investigators said she told them, "It just got so out of hand. I did not mean for it to."
Dane County District Attorney Brian Blanchard filed the 16-page criminal complaint two weeks after Seiler, 20, was discovered in a marshy area within a mile of her campus apartment, when she told police a man with a knife and a gun was in the area. She was reported missing March 27 and found March 31.
When officers attempted to assist Seiler to her feet she said "I can't leave the woods a bad man will kill me," according to the complaint. She told officers the man had a knife and a gun.
Her claim touched off a major manhunt, which authorities said accounted for most of the money they spent on the case. The Madison police department last week estimated its costs at $96,000.
According to the criminal complaint, Seiler told police on March 31 and April 1 that a man had entered her room at 2:15 a.m. March 27 while she was doing homework and forced her from her room at knifepoint, telling her to leave the building.
Seiler told police that once outside, the same man grabbed her and put her into a car with threats that he had a gun, according to the complaint. She also said the man used duct tape over her mouth and would sometimes give her Nyquil pills.
Police concluded Seiler's story was fake after obtaining a videotape that showed her buying the knife, duct tape, rope and cold medicine she claimed her abductor used to restrain her. They also obtained a warrant to search her laptop computer and cell phone records.
After investigators showed Seiler the surveillance photos of her buying the knife and other items during the April 1 interview, she said she purchased gum, Chapstick, flu medicine and tape for her bedroom lights.
Seiler's roommate, Heather Thue, told officers that Seiler seemed depressed and was "confused" about her relationship with her boyfriend, Ryan Fisher. Thue said Fisher did not pay as much attention to Seiler as she wanted.
During her April 1 interview, Seiler broke down crying when investigators told her they believed she was under a lot of stress.
"I know you think I can't handle Ryan, or my grades, but I can," Seiler said and started crying, according to the complaint.
As investigators attempted to console her, she added, "It just got so out of hand. I did not mean for it to ... everybody did so much for me," the complaint said.
Hundreds of people from Madison and Seiler's hometown participated in searches for her after her disappearance.
Seiler had also reported an unexplained attack in February, saying she was struck from behind and left unconscious, but the complaint does not say whether police believe that attack was also fabricated.
A message left at Seiler's home in Rockford, Minn., wasn't immediately returned. The family's attorney, Randy Hopper, was traveling and didn't immediately return messages left at his office and on his cell phone.
Seiler had been under a doctor's care since she was found, but returned home to Rockford, Minn., last week.
Hopper did not release any details of Seiler's condition or say what type of treatment she was receiving. "Dateline NBC" reported that Seiler was in a psychiatric facility.
MADISON, Wis. - Audrey Seiler, the University of Wisconsin sophomore accused of staging her own disappearance last month, was charged Wednesday with two misdemeanor counts of obstructing officers.
Each charge carries a jail sentence up to nine months and a maximum fine of $10,000. Investigators said she told them, "It just got so out of hand. I did not mean for it to."
Dane County District Attorney Brian Blanchard filed the 16-page criminal complaint two weeks after Seiler, 20, was discovered in a marshy area within a mile of her campus apartment, when she told police a man with a knife and a gun was in the area. She was reported missing March 27 and found March 31.
When officers attempted to assist Seiler to her feet she said "I can't leave the woods a bad man will kill me," according to the complaint. She told officers the man had a knife and a gun.
Her claim touched off a major manhunt, which authorities said accounted for most of the money they spent on the case. The Madison police department last week estimated its costs at $96,000.
According to the criminal complaint, Seiler told police on March 31 and April 1 that a man had entered her room at 2:15 a.m. March 27 while she was doing homework and forced her from her room at knifepoint, telling her to leave the building.
Seiler told police that once outside, the same man grabbed her and put her into a car with threats that he had a gun, according to the complaint. She also said the man used duct tape over her mouth and would sometimes give her Nyquil pills.
Police concluded Seiler's story was fake after obtaining a videotape that showed her buying the knife, duct tape, rope and cold medicine she claimed her abductor used to restrain her. They also obtained a warrant to search her laptop computer and cell phone records.
After investigators showed Seiler the surveillance photos of her buying the knife and other items during the April 1 interview, she said she purchased gum, Chapstick, flu medicine and tape for her bedroom lights.
Seiler's roommate, Heather Thue, told officers that Seiler seemed depressed and was "confused" about her relationship with her boyfriend, Ryan Fisher. Thue said Fisher did not pay as much attention to Seiler as she wanted.
During her April 1 interview, Seiler broke down crying when investigators told her they believed she was under a lot of stress.
"I know you think I can't handle Ryan, or my grades, but I can," Seiler said and started crying, according to the complaint.
As investigators attempted to console her, she added, "It just got so out of hand. I did not mean for it to ... everybody did so much for me," the complaint said.
Hundreds of people from Madison and Seiler's hometown participated in searches for her after her disappearance.
Seiler had also reported an unexplained attack in February, saying she was struck from behind and left unconscious, but the complaint does not say whether police believe that attack was also fabricated.
A message left at Seiler's home in Rockford, Minn., wasn't immediately returned. The family's attorney, Randy Hopper, was traveling and didn't immediately return messages left at his office and on his cell phone.
Seiler had been under a doctor's care since she was found, but returned home to Rockford, Minn., last week.
Hopper did not release any details of Seiler's condition or say what type of treatment she was receiving. "Dateline NBC" reported that Seiler was in a psychiatric facility.
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