American Aubrey Sacco Missing

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Comment by Alison Hamling on January 19, 2011 at 12:34am

Adrianna - so sorry. I understand that helpless feeling - that hole that hangs there. I wish you all the best and hope you get some news about your father.

Comment by Alison Hamling on January 19, 2011 at 12:33am

Thanks for the official stepping-in here Jennifer. Sharon - appreciate the inquiries. As Jennifer's answers indicate - there's not much that hasn't been tried and her family has tried some new things too - like the pick-up truck with the sign on it in DC to get the state department's attention. MASS emails to Hillary, etc.... We all want Aubrey home more than anything.

Comment by Jennifer L Biernat on January 18, 2011 at 7:58pm

Sharon, there are ongoing searches with people from the U.S. and Nepal. Yes there has been a monetary reward since the beginning. There are/was hundreds of missing posters posted along the Langtang trails and in Kathmandu. It has been big news there since the beginning. Please go to www.aubreysacco.com and look for story links.

Thanks, Jennifer

Comment by Sharon E. Avila on January 18, 2011 at 1:29pm

Hello Alison, Were the searchers from Nepal or were they from the U.S. (aside from her brother and father of course)?  What type of training background did the searchers have?  Has anyone offered a monetary reward in Nepal for information,etc.?  I am keeping Aubrey in my prayers.  Sharon

Comment by Adriana Aviles Allen on January 18, 2011 at 11:08am

YOU ARE A VERY GOOD FRIEND FOR CARING AND KNOWING ABOUT AUBREYS CASE.MY FATHER DISAPPEARED NOV 11 AND HIS BIRTHDAY WAS DEC 15 AND IT WAS A VERY SAD DAY BECAUSE WE HAVE NO NEWS BUT A HAPPY DAY BECAUSE ALL OF US WERE TOGETHER AND WITH HIGH HOPES ABOUT HAVING MY DAD HOME FOR HIS NEXT BIRTHDAY.

HOPE AUBREY IS OK

 

Comment by Alison Hamling on January 18, 2011 at 2:18am

I am by no means the family spokesperson or an "insider" - just a family friend. Aubrey is very very close to her family and was in constant contact up until the day she entered Langtang. I can tell youI the search efforts have been pretty extensive, initally included her father and brother, helicopters, local authorities, tons of posters, and at some point the FBI. There are some reasons to suspect foul play and there are NO REASONS to believe she is dead. There is some suspicion that people who may know somethign are afraid to talk. Aubrey vanished on day 2 of a a relatively easy trek in a populated area. Not a trace has been found of Aubrey or anything she had with her on the trek. No backpack, article of clothing, nothing. There are links to news stories here that can tell you more. Today is Aubrey's birthday. She is missed beyond expression.

Comment by Sharon E. Avila on January 14, 2011 at 10:03am

Have any U.S. teams gone there to participate in the search for Aubrey?

Comment by Jeff Dunsavage on January 14, 2011 at 7:45am

We sure hope so, Matthew. People have no idea unless we tell them long and loud about the plights of the families who lose loved ones abroad. We're here to help - please spread the word.

Comment by Matthew Crandall on January 14, 2011 at 1:37am

Every little bit counts and I think this site will be another beneficial resource to finding Aubrey!

Comment by Sharon E. Avila on January 9, 2011 at 10:14am

Can anyone elaborate on what search efforts have been made thus far?