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An Anniversary

Today marks one year that Paige Brigfeld has been missing from Grand Junction, Colorado. It was one year ago that she went to meet her first ex-husband for a picnic. After leaving him to return home, she vanished. Phone records indicate that she was within five miles of her home - just five miles.

The Abby & Jennifer Recovery Foundation continues the search. The group’s leader, Connie Flukey, continues her relentless search for Paige. Why does she keep searching? “Because we haven’t found her,” she says in an interview with KREX-TV in Grand Junction, an interview that was done while she was out searching. “Right now, I’m angry. Somebody out there knows where she’s at, and yet, we’re spending all this time, effort, energy, our heart, and somebody knows.”

Is this kind of dedication unusual? No, many missing persons have dedicated searchers but, sadly, not all of them do. Saddest of all, to me anyway, are the cases of unidentified and unclaimed remains because those were people, loved family members. For each of those people, somewhere there is a family in anguish that is wondering where their loved one has gone.

Connie Flukey and the A&JRF are determined to bring Paige home. How can Connie Flukey afford to continue this search? “We can’t. But we just keep doing it.”

If only every case of someone missing had such dedicated people looking.

Recent Comments

  • Dustin Bessire: I was looking into this case for three weeks straight as of July. I had dropped it and gotten a...
  • liz: Angel Huntress: I too would like info in order to help find Paige. I had contact with her personally prior to...
  • Tom Goode: there is no where to sign up?
  • DiNozzo: hi , I hope they find her safe, but i am reading the case a bit , i am getting into the details , but as i...
  • Angel Huntress: Hi Ghost Writer, I am personally writing to you because of this article on Paige Birgfeld. I am a...
  • Kristy: They ID’d Maricopa Jane Doe today as Tawni Lee Mazzone.
  • Sunshine: “Real Life”…..you must be a really cold-hearted person!? NO-ONE deserves to die, vanish,...
  • Sunshine: Its always sad when anyone goes missing. I agree with Lisa’s mother that the home of the BF should...
  • Chad: Larry Hall admitted to the murder of Tricia Reitler, there is a column about him in the most recent Playboy...
  • Laura: Paige and her family remain in my thoughts and prayers and I hope she is brought home soon and answers are...
  • bluesboxes: I know Paige from somewhere and I haven’t been able to place just where yet but it would have been...
  • maggiesrose: Tomorrow, July 19th marks both Lisa’s Birthday as well as the very date that she disappeared. In...
  • alonie walton lisa heart broken mother: i am lisa mother and is very dissapointed in the LE of Phila PA. lisa will be...
  • JS: May justice come soon for Paige and her family. Connie’s dedication and desire not to let Paige be...
  • Jennifer: Ya’eeh’teeh Jess, As of lastnight I was told of your brother Craig, by the way a wonderful...
  • Leslie S.: My prayers are with Paige and her family. They are truly wonderful people and deserve to bring Paige home....
  • Ghost Writer: Real life, I had seriously considered doing you a favor by deleting your comment. I’ve decided to...
  • stacey: I JUST VIEWED THE 48 HOURS STORY ABOUT PAIGE, I HACE A VERY STRONG FEELING WHO DOD THIS TO HER AND I BELIEVE...
  • stacey: My heart breaks for paige and her family. especially her 3 children! I pray to Gof that they will find her...
  • your a real A**hole: How dare you judge ? I am sure you are not perfect and I bet you are a guy, she did what she had...
  • real life: Well things like this happens when you live the life of a prostitute, high priced hooker. When you take...
  • packy: Thanks to the friend who spoke out to bring a more real view of Paige. Bless her heart.
  • HarlettOhara: Jess we have a thread set up for your brother on Help Find The Missing’s message board. His photo...
  • jess: hello my brother craig hoskie also went misssing in fl and is thought 2 b n the water. stan i would also relate...
  • stan8747: I live in madison,wi and these last few days I havent been able to sleep b/c I have been having nightmares...

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Someone is missing.

To most of the world, missing persons are distant and detached. Missing persons are the subject of television dramas. Missing persons are footnotes on everyday lives, just another news story that makes little impact.

The media shows us high profile cases, like Stacy Peterson or Natalee Holloway, but only while the case is new, hot and titillating. After a few days, when there is no resolution and there are no new developments, those high profile cases just quietly fade away and disappear from the media spotlight. Once again, a missing person becomes a footnote in everyday life.

That is until someone we know and love goes missing. For every high profile case, made famous by a media splash, there are hundreds more cases of missing people that hardly anyone hears about.

When the missing person is one of our own, we cannot comprehend why the media isn't all over our case. What makes one missing person more important than another, what makes one missing person a high profile case and not another? Why is someone the subject of media scrutiny and not our family member or friend?

No one is really sure why that is, it just is. Every missing person deserves the same attention. What someone is, or was, makes no difference. Every missing person is a daughter, a son, a mother, a father, a cousin and a friend. Those of us left behind have painful holes in our lives that need resolution.

Right here is a place where recognition is made. Here is the place where those of us left behind can tell our stories, nay, tell the stories of the missing. By telling their stories, we tell our own.

Every missing person deserves the same attention. Someone, somewhere, holds the key. That one clue or detail that could solve the case and bring our loved one home. Here is where you tell us your story. Tell us your story, tell us their story. Tell us and we'll tell it here. Let the world know their story.

After all, someone special is missing.