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Case Type: Endangered Missing
DOB: Feb 15, 1990
Sex: Female
Missing Date: Apr 29, 2003
Race: White
Age Now: 13
Height: 5'1" (155 cm)
Weight: 100 lbs (45 kg)
Hair Color: Sandy
Eye Color: Blue
Missing City: NASHVILLE
Missing State : TN
Missing Country: United States
$21,500 REWARD
Case Number: NCMC961685
Circumstances: Tabitha was last seen at approximately 7 a.m. on April 29, 2003 at her home. Tabitha has a birthmark on her stomach, a scar on her finger, and her ears are pierced.
Tabitha Tuders, who lives on Lillian Street, was awakened by her father at 7 a.m. on 29-APR-2003. He then left for work. Tabitha was to have boarded a school bus at 14th & Boscobel Streets shortly after 8 a.m. She was not seen at the bus stop and did not attend classes Tuesday at Bailey Middle School. When she did not return home , Tabitha’s parents contacted the school, discovered that she did not attend, and notified the police department.
Tabitha’s parents report that she has not run away before and know of no reason why she would be inclined to run away.
Contact Information
Nashville Metro Police Department 615-862-8600
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children 800-THE-LOST
The Polly Klaas® Foundation 800-587-4357
America's Most Wanted 800-CRIME-TV
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New Lead In Tabitha Tuders' Case
Posted: 02/09/2004 6:01:00 PM
Updated: 02/09/2004 6:01:30 PM
By: Nick Beres
There are new developments tonight in the Tabitha Tuders missing person case.
Tabitha Tuders vanished without a trace on April 29, 2003.
Since then her family and volunteers have searched the Tuders' east Nashville neighborhood ... posters about the missing girl hang in storefronts and schools ... the Tuders have even turned to a psychic for help.
And, detectives continue to track dozens of leads ... some more promising than others.
The latest lead was discovered by sheriff's deputies at the county jail last month. On January 9th, they reported finding etchings on a window of a jail cell.
Whatever was written -- and police won't say -- it is apparently of some interest.
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I just thought I'd post this because Tabithas website has been off-line for quite a while now and I wondered why. I can't find any new info on the her. Prayers and thoughts for ALL missing people. xxxx
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The Shawn Hornbeck Foundation contacted her family over a month ago and told them her domain name of web site expired.
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NCMEC has done an age-progression photo of Tabitha. You can see it on her poster. Please print one and place it for Tabitha and her family. Thank you.
Poster
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Now that Shawn Hornbeck has been found, let's focus on finding Tabitha who could just as easily be in the same situation Shawn was. She could be hidden in plain sight. As could Jason Jolkowski, Maura Murray, Beaner Warner, and even Jacob Wetterling, Brooke Wilberger, Amy Bradley, Natalee Holloway, or maybe even Rachel. There are so many missing, and someone, somewhere, has to know something. Hope for another miracle or 20! Tracie |
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LET US all get back into this
Some HOW!!! I am sad to see that the messages just tapered off and so many of the urls and websites are not even good.
I called the mayor of Nashville a few minutes ago. I just think that they should know that they don't even have a photo of her under their missing persons link on nashville.gov and the mayor has a big picture of himself and he claims that among his priorities are improving schools and making neighborhoods safer.
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glad to see Tabitha has not been forgotten. I don't know her, but I did call amw when I heard about the incident through a neighbor of hers who drove me to and from the hotel when I would be in Nashville for work. I FELT THE MEDIA AND THE METRO POLICE was not getting the word out. I steel think of her often I am very saddened to not have any new info. MY PRAYERS GO OUT TO ALL THE PARENTS AND LOVED ONES OF ALL MISSING PERSONS . |
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I cannot find anyone who will assist with my investigation. I am attempting to keep this story in the media, but can find no one who is willing to come forth with information or assistance.
With all of the news and focus on lost and missing right now, you would think Tabitha, Nashville's most 'famous' missing child case, would be forefront.
Again, if you knew her, please contact me for an interview. Currently my readership is very high and if I can keep her name in the news it might stir up a memory or anything to help find out what happened. |
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