No further information surfaced from this allegation and no arrests were made. Apparently, they accidentally hit Tara and panicked, then killed her. A witness came forward telling law enforcement two teenagers had been following Tara in a Ford pickup truck, trying to talk to her and grabbing at her. In 2008, the Sheriff of Valencia County claimed he had received information about what happened to Tara. Resemblance between missing child David Borer and the unidentified boy in Polaroidĭavid was last seen walking along Parks Highway about 11 miles on his way to a friend’s home or to the Kashmitna River sandbar.ĭavid once hitchhiked to Wasilla, approximately 30 miles from his home and described as a very independent young child,Ĭanine searches tracked his scent to Parks Highway, but the scent was lost at the road and there have been no signs of him since.
It was determined he died of exposure.Īnother missing child case has caught the attention of law enforcement as the picture strongly resembles David Michael Borer missing since April 26, 1989, from Willow, Alaska, about five hours south of Fairbanks. Sadly, Michael Henley was found deceased in June 1990 in the Zuni Mountains near where his father and he were hunting when the child vanished in April of 1988. Initially, when the photograph was found, the mother of Michael Henley said she was “almost certain” the boy in the Polaroid was her missing son. The boy in the disturbing photograph remains unidentified to this day. Quite possibly, Tara would not have even noticed if a vehicle was following behind her while she listened to Boston on her Walkman. Several witnesses told police they had witnessed an older light-colored pickup truck, about 1953, with a camper shell following close behind her as she rode along the highway. A pink Huffy bike would later be found in a ditch at a secluded campground approximately 20 miles from Tara’s home.
Later police would find pieces of Tara’s Sony Walkman alongside the road. In the process of searching, she spotted a Boston cassette tape lying on the side of the rugged road. When Tara did not return, anxiously Patty drove south along Tara’s usual bike route but could not find her. On the morning of Tara’s disappearance, she playfully told her mother to come and get her if she did not return by noon because she had plans to meet her boyfriend at 12:30 p.m. Sometimes accompanied by her mother, Patty had warned her daughter to carry mace with her when she rode but Tara rejected the suggestion. Tara Calico missing from Belen, New Mexico since September 20, 1988 A small town, Belen only had a population of 7,152 in 2015. 47 in Belen, a route she took almost every morning. to go on a daily bicycle ride along New Mexico State Rd. On Tuesday, September 20, 1988, Tara left her home at approximately 9:30 a.m. The photograph has been carefully analyzed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation who felt the photograph was not of Tara while Scotland Yard declared it was her. They contacted Tara’s mother, Patty Doel, who insisted she meet with investigators and see the photograph firsthand.Īfter viewing the photograph, Patty insisted the picture was her missing daughter, even noting a discoloration on the leg of the woman pictured being identical to a large scar on Tara’s leg she had sustained in a car accident. Tara Calico vanished in Belen, New Mexico, 10 months earlier on September 20, 1988. The photograph made the national news and a “Current Affair ” where family and friends of a young missing New Mexico woman saw a haunting resemblance. The thriller touches upon rape, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and autism. Andrews book, My Sweet Audrina, a 1982 best-seller about a young girl who is haunted by her sister’s death. Pictured alongside the bound woman is a copy of V.C. In the picture, the young woman glares at the camera, her mouth covered with black duct tape, hands bound behind her back, alongside a young boy who looks scared, his mouth taped and hands bound behind his back as well.
Officials at Polaroid said the picture was taken after May 1989 because it was not available until then. The man was described as being in his 30’s with a mustache. The woman who found the photograph in a vacant parking space said she saw a man driving a windowless Toyota cargo van parked there when she arrived at the store. Joe, a beach town approximately one hour south of Panama City, Florida. In July 1989, a color Polaroid of an unidentified young woman and a little boy was found by a woman in a convenience store parking lot in Port St. Polaroid found in parking lot of a convenience store in Port St.
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