Lost Woman in the United States found 63 years later – Cyprus Newspaper

He said he had left his whole life behind when there was a woman who disappeared in the state of Wisconsin in 1962 and had not been heard from him since then.

In the United States for 63 years, the news came from the woman who was wanted as a loss.

Audrey Backeberg, who lives in the state of Wisconsin, left the house in 1962, when he was 20 years old.

Audrey, who wanted to go to Madison, the capital of the state, pulled a hitchhike.

Then the young woman became the leading role of a lost story for 63 years.

« He said I will go home and disappeared »

In the investigation initiated after the young woman did not return home, a 14 -year -old young girl was questioned in the vehicle she took a hitchhiking vehicle.

According to the 14 -year -old babysitter, the duo then passed to Indianapolis, Indiana, Indiana.

However, the young girl decided to go back and saw the girl walking at another bus stop for the last time.

« He would never leave his children »

Only a few days before the incident, Audrey also applied for an official complaint on charges of violence against his wife.

While his family stated that the young mother would never leave her children voluntarily, her husband had passed through the testing of the polygraf (a lie machine) and was convinced that she was innocent.

Found after 63 years

After years of unsuccessful searches, the cold file was reopened in early 2024. Detective Isaac Hanson questioned witnesses again and reviewed all the evidence.

However, the real progress was achieved by the genetic family tree account on a website of the lost woman’s sister.

And Audrey was found right in 2025.

« I do not regret »

Hanson examined the population and death records obtained and identified the address of Backeberg and asked the local sheriff office to go to the woman’s house. Ten minutes later, Backeberg called the detective and spoke for 45 minutes, and the content of the conversation was kept confidential.

The detective said that the woman was happy and satisfied with her life and did not regret her decisions. Police closed the file, stating that there was no criminal element.