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October 22, 2005 marked two years since Irwin
County High School teacher, Tara Faye Grinstead, disappeared
from Ocilla, Georgia, leaving behind all of her personal belongings,
students, friends, family, pets and many unanswered questions.
Tara's unusual disappearance launched a national media campaign
focused on the tragic mystery, but few facts were available
to report. The media campaign faded as other stories came
to the forefront, but the quest to find Tara has quietly continued.
Driven by the concern and dedication of law enforcement, family,
friends, and online sleuths, the mission to find Tara has
not ceased. Those pursuing answers to Tara's case, from far
and near, share a common bond of hope and dedication to finding
Tara - and finding out what happened to her almost two years
ago.
At 1:30 pm on Sunday afternoon, October 21, 2007, there was
an organized gathering at the chapel and reflecting pool grounds
on the campus of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton,
Georgia to honor Tara and remind everyone that the quest to
find Tara is not over. Tara was crowned Miss Tifton in 1999,
and she attended ABAC during her post graduate studies. Billy
and Connie Grinstead were in attendance and spoke about the
painful journey they have travelled the past 2 years.
We remain hopeful that one day there will be answers where
now only questions live. If you know something about the disappearance
of Tara Grinstead, we urge you to share what you know so her
family can find some measure of peace. Please contact law
enforcement today and share what you know.
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