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Posted by: JG on Thursday, June 03, 2004 - 04:47 AM
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Every Prayer and every Prayer Request is important. Please pray we will FIND BROOKE alive.
 | Brooke Wilberger
We must pray.
Please pray she be
found alive
Please go to http://brookewilberger.us/ |
Search for missing girl continues
Brooke Carol Wilberger
We really need to pray for her.
Corvallis, OR -
By Ravi Kapur
Police believe a 19-year-old Eugene, Oregon woman has been abducted from an apartment complex in this small college town.
Brooke Wilberger was reported missing Monday, after she disappeared from an apartment complex across the street from Oregon State University's football stadium. She had been visiting her sister and brother-in-law while on summer break from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah.
"There's every indication to us that some kind of crime was committed," said Capt. Robert Deutsch.
Wilberger's family told police that Brooke is a devout, studious Mormon who doesn't smoke, drink or party. Her longtime boyfriend is currently in South America on a mission trip.
 | Kevin Gunnell searches the wooded area
near Avery Park in Corvallis on Tuesday
for signs of Brooke Wilberger,
who last was seen Monday morning
outside the nearby Oak Park Apartments. |
This is a person who is completely responsible, who doesnt have any kind of record, he said. Its so out of character.While the official ground search was called off, volunteers fanned out all over Corvallis, searching for any clue of Brooke Wilberger.The disappearance of the 19 year old Wilberger has really hit home with community members all over Oregon. Countless volunteers from around the Willamette Valley are putting their own needs aside to look for her. The Church of Jesus Christ for Latter Day Saints is the central command post that allows volunteers to coordinate their efforts throughout Corvallis and the rest of Oregon.Even members of Corvallis Police are using their own free time to ensure Wilbergers safe return. Police received over 200 phone tips today, as citizen volunteers manned the phones. Most treat the Eugene natives disappearance as if their own child was lost. Volunteers hope their efforts are enough to bring Wilberger home.The media frenzy is now in full effect, as members of the Wilberger family will appear on national morning shows to spread the word that their daughter is missing |
 | | Missing: May 24, 2004 Height: 5'4" (162 cm) Eyes: Blue Race: White | Age Now: 19 Sex: Female Weight: 115 lbs (52 kg) Hair: Blonde | | Missing From: CORVALLIS, OREGON | | Last seen in a Corvallis, OR apartment complex parking lot across the street from the Oregon State University football stadium. Ms. Wilberger is 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 110 - 115 pounds. She has shoulder-length blonde hair and blue eyes, and was last seen wearing a gray Brigham Young University sweat shirt, jeans, small hoop earrings and a ring with the initials "CTR" engraved on it. Ms. Wilberger has a scar on her right arm from her elbow to her wrist. She was probably barefoot, as reported by Capt. Robert Deutsch, a spokesman for the Corvallis Police Department. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT THE CORVALLIS POLICE DEPARTMENT Toll Free Tip Line 877-367-2270 Local Police Tip Line 541-766-6989 Click Here To View and Print Missing Poster Provided by KOIN.com Click Here For The Wilberger Family Website Click Here For City of Corvallis Press Updates | | | | Wilberger Press Update 10 am PDT May 29, 2004 $5,000 REWARD OFFERED FOR THE SAFE RETURN OF BROOKE WILBERGER. The Carole Sund/Carrington Memorial Reward Foundation is offering a $5,000 reward for the safe return of Brooke Wilberger who disappeared from Corvallis on Monday, May 24, 2004. Information should be directed to the City of Corvallis Tip Lines at 541-766-6989 or toll free at 1-877-367-2270. An email tipline has also been established connected to the family’s website. The website is [url]www.findbrooke.com[/url] and the email address for tips is tips**findbrooke.com. Over 800 tips have already been received and over 26,000 hits have been logged to the website in less than 24 hours. All tips are being investigated by law enforcement. Corvallis Police is also reminding the community that as they followup on these tips, some people may be receiving calls throughout the day and night. The community’s patience with this process is appreciated as all information potentially related to this case is investigated. Thank you to all who have already provided so much assistance. Hundreds of volunteers have been assisting in the search and are expected to continue through the weekend as necessary. The Volunteer Center at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is organizing “hasty teams, ” composed of two people who will drive all roads in Benton and surrounding counties to search for Brooke. People are encouraged, when they are out and about over the Memorial Day weekend, to consider taking Brooke’s picture and description with them. If they see anything suspicious, the Tip Line should be contacted at 541-766-6989 or toll free at 1-877-367-2270. The next regularly scheduled press conference will be at 3 p.m.Saturday May 29th at LaSells Stewart Center on the Oregon State University campus. Regular press updates are scheduled for 4 p.m. and 9 p.m. |
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