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Stacy

You. Are. Awesome.

Michelle

Ditto. But don't get a big head from that comment or anything. Ha.

Barbara

Just surfed to your blog via Erin's World.

Cases like the one you have described are so frightening. Her family has to walk around with a hole in their hearts and no answers.
Almost 20 years ago a boy went missing from a city near where I live. He was 4 at the time. There has never been any solid leads. I can't imagine how his family carries on each day. It is heartbreaking.
http://www.childsearch.org/michael_dunahee.html

Mark

My wife and I were just wondering the other day what ever happened to the Paige Renkoski case. I stumbled upon your post while surfing for information. I had not heard about the 2 suspects. The story always haunted us. Like the post before me, I can't imagine the family's anguish. Your tribute to her was very sweet.

Beth

Living in Brighton, MI once considered a "safe" place to raise your children, this crime really touched my heart. How can this continue to happen? What can we do to stop all this madness? We have to keep ourselves safe and our children safe. I added your website to my favorites.

Sandra

I remember this case so well. It was my birthday, my 21st birthday, the day she disappeared. I traveled that same stretch everyday to school. I had a blow out and was stranded on the side of the road in the same place she vanished from just days later.

A few years after that I remember the billboard that was put up with her missing persons information and I teared up every single time I drove past it. I still wonder what happened to her and I will probably always have her image in my mind when I drive on I-96. I can't believe it was 15 years ago.

Jen

Thanks for writing about Paige. I just googled to see what happened to Paige; I remembered the story from so long ago. I was hoping so much that she was found. My cousin's friends in Florida are going through the same thing with their daughter. She a 24 yr old blond blue/green eys 5'8" wonderful young woman that just disappeared after leaving for work 2 weeks ago today. The website for more info is www.jenniferkesse.com
She lived alone in Orlando in a condo. I pray with all my heart that both these beautiful, smart, lovely women will be found.

Derrick

Nice Web site. But just wondering what ever happened to Dawn Spens from the Dr. Al Canty murder. I am an old classmate.

jennifer mcclellan

to Derrick,go on the masquerade blog,in lisa life and there is allot of info on dawn and the others involved in the case.What I want to know has anyone ever found out what happened to Karen Kresge?Forgive me if I have the name and spelling wrong,I was only a little girl at the time.I am talking about the man that owned K-Marts daughter,she vanished from a shopping mall.

phyllis adams totten

i went to okemos highschool with paige and we also grew up on the same street. i knew her and her family. i have always been haunted by this case. paige was so beautiful, she had a boyfriend in school and had her life planned out, she really was a doll. i was married and living on the east coast when she was last seen, but i've always wondered if the "suspects" from the detroit area you speak of, saw paige at the convenience store and followed her with intention to harm her. this is likely a crime of opportunity, i think the suspects saw her either at the store or on the highway and went after her. she was a single girl alone, with the kind of looks that any guy would notice, her abductor/murderer? sounds like the type of predetor who's ready to act when they see the 'victim' they want. i hope her family will ultimatly have the truth of what happend to paige, who is responsible, and where she is. in the meantime, paige is in my prayers.

Tracy W.

I first heard about this case from the book Unexplained Michigan Mysteries, by Gary Barfknecht. Ever since then I wonder what happened to her.

Could she have been weaving in and out of traffic because she was trying to get away from them? This was before cell phones were widely used.

To this day it's one of the most frightening cases of disappearances.

Zack Lundberg

I still have a hard time with this. I went to HS with Paige, and was in her sisters' class. I pray for all of you. I hope that something breaks in this case and the Renkoskis' will have some kind of closure, soon. Sheryl, think of you often. God bless you all.

Wendy Sunstrum

I was just thinking of Paige and didn't relize the aniversary of her dissapearence was this month. I often speak of her to my daughter and people at work. I had met Paige once or twice many many years ago but probably only a short time before she went missing. i also new her Mother. My heart just sinks every time i think of her and her family. I had heard several years ago that they had new leads in the case and perhaps had solved it then just as quickly as they had spoke of it i never heard another thing about it. this must have been the two men from Detroit that they were suspecting. hope some day they get them....God bless the family and I am praying for their closure to this horrific crime.

Gail Johnson

I babysat for Paige and her sisters when they lived in Lansing many years ago and a few times after they moved to Okemos. I was still living in Lansing when the notification of her missing first came out. I didn't remember hearing anything about if she had been found or of any supects in her abduction and then moved out of Lansing to the west coast in 94. I've always wondered what ever happened with this case and am sadden to hear nothing has been settled yet. My love and Prayers go out to Ardis and her sisters. I know her dad Karl passed away without ever knowing what happened to his daughter. I am keeping the family in my thoughts. God Bless you all.
Gail (Gross) Johnson

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