Hi my name is Memory and Sword told me about your sister and your board. Your sister is beautiful! I am so sorry about your sister and I can't even imagine the pain your family has gone through.
Please feel free to post your story on our board as we do have many viewers. Anyone is welcome to do so. The only thing we have to ask is that you do all pictures as links as our board is not quite fixed from the crash and posted pictures really slow our board down.
Hugs, Mem
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I also have a missing friend and it was aired on unsolved mysteries.
Dale is a lifetime friend of our family. We grew up together and his daughter and my daughter are best of friends. When this all happened I had visions about it which I will tell at some point. (My sister-in-law was interviewed on the unsolved mysteries show as my brother and Dale were best of friends) Dale is still missing.
MISSING DALE WILLIAMS
AGE: 46 DOB: 7/15/56
HEIGHT: 5'7"
WEIGHT: 170 pounds
HAIR: Light, sandy
EYES: Blue

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Broadcast Date: September 17, 2002 SYNOPSIS:
A family swimming at the confluence of the San Miguel and Dolores Rivers in western Colorado made a grim discovery. Submerged in the muddy waters was a pick-up truck.
The Montrose County Sheriffs Department responded to the scene and it quickly became apparent that this would be more than a simple vehicle recovery operation. Investigators realized this might be the break they desperately needed in a case that had captured the attention of the surrounding communities. The truck belonged to a man who vanished six weeks before. Hopes, however, were quickly dashed when no other signs of the missing man were recovered.
The recovered pick-up truck was registered to 42-year-old Dale Williams. The longtime area resident was a devoted husband and doting father of two teenage daughters.
Dale owned and operated an auto body shop in the nearby town of Nucla. On the evening of May 27th, Dale failed to come home for dinner. His wife, Diana, assumed he was preoccupied with a job at the body shop and lost track of time. By bedtime, however, Diana was concerned. By morning, Diana awoke and was horrified to discover Dale had not made it home all night. As soon as she got her kids off to school, Diana drove straight to Dales garage. She then went to her mother-in-law's who also hadnt heard from Dale. Diana and her mother-in-law checked out several places but failed to find him. Within a few hours, Diana Williams notified police and word of Dale Williams strange disappearance spread through Nucla.
Investigators began piecing together Dale Williams day. They learned Dale made a brief stop at Tami Lowrances office about 12:15 that afternoon. Dale was in a hurry. He told Tami he was on his way to help a stranded motorist. Investigators determined that Dales friend, Tom Ross, had been with him just before Tami saw him. Tom and his young son had stopped by the body shop late that morning.
While they were there a call came in. A car had broken down and the caller needed roadside help. It was unusual for him to receive a call because Dale was not a mechanic. The citizens of Nucla responded to the Dale's disappearance. 'Missing' Posters were printed up and distributed by Dales friends and family. However, Diana would soon come to understand that not everyone in her small town did care.
The 'missing' posters that were put up in the post office were gone two days later. Shed put additional posters and days later theyd be gone. A hidden camera was installed in the post office in Nucla. Within a few weeks, the camera captured images of a man tearing down the flyers. Incredibly, he was ultimately identified as a former longtime family friend of Dale and Diana Williams.
Twelve months before Dale vanished, Diana and Dale helped move the mystery mans ex-wife to another state without his knowledge. The man was angry at Dale for helping his ex-wife move and not telling him where she was. A month after helping the mans ex-wife move, Dale found some disturbing items outside his auto body shop including torn up pictures just laying all over the ground. The torn photographs had been stolen from his shop. They depicted Dale and Diana with their now divorced friends in happier times. Several 22-caliber bullets were also scattered across the ground.
Several days later, Diana made a strange discovery in the night drop box at the video rental store she ran - a .22 caliber revolver. Diana and Dale later discovered the gun -- like the torn photos -- had also been stolen from Dales auto body shop. Police interviewed Dales former friend about the burglaries. But he denied any involvement in the break-in. And he has an alibi for the day of Dales disappearance and police do not consider him a suspect.
Dales life seemed to return to normal. Then, 11 months later, Dale Williams suddenly disappeared. Six weeks later, Dales truck was recovered from the river. An analysis of the vehicle and its recovery site provided more clues. The trucks ignition was turned on. The vehicle was in gear. And the angle between the highway and the river was extremely sharp. Each detail seemed to indicate that someone had deliberately steered Dale Williams truck into the water.
Once Diana viewed photographs of Dales truck, she was certain someone other than her husband last drove the vehicle. She took particular note of the partially-open drivers side window as Dale usually drove with the driver's window all the way down but never half way. Generating further speculation, police have not located the stranded motorist Dale Williams went to help. Was the mystery caller a woman as Dales friend surmised? And, why has that person never come forward? Investigators may already have that answer. The purported distress call was placed from a stolen cell phone.
Dale Williams loved ones must also face yet another perplexing scenario. There are those who claim that Dales truck was parked in its normal spot at his body shop by 1:30 PM the day he vanished. If true, Dale, or someone else, drove his truck back into town within 90 minutes of his responding to the distress call outside of town. There were even reports from witnesses who claimed to have seen Dale Williams early that evening at a market in the neighboring town of Naturita.
Characteristics: Dale Williams would now be 46 years old. He is a white male who stands 5'7" tall and weighs 170 pounds. He has blue eyes and light, sandy hair. Dale has a scar under his chin, and a birthmark on the left side of his face under his jawbone. Dale Williams has not been seen since May 27th, 1999.
If you have any information about the disappearance of Dale Williams, please call the Montrose County, Colorado Sheriffs Department, or call the Unsolved Mysteries hotline, 1-800-876-5353.
Please feel free to post your story on our board as we do have many viewers. Anyone is welcome to do so. The only thing we have to ask is that you do all pictures as links as our board is not quite fixed from the crash and posted pictures really slow our board down.
Hugs, Mem
p102.ezboard.com/ballmud
I also have a missing friend and it was aired on unsolved mysteries.
Dale is a lifetime friend of our family. We grew up together and his daughter and my daughter are best of friends. When this all happened I had visions about it which I will tell at some point. (My sister-in-law was interviewed on the unsolved mysteries show as my brother and Dale were best of friends) Dale is still missing.
MISSING DALE WILLIAMS
AGE: 46 DOB: 7/15/56
HEIGHT: 5'7"
WEIGHT: 170 pounds
HAIR: Light, sandy
EYES: Blue

img.photobucket.com/albums/v610/teafortwo/0235-Williams.jpg
Broadcast Date: September 17, 2002 SYNOPSIS:
A family swimming at the confluence of the San Miguel and Dolores Rivers in western Colorado made a grim discovery. Submerged in the muddy waters was a pick-up truck.
The Montrose County Sheriffs Department responded to the scene and it quickly became apparent that this would be more than a simple vehicle recovery operation. Investigators realized this might be the break they desperately needed in a case that had captured the attention of the surrounding communities. The truck belonged to a man who vanished six weeks before. Hopes, however, were quickly dashed when no other signs of the missing man were recovered.
The recovered pick-up truck was registered to 42-year-old Dale Williams. The longtime area resident was a devoted husband and doting father of two teenage daughters.
Dale owned and operated an auto body shop in the nearby town of Nucla. On the evening of May 27th, Dale failed to come home for dinner. His wife, Diana, assumed he was preoccupied with a job at the body shop and lost track of time. By bedtime, however, Diana was concerned. By morning, Diana awoke and was horrified to discover Dale had not made it home all night. As soon as she got her kids off to school, Diana drove straight to Dales garage. She then went to her mother-in-law's who also hadnt heard from Dale. Diana and her mother-in-law checked out several places but failed to find him. Within a few hours, Diana Williams notified police and word of Dale Williams strange disappearance spread through Nucla.
Investigators began piecing together Dale Williams day. They learned Dale made a brief stop at Tami Lowrances office about 12:15 that afternoon. Dale was in a hurry. He told Tami he was on his way to help a stranded motorist. Investigators determined that Dales friend, Tom Ross, had been with him just before Tami saw him. Tom and his young son had stopped by the body shop late that morning.
While they were there a call came in. A car had broken down and the caller needed roadside help. It was unusual for him to receive a call because Dale was not a mechanic. The citizens of Nucla responded to the Dale's disappearance. 'Missing' Posters were printed up and distributed by Dales friends and family. However, Diana would soon come to understand that not everyone in her small town did care.
The 'missing' posters that were put up in the post office were gone two days later. Shed put additional posters and days later theyd be gone. A hidden camera was installed in the post office in Nucla. Within a few weeks, the camera captured images of a man tearing down the flyers. Incredibly, he was ultimately identified as a former longtime family friend of Dale and Diana Williams.
Twelve months before Dale vanished, Diana and Dale helped move the mystery mans ex-wife to another state without his knowledge. The man was angry at Dale for helping his ex-wife move and not telling him where she was. A month after helping the mans ex-wife move, Dale found some disturbing items outside his auto body shop including torn up pictures just laying all over the ground. The torn photographs had been stolen from his shop. They depicted Dale and Diana with their now divorced friends in happier times. Several 22-caliber bullets were also scattered across the ground.
Several days later, Diana made a strange discovery in the night drop box at the video rental store she ran - a .22 caliber revolver. Diana and Dale later discovered the gun -- like the torn photos -- had also been stolen from Dales auto body shop. Police interviewed Dales former friend about the burglaries. But he denied any involvement in the break-in. And he has an alibi for the day of Dales disappearance and police do not consider him a suspect.
Dales life seemed to return to normal. Then, 11 months later, Dale Williams suddenly disappeared. Six weeks later, Dales truck was recovered from the river. An analysis of the vehicle and its recovery site provided more clues. The trucks ignition was turned on. The vehicle was in gear. And the angle between the highway and the river was extremely sharp. Each detail seemed to indicate that someone had deliberately steered Dale Williams truck into the water.
Once Diana viewed photographs of Dales truck, she was certain someone other than her husband last drove the vehicle. She took particular note of the partially-open drivers side window as Dale usually drove with the driver's window all the way down but never half way. Generating further speculation, police have not located the stranded motorist Dale Williams went to help. Was the mystery caller a woman as Dales friend surmised? And, why has that person never come forward? Investigators may already have that answer. The purported distress call was placed from a stolen cell phone.
Dale Williams loved ones must also face yet another perplexing scenario. There are those who claim that Dales truck was parked in its normal spot at his body shop by 1:30 PM the day he vanished. If true, Dale, or someone else, drove his truck back into town within 90 minutes of his responding to the distress call outside of town. There were even reports from witnesses who claimed to have seen Dale Williams early that evening at a market in the neighboring town of Naturita.
Characteristics: Dale Williams would now be 46 years old. He is a white male who stands 5'7" tall and weighs 170 pounds. He has blue eyes and light, sandy hair. Dale has a scar under his chin, and a birthmark on the left side of his face under his jawbone. Dale Williams has not been seen since May 27th, 1999.
If you have any information about the disappearance of Dale Williams, please call the Montrose County, Colorado Sheriffs Department, or call the Unsolved Mysteries hotline, 1-800-876-5353.









