This person suffers from epilepsy and does not have her medications with her. This person may be disoriented or have amnesia. This person does not have any identification with her. Last contact was by telephone at 12:30 pm on 02/13/01 from 70 Chestnut Ave, Bogota.

Last seen wearing a black winter jacket, long sleeve gray shirt, black or blue jeans and white sneakers.

Additional information on Patricia Viola can be obtained from www.patriciaviolamissing.homestead.com.

ANYONE WITH INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT: BOGOTA POLICE DEPARTMENT Sgt. James Lemakos at: 201-487-2400 OR The following at THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE: Captain Joe Hornyak: 201/226-5552 OR EMAIL: JHornyak@BCPO.NET OR Lieutenant Rob Anzilotti: 201/226-5651 OR EMAIL: RAnzilotti@BCPO.NET OR Sergeant Russ Christiana: 201/226-5677 OR EMAIL: RChristiana@BCPO.NET

On June 15, 1970, Donna Albright, age 13, of Hasbrouck Heights was reported missing by her father. Donna, who had graduated from Corpus Christie Elementary School three days prior, had been at the Hasbrouck Heights Library earlier that evening with a friend. The two girls left the library at approximately 10:00 p.m. and walked along the Boulevard, stopping briefly in Powelson Drug Store. Donna’s friend recalled, in a later interview, that they had observed a cream colored vehicle following them during their walk. The girls parted ways in the area of Lasalle Street which was the last time Donna was seen. Donna Albright was last seen wearing a beige long sleeved top, striped bell bottom pants and clog sandals. She was also wearing a thin gold necklace and a gold ring, with a purple stone.

On September 9, 1976, the remains of a human body were found during an excavation in Hackensack, NJ. The excavation site, located at 9 Camden Street, was a boarding house and inhabited by various transients during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The remains were positively identified as belonging to Donna Albright.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On January 24, 1967, at approximately 9 p.m., Mary Ann Della Sala, age 17, of Hobart Street in Hackensack, NJ, finished her shift at the Shop Rite located on Essex Street, in Hackensack. Mary Ann was reportedly offered a ride by a female co-worker, but declined because it was a nice night. Mary Ann chose to walk home. The co-worker did drive another employee home to Wood-Ridge. On her way back, she did not see Mary Ann along her normal route (Essex Street to Polifly Road to Lodi Street), and assumed that Mary Ann had arrived home. Mary Anna Della Sala was last seen wearing a light blue sweater and suede jacket with tan pants, blue shoes and a blue headband. She was carrying a shoulder strap hand bag. She was also wearing her boyfriend’s Hackensack High School class ring which was engraved with his initials.

On April 10, 1967, the body of a young white female was found in the Passaic River in Hawthorne, NJ. The body was later positively identified as that of Mary Ann Della Sala.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On April 24, 1967, Darlene Polizzi, age 19, of Westminster Place in Lodi, NJ, was looking at new apartments with her husband. They had reportedly looked at three new apartments before returning to their Lodi residence. Sometime after their return home, Darlene’s husband went out, leaving Darlene at home.

On April 25, 1967, Darlene Polizzi’s husband reported his wife missing. She was last seen wearing a brown blouse, skirt with polka dots, and a brown suede coat with a fur collar. Darlene’s husband believed that Darlene took several items of clothing from the residence, but left behind the majority of her belongings including her jewelry. During this time, Darlene was a waitress at the Hangar Restaurant in Paramus, NJ. She was also known to be a frequent customer at Tommy’s Diner on Paterson Avenue in Wallington.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On August 9, 1974, Mary Ann Pryor, age 17, of Second Avenue in North Bergen, NJ, planned on going to the Garden State Plaza Mall with her friend, Lorraine Marie Kelly, age 16, of 71st Street in North Bergen. At approximately 4:30 p.m., the two girls were dropped off at a Ridgefield, NJ, bus stop by Lorraine’s boyfriend. It was assumed that the girls would then take a bus to the mall. However, this was not confirmed and the girls, both students at North Bergen High School, were known to be regular hitchhikers. Mary Ann Pryor was last seen wearing bell bottom pants with patches and a halter top. She was also wearing a necklace with a gold cross. Neither girl returned home that evening.

On August 14, 1974, the bodies of Mary Ann Pryor and Lorraine Kelly were found lying in a wooded area behind Rolling Ridge Road in Montvale, NJ.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On August 9, 1974, Lorraine Marie Kelly, age 16, of 71st Street in North Bergen, NJ, planned on going to the Garden State Plaza Mall with her friend, Mary Ann Pryor, age 17, of Second Avenue in North Bergen. At approximately 4:30 p.m., the two girls were dropped off at a Ridgefield, NJ, bus stop by Lorraine’s boyfriend. It was assumed that the girls would then take a bus to the mall. However, this was not confirmed and the girls, both students at North Bergen High School, were known to be regular hitchhikers. Lorraine Marie Kelly was last seen wearing a white short sleeve shirt, brown corduroy pants, and tan clogs. She was also wearing a beaded bracelet and a necklace with the inscription, “Lorraine and Ricky.” Neither girl returned home that evening.

On August 14, 1974, the bodies of Lorraine Marie Kelly and Mary Ann Pryor were found lying in a wooded area behind Rolling Ridge Road in Montvale, NJ.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On April 7, 1969, Irene Blase, age 18, of Elm Avenue in Bogota, NJ, was purportedly on her way to go shopping in Hackensack, NJ. According to witness accounts, Irene was seen on Main Street, at approximately 8:00 p.m., that evening. She was seen again, at approximately 8:45 p.m., at the Hackensack Bus Station with an unidentified white male. Irene was last seen wearing a black long sleeved shirt and dark blue jeans. She was also wearing a silver crucifix hanging around her neck, a gold wedding band on her left hand, and a “Belle Chasse High School 1965" class ring on her right hand.

On April 8, 1969, at approximately 2:48 p.m., the body of a white female was found floating in the Saddle Brook River behind Sani-Pure Laboratories in Saddle Brook, NJ. The body was positively identified as belonging to Irene Blase.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On July 17, 1968, Jacqueline Harp, age 13, of Birch Street in Midland Park, NJ, attended band practice for the “Imperial Knights” marching band. At approximately 9:00 p.m., Jacqueline Harp left the practice. Between 9:30 and 9:45 p.m., Jacqueline was seen by friends walking alone on Godwin Avenue in Midland Park, near “Stewart’s Hamburger.” She was last seen wearing tan shorts, a red and black shirt, and tan moccasins. At approximately 1:00 a.m., on the morning of July 18, Jacqueline Harp’s mother reported her missing to the Midland Park Police Department.

On July 18, 1968, the body of Jacqueline Harp was found in a small field between a factory and private home, adjacent to Paterson Avenue in Midland Park.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On Monday, July 14, 1969, at approximately 8:00 p.m., Denise Falasca, age 15, left her residence on Bergenline Avenue in Closter, New Jersey. Denise was last seen by family members on her way to meet with friends in Westwood, NJ. Denise was supposed to be home at 11:00 p.m.; however, she never returned home. Witnesses reported seeing Denise walking on Old Hook Road in Emerson, towards Westwood, at approximately 9:00 p.m, that evening. Denise was reportedly wearing blue bell-bottom jeans, a dark-colored shirt and carrying a brown leather-type drawstring purse.

On Tuesday, July 15, 1969, Denise Falasca’s body was discovered on the side of Westminster Place in Saddle Brook, New Jersey.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On the evening of May 6, 1986, Renee Spates, age 23, of Howard Drive in Teaneck, NJ, went to “Club One West” on Englewood Avenue in Englewood. Renee was wearing white sneakers and a red body suit underneath white pants and a white jacket. She was seen by several witnesses at the club up until approximately midnight. Renee Spates was last seen leaving the club with two males described as one black male and one white male. The three of them then drove away in a Chevy Citation. According to one of the witnesses, Renee was driven to Argonne Park in Teaneck.

On May 7, 1986, at approximately 7:50 a.m., the body of Renee Spates was found lying in a wooded section of Argonne Park, adjacent to Schoonmaker Street.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On December 10, 1993, Rosetta Jean-Baptiste, age 18, of Ewing Avenue in Spring Valley, NY, left her residence to get milk at a local store. The teenager never returned home. Neighborhood witnesses allegedly saw Baptiste entering a light colored Toyota with an unidentified male. She was last seen wearing dark colored jeans and a dark pink sweatshirt bearing the words, “Baltimore Harbor Place.” She was also wearing a flat, gold “bismark” style chain with a zodiac crab design on it, and the word “danger” underneath.

On December 11, 1993, the body of Rosetta Jean-Baptiste was found at the Maple Shade Motel located on Route 17 south in Ramsey, NJ.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On September 24, 1990, attorney Michael Alpart, age 43, of Hobart Place in Garfield, NJ, was at his office located on Main Street in Hackensack, NJ, working on a divorce and child custody case. At approximately 7:20 p.m., Michael left the office and was last seen by a client talking with an unidentified male in the office parking lot.

On September 24, 1990, at approximately 7:51 p.m., members of the Hackensack Police Department responded to a report of a possible shooting in the vicinity of Main Street and South Lake Drive. Upon their arrival, they found Michael Alpart slumped over in the driver’s seat of his 1987 Acura Legend.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On August 19, 2007, Liza Murphy, age 42, of Broad Street in Emerson, NJ, was at home with her husband and three children. Later in the day, Liza and her husband were engaged in a verbal dispute. At approximately 2:00 p.m., subsequent to the dispute, Liza left her home and walked eastbound towards a section of woods nearby. Liza apparently did not take any property with her. At the time of her departure, it is believed she did not have any money, cellular telephone, or identification. She also did not take her prescription medication and has not contacted her family or friends since that date.

On August 20, 2007, an anonymous call was the first report received by the Emerson Police Department regarding her disappearance. A search of the wooded area near the Murphy home yielded negative results. Liza was last seen wearing blue denim shorts, a brown tank top, a grey zippered sweat shirt, and brown flip flop sandals.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On September 14, 2007, at approximately 3:00 a.m., Thalia Stathis, age 29, of Cliffside Park, NJ, left her place of employment at the Arena Diner located in Hackensack, NJ. She was picked up by her boyfriend, Hughes J. Francois, and they left in a 2007 Honda Accord. At that time, she was still wearing her waitress uniform from the diner.

On Wednesday, September 26, 2007, at approximately 12:34 a.m., Thalia Stathis was reported missing to the Cliffside Park Police Department. Her employer and co-workers had not seen or heard from her since the morning of September 14th. In addition, Thalia has not made contact with any family or friends during this time. The investigation revealed that Thalia Stathis was the victim of a homicide; however, her remains have been located.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On Sunday, July 4, 1982, at approximately 8:00 AM, Theresa A. Kawash, age 37, was at her home in Englewood Cliffs, NJ. Her husband, Edmund Kawash, did not physically observe Theresa, but heard her call their daughter into her room. At approximately 8:30 AM, Mr. Kawash and their daughter left the residence, leaving Theresa at home. Theresa’s vehicle, a gold 1977 Datsun 280 Z, was in the garage at the time.

On Wednesday, July 7, 1982, Mr. Kawash reported Theresa as a missing person to the Englewood Cliffs Police Department. Mr. Kawash reported that after a day trip to Pennsylvania with his daughter, they arrived home at approximately 11:30 PM on the night of July 4th and found that Theresa and her vehicle were not home. Mr. Kawash reported that he did not see his wife or the vehicle again.

The photograph below left depicts Theresa Kawash as she looked just prior to her disappearance. The drawing below right is a police artist’s rendition of what she might look like today.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE Sergeant Russ Christiana at: 201/226-5677 OR EMAIL: rchristiana@bcpo.net or ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS POLICE DEPARTMENT Deputy Chief Michael Cioffi at: 201/569-8300 OR EMAIL: mcioffi@ecpolice.org

Wearing a white collared dress shirt, short sleeve crew neck undershirt, cotton-style pants, and blue dress socks.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT PALISADES INTERSTATE PARKWAY POLICE at: (201) 768-6001 or THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On November 15, 1978, this victim was found deceased in a leaf-compositing site near Windsor Road in Teaneck, New Jersey. He was wearing a white T-shirt, multi-colored bikini underwear, calf length grey wool-style socks. Dental Charts and fingerprints are available for comparison.

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT TEANECK POLICE DEPARTMENT at: (201) 837-2600 or THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET

On January 6, 1977, Elizabeth Wheeler, age 76, of Chestnut Street, Midland Park, NJ, was found dead in the kitchen area of her residence by family members and a neighbor. Elizabeth was last spoken to via telephone by a family member on January 5, 1977 at approximately 7:30 p.m..

ANY INFORMATION REGARDING THIS MATTER IS URGED TO CONTACT THE BERGEN COUNTY PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE CAPTAIN CARMEN MARTINO AT: 201/226-5653 OR EMAIL: CMARTINO@BCPO.NET