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calls could be traced, the caller would reveal his identity, or that he would reveal the whereabouts of her daughter. However, despite the vast number of calls this individual made to the Billig household, investigators were initially unable to identify the perpetrator because most of the calls were made from pay phones and/or the caller ended his conversations after a short period of time, thus meaning the calls could not be traced. In addition, the hoax calls were sporadic. On several occasions over the course of twenty-one years, the perpetrator would make between one and seven calls per evening for successive days; in other instances, months would lapse between his calls.
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she was known to have frequented in the immediate hours and days following her disappearance yielded no results, and as Amy had few personal possessions on her at the time of her disappearance, investigators rapidly concluded her disappearance was involuntary. Upon learning that Amy frequently hitchhiked around her neighborhood, investigators also theorized she had most likely willingly entered her abductor's (or abductors') vehicle.
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inflicting upon Amy. This individual also claimed that Amy had been abducted by members of an organized sex ring, was being held captive and that Susan herself was to suffer the same fate. In one phone call, Susan was told that her daughter had two weeks left to live; in another, he stated that he had cut off Amy's tongue. Shortly after Susan was diagnosed with
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and he would cease the harassment or, if he were indeed Amy's abductor, release her; instead, the caller incorporated this knowledge into his threats and taunts. On two occasions, the caller agreed to meet with Susan at a proposed rendezvous, though the perpetrator failed to appear on both occasions.
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Charles and Lawrence Glasser, who had no involvement in Amy's disappearance. Both brothers were arrested and charged with extortion, to which they pleaded guilty. Prior to sentencing the youths, Judge William Gladstone stated the brothers had "a long way
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of rumors of a teenage girl recently "taken from Miami". At Susan's behest and with the assistance of this lawyer, two members of the motorcycle gang visited the Billig household to hear her pleas for her daughter's return; one of these individuals assured Susan that if Amy was "in the Outlaw Nation,
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Sixteen days after Amy's disappearance, her family received a phone call claiming that she had been kidnapped and was being held for a $ 30,000 ransom. Susan borrowed the sum from friends after hearing a voice she believed to be her daughter's in a subsequent call from this individual saying, "Mama,
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with an extensive record of accuracy to seek information as to the banker's murderer. Upon what she later described as an impulse, after discussing the banker's murder, she exclaimed, "Where's Amy?" without divulging further details as to whom she was referring to; in response, the psychic replied:
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concert to raise funds to search for Amy raised $ 850 and a fund was established at a local bank to assist in search expenses. A $ 1,000 reward was also offered for information as to Amy's whereabouts; this reward generated several public tips, though none of the purported sightings were confirmed.
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agents successfully identified the individual who had subjected Susan Billig and her family to over twenty-one years of harassment by tracing a call the individual had made from his cellular phone. The caller was 48-year-old Henry
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upon receipt of a tip from a gang member named David who personally contacted her to claim to have recognized her daughter from a newspaper photograph as a girl he had previously "owned". This individual agreed to meet with Susan at the family home, where he informed the
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memories of her past as a coping mechanism regarding her predicament. Several individuals claimed to recognize her daughter, with those providing information—almost all with connections to motorcycle gangs—frequently indicating Amy was in a state far from where Susan physically was at the time of
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Johnson" claimed that Amy had been abducted by the Outlaws Motorcycle Club. Shortly thereafter, a family friend telephoned the Billig residence to inform Amy's parents he had heard from a lawyer who had previously performed
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in the hope of generating leads regarding Amy's disappearance. The family maintained a vigil whereby a family member—typically Susan—remained close to the telephone should Amy or her kidnapper(s) initiate contact. Her mother also contacted the Miami Police
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and thus not responsible for his actions. He insisted he had never met Amy and that he actually knew nothing about her disappearance. Susan herself expressed disbelief at Blair's actions, stating to the press: "I just don't understand why he pinpointed me and Amy. There has to be a reason."
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Prior to his death, a high-ranking former member of The Pagans named Paul Branch confessed that members of his motorcycle gang were responsible for Amy's abduction and murder. This detailed confession was given by Branch to his wife shortly before his death in
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With assistance from freelance correspondent Greg Aunapu, Susan Billig wrote a book detailing the disappearance of her daughter, her ongoing efforts to discover the truth surrounding Amy's disappearance and her determination to locate her child. The book,
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that a young woman he positively identified as her daughter had entered his store accompanied by two bikers on several occasions to purchase vegetarian soups at a time a motorcycle gang had been in the city several weeks previous. As the fact Amy was a
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provided his mother with two granddaughters by the time of her death—one of whom closely resembled her missing aunt. She was later interred in Miami's Graceland Cemetery. Following Susan's death, her family requested public donations be made to the
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effect the ceremony had upon Amy's mother: " been through more than any other mother I've ever met in all those years of covering missing children and homicides. She looks happier and more relieved than I've seen her look in the last 24 years."
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in and around her neighborhood, although never for considerable distances. At the time of her disappearance, Amy was 17 years old, was 5 ft 5 in and weighed 110 pounds. She had wavy, mid-brown, waist-length hair, a distinctive two-inch
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find her." Among the theories Susan speculated as to why her daughter had not initiated contact was that Amy had been intimidated by her abductor(s) and was either being held against her will or had been
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Shortly after the brothers' arrest, Amy's distraught mother addressed the media, stating: "Please no more crank calls like that one. I would have done anything to get back—begged, borrowed or stolen."
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post office who had informed him he had a young woman he wished to "sell" to him. The biker had informed this informant the young woman—in her thirties—was American, was "mute" and was from
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The numerous leads Susan Billig received regarding her daughter's disappearance ultimately led her on an unsuccessful nationwide search for Amy. Her efforts saw her speak with
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police force he had recently seen a missing persons flyer depicting Amy Billig and recognized her as a young woman named Terri Ann Warner, who had died of natural causes in
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the early 1970s, were active in several community cultural organizations. Both Amy and her younger brother, Joshua (born February 14, 1958), attended local private schools.
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updates and progress in the investigation in addition to holding several news conferences in the hope of maintaining public interest in her daughter's disappearance.
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search efforts which, although unsuccessful in their search for Amy, did help several other girls and women abducted and/or abused by motorcycle gangs.
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mama, please." A rendezvous was arranged between Susan and the caller for her to deliver the money in a black attaché case at the
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we'll return her." Days later, these individuals phoned Susan advising her to simply "forget the whole thing."
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in her search for her daughter—ultimately to no avail.
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2430:"24-year-old Mystery is Solved, Detective Says"
2398:"24-Year-Old Mystery is Solved, Detective Says"
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1454:"National Missing Person Directory: Amy Billig"
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2998:Greene, Dr. Karen Shalev; Alys, Llian (2016).
1731:"Distraught Face of the Search for a Daughter"
1407:"Missing Persons, and Things Not to be Missed"
3040:. Santa Barbara: Greenwood Publishing Group.
2255:"Mom Finally Lay's Daughter's Memory to Rest"
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3097:. Essex, Connecticut: Globe Pequot Press.
2979:Fisher, Bonnie S.; Lab, Steven P. (2010).
2638:"Mom Gives up 24-year Search for Daughter"
1957:"Twins Plead Guilty To $ 30,000 Extortion"
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3021:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
2461:"Susan Billig, 80, Searched for Daughter"
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3078:. New South Wales: NewSouth Publishing.
2291:"Ex-Customs Agent Convicted of Stalking"
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1989:"Twin Brothers Held in Fake Ransom Plot"
1795:"After 10 Years, Where is Her Daughter?"
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3000:Missing Persons: A Handbook of Research
2907:. Amherst, New York: Prometheus Books.
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3059:. Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield.
2611:"Unsolved Murders, Unfinished Stories"
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1385:"Nieman Reports: Volumes 41–42 (1987)"
1227:McClintock, Jack (December 19, 1993).
1157:Kernicky, Kathleen (October 4, 2001).
184:, on March 5, 1974, at the age of 17.
2903:Branson, Jack; Branson, Mary (2011).
2580:Farrington, Brendan (March 9, 1998).
337:approximately 250 miles northwest of
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2884:Aunapu, Greg; Billig, Susan (2001).
2319:"$ 5 Million Deal Settles Nightmare"
1484:Navarro, Mireya (December 3, 1995).
1274:Navarro, Mireya (December 3, 1995).
816:Aunapu, Greg; Billig, Susan (2001).
2223:Smolowe, Jill (December 18, 1995).
2025:Smolowe, Jill (December 18, 1995).
1456:. National Missing Person Directory
1115:Good, Meaghan (February 23, 2018).
159:. Brown hair, brown eyes. Two-inch
2160:"Miami Case Hits Another Dead End"
1334:Laughlin, Megan (July 12, 2017) .
192:by a motorcycle gang (most likely
14:
3242:Violence against women in Florida
2830:"Inside Story: Searching for Amy"
1191:"Amy Still Missing, So are Clues"
133:5 ft 5 in (1.65 m)
3212:1974 crimes in the United States
3118:
2983:. Los Angeles: Sage Publishing.
2926:. New York City: Gallery Books.
2773:"Stalking: A Mother's Nightmare"
2609:Rice, Anne (December 13, 1987).
2515:"Documentary: Searching For Amy"
1867:Buchanan, Edna (July 14, 2009).
1159:"In My Heart, I'm Still Looking"
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2964:. New York City: Pocket Books.
2878:Cited works and further reading
2176:. September 8, 1985. p. 22
233:Susan Billig had suffered four
2924:The Corpse Had a Familiar Face
2694:"Amy Billig Meditation Garden"
2542:The Corpse Had a Familiar Face
2492:The Corpse Had a Familiar Face
2378:The Corpse Had a Familiar Face
2331:. January 22, 1999. p. 13
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1762:Rose, Cindy (April 13, 1974).
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907:List of people who disappeared
843:Stalking: A Mother's Nightmare
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2745:"Mother of Missing Teen Dies"
2225:"Voice of the Torturer (p.2)"
1902:Daytona Beach Morning Journal
1769:Daytona Beach Morning Journal
707:"We will never find a body."
657:obsessive–compulsive disorder
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196:) and subsequently drugged,
70:March 5, 1974 (aged 17)
2888:. New York: HarperCollins.
2351:"Whatever Happened to Amy?"
2001:. March 24, 1974. p. 8
1937:. April 5, 1974. p. 13
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820:. New York: HarperCollins.
260:Amy and her mother, Susan,
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2941:Collins, James J. (1999).
2473:. June 1, 2005. p. B4
1807:. March 5, 1984. p. 3
3232:Missing American children
3093:Wright, E. Lynne (2012).
2960:Cooper, Paulette (1994).
1039:Jackson Memorial Hospital
686:Charlottesville, Virginia
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3133:Lewiston Evening Journal
3017:Halber, Deborah (2014).
2719:"Obituary: Susan Billig"
517:these new developments.
143:Nathaniel Solomon Billig
3055:Pettem, Silvia (2017).
2922:Buchanan, Edna (2009).
2027:"Voice of the Torturer"
1800:The Evening Independent
568:Terri Ann Warner theory
416:Pagan's Motorcycle Club
412:Outlaws Motorcycle Club
307:Miami Police Department
216:Amy Billig was born in
152:Distinguishing features
3074:Stewart, Erin (2021).
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3167:at charleyproject.org
3036:Katz, Hélèna (2010).
3002:. London: Routledge.
2646:. September 12, 2005
2299:. September 15, 2005
2204:. September 15, 2005
1306:"18DFFL – Amy Billig"
1119:. The Charley Project
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2438:. September 12, 2005
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163:scar on her abdomen.
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2800:"Searching for Amy"
2410:. February 27, 1998
2359:. February 26, 1998
1935:Fort Myers, Florida
1094:(Amy's birthplace).
902:List of kidnappings
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