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Crime Stories with Nancy Grace on SiriusXMTRIUM channel 132.

On September 20, 1988, a University of New Mexico student named Tara Calico went out on a 34-mile bike ride.

Based on my advice, I need to make a mistake person. Okay, so is it this mistake?

Within hours, community members, friends, and family were looking for Tara, scouring every inch of

the desert terrain. We believe she's alive. She's been seen. There's people who have seen her.

Search has continued as hours turn into days. Days turned into weeks and weeks turn into long

months, but there was no sign of Tara or the pink bike she was riding.

Many would argue the bonds between mother and daughter was one of the closest they had ever seen.

They did everything together, including exercising together.

Jogging, riding their bikes, one day mom didn't go. She never saw her daughter again.

She never saw Tara again. Tara Lee Calico has been missing ever since.

I mean, Nancy Grace, this is Crime Stories. Thank you for being with us.

I am not letting Tara Calico drop off the map. We are not letting her become just another statistic.

Just another name we read about. We are keeping her disappearance alive until the case is cracked.

I can't imagine day after day after day with no closure at all. Of course,

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