80's band to put up reward money

[ShaniFaye]

I wasnt sure exactly where to post this, but while this is a sad story, I think its really cool that Motley Crue is doing this. I know its been almost 3 months so I guess hope is fading away. I can honestly say that I'd never expect this from this particular band.

Motley Crue Fan Missing
Overview
Motley Crue is now offering a reward leading to information about Tracey Gardner-Tetso

A heavy metal band has joined in the efforts to locate a missing Maryland woman. Tracey Gardner-Tetso was on her way to a Motley Crue concert, but she never made it and hasn't been heard from since.

Now, Motley Crue is matching a reward put up by Tracey's employer and Metro Crimestoppers in hopes of generating some information about Tracey's whereabouts. Nikki Sixx of Motley Crue said, "We hope our involvement helps brings more attention to this case, and anyone with information will step forward." Motley Crue will be returning to suburban Washington DC on August 13th as part of their Carnival of Sins Summer Tour. "We hope Tracey will be at that show" said Vince Neil, "we'll be holding a pair of front row tickets for her."

The 33-year-old Rosedale, MD woman was last seen March 6, 2005 before she failed to meet friends at a Motley Crue concert at the MCI center in DC.

Tracey never made it to the concert, and when her friends tried to call her cell phone, it was turned off. On Monday, March 7, Tracey's friend, Christian, who she was supposed to go to the concert with, called her office to see if Tracey had shown up for work. Tracey's supervisor and friend, Monika Barilla, told Christian that Tracey wasn't in yet. Christian told Monika that Tracey had never made it to the concert. "Tracey is a fun loving person. She loved rock-n-roll and Motley Crue was her favorite," Tracey's friend Monika told AMW producers. By Tuesday, March 8, Tracey was still missing and no one had heard from her. Her friends decided to call the police.

Car Of Missing Crue Fan Found

Police immediately questioned Tracey's family and friends. But no one has seen or heard from her since 3:05 on March 6. Then, cops tracked down a small piece of the puzzle. Police say there is a record of Tracey's car passing through the southbound tube of the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel at 7:48 p.m. the night she went missing. Her last outgoing cell phone call was at 3:05 p.m. when she phoned her friend, Christian, who had bought her the Motley Crue tickets for her birthday.

According to officials, Tracey's car was later found in the Glen Burnie area at a local Days Inn. So far, police have few leads as to Tracey's whereabouts and are hoping with national attention, someone might come forward with the clue they're looking for.

Motley Crue fan article

[maleficent]

Ya know, what's sad about this, because of that bride in Georgia, I can't help but wonder if this woman doesn't just not want to be found for a while...

It's really nice of the Crue to get involved though...

[spindles]

Maybe she really doesn't like heavy metal

[Coppertop]

Motley Crue is heavy metal?

[clavus]

They can do all the nice things in the world, but it won't bring Razzle back to life. Vince Neil is a piece of shit and should be behind bars.

Still, I hope they find that girl alright.

[jalora]

They should offer reward money to anyone who can locate their lost careers.

[Redlemon]

This reminds me of another case; one of my favorite bands that never made it big (Perfect Thyroid) had a "lost woman" photo on their website. A dead woman had been fished out of a river, and was wearing their band's T-shirt. She'd been in the water so long that the police had to have a sketch artist guess at what she looked like. As far as I know, she was never identified, and the band and website are both gone now as well.

[RoadRage]

Originally Posted by Coppertop

Motley Crue is heavy metal?

They used to be.

Originally Posted by jalora

They should offer reward money to anyone who can locate their lost careers.

True. I forgot which one of them said this, but it's dead on. "Some people live life in the fast lane. We lived it in oncoming traffic."