Husband Speaks

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James Gilmore, the estranged husband of Ali Gilmore, stood among family members and law enforcement officers today during the unveiling of a billboard featuring the missing woman
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He's as baffled as others as to what happened to his wife who has been missing for nearly a month. The Flagler College student said he's helped pass out fliers with volunteers and on his own at various convenience stores in the area.

Even though the couple was separated, the two started marriage counseling. In fact, they had a meeting scheduled a few days before she was reported missing. "I miss her," Gilmore said. "I want her home more than anybody."

Original Article March 1, 2006

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Standing amid the group was Ali's estranged husband, James Gilmore - who hasn't spoken publicly about his wife's disappearance since she was reported missing on Feb. 3. He's been interviewed by Tallahassee police, who said he's been cooperative.
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"I miss her. I want her back more than anyone," he said. "It's her and my baby that's missing."

Two of Ali's brothers, Oscar Walker and Percy Walker Jr., traveled from West Palm Beach for the first time since her disappearance. They wore T-shirts featuring a smiling picture of Ali. On the back were the words, "We are praying for your safe return." Ali's oldest sister, Tracey Smith of West Palm Beach, has been at the forefront, urging anyone to come forward with information.