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NamUs gives a missing date of July 19, 1991; not sure why there's such a big discrepancy.
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Janice Batista is looking for the quiet place she can go to pay tribute to her mother, Sydney Montanez, who was reported missing in 1987 and still has not been found...
Batista, a 31-year-old North Carolina resident who never knew her mother, had little information to offer police other than secondhand tidbits from other family members with faltering memories...
Montanezs case is among a few long-term missing persons the department is continuing to investigate. She disappeared a few months after Batista was born in 1985. Batista was given to her godmother, who raised her in New York. Montanezs two other children were given to relatives or godparents. Batista has few details about her mothers disappearance other than the often-conflicting stories that family in New Britain have told her. She had black hair, she was tiny, she was beautiful, said Batista, a pastor who has children of her own and is attending nursing school. She just vanished off the face of the earth. She just disappeared from New Britain, Connecticut, never to be seen.
The National Missing and Unidentified Persons System (NamUs)
By bringing people, information, forensic science and technology together, NamUs helps resolve cases.
www.namus.gov
NamUs gives a missing date of July 19, 1991; not sure why there's such a big discrepancy.
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