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Tamika Huston Disappearance To Get National Attention
"America's Most Wanted" Crew Filming Segment In Spartanburg
October 22, 2004
SPARTANBURG -- A camera crew at the Spartanburg Public Safety office is hardly unusual, but the crew filming investigators Thursday will bring a Spartanburg woman's disappearance to a national audience.
"America's Most Wanted" filmed a segment about the disappearance of Tamika Huston for an early November show.
On June 14, family members reported Huston, 24, missing from 102 Harvard Drive. Investigators said they had determined that Huston was last seen approximately two to three weeks before she was reported missing.
Her car was found abandoned at an apartment complex almost a week later.
"We hope that Tamika or someone who knows about Tamika outside of Spartanburg or our local viewing area that will see this program will give us a call and we can solve this case," Lt. Steve Lamb said.
The AMW crew filmed Huston's impounded car and talked with investigators.
"They asked a lot of detail questions, trying to get the best information they can in the short amount of time they can broadcast," Lamb said.
AMW also spoke with Huston's father and aunt, who said she's glad to see the case get national exposure.
"It's been so long. You know she could be anywhere. So, it's so important to reach a nationwide audience, which you know "America's Most Wanted" is allowing us to do. So it's very important to us," she said.
A $10,000 reward has been offered for information that leads to Huston's discovery.
http://www.thecarolinachannel.com/news/3841602/detail.html
"America's Most Wanted" Crew Filming Segment In Spartanburg
October 22, 2004
SPARTANBURG -- A camera crew at the Spartanburg Public Safety office is hardly unusual, but the crew filming investigators Thursday will bring a Spartanburg woman's disappearance to a national audience.
"America's Most Wanted" filmed a segment about the disappearance of Tamika Huston for an early November show.
On June 14, family members reported Huston, 24, missing from 102 Harvard Drive. Investigators said they had determined that Huston was last seen approximately two to three weeks before she was reported missing.
Her car was found abandoned at an apartment complex almost a week later.
"We hope that Tamika or someone who knows about Tamika outside of Spartanburg or our local viewing area that will see this program will give us a call and we can solve this case," Lt. Steve Lamb said.
The AMW crew filmed Huston's impounded car and talked with investigators.
"They asked a lot of detail questions, trying to get the best information they can in the short amount of time they can broadcast," Lamb said.
AMW also spoke with Huston's father and aunt, who said she's glad to see the case get national exposure.
"It's been so long. You know she could be anywhere. So, it's so important to reach a nationwide audience, which you know "America's Most Wanted" is allowing us to do. So it's very important to us," she said.
A $10,000 reward has been offered for information that leads to Huston's discovery.
http://www.thecarolinachannel.com/news/3841602/detail.html
