I am so sorry for your loss.
How long ago was this?
Have you spoken to the police about your concerns and suspicions?
ETA:
Daughter of woman who disappeared frustrated, worries August case was overshadowed – Greeley Tribune
"... 56-year-old Terri Anne Ackerman, disappeared from her Lochbuie home Aug. 24. Carolus said Terri left behind items she would consider essential, including her keys, phone, wallet and three new packs of cigarettes she just bought.Search efforts yielded little to no results, and the Lochbuie Police Department is out of leads.
Carolus is a dispatcher for law enforcement in Adams County and familiar with missing persons cases, but she can’t understand this one.”I get it,” Carolus said. “People disappear. They leave, they come back. But to not come back for three months and there not be a trace of anything?”
Carolus described her mother as a friendly person with a heart of gold who would do anything for her family. She said her mother’s life was quiet, consisting of watching her granddaughters, running errands, reading books and watching the Lifetime channel.”If she decided she was going to walk off, she would have told someone,”..."
”Carolus said Terri left her home about 4:30 p.m. Aug. 23 and called Carolus about 7:30 p.m., crying and saying that she couldn’t watch her granddaughters the next day. Carlous said she doesn’t know why Terri was crying, but remembered her being “down on herself” when she left earlier that day.Carolus said her mother regularly takes medication for bipolar disorder, but she said the disorder was “manageable” and doesn’t think it could have contributed to her disappearance.
Carolus said Terri told her on the phone she hadn’t slept in a while, and Carolus recommended she do so.The next day, Carolus said Terri’s husband of seven years, Delbert “Dale” Ackerman, showed up at her door to watch the kids, saying he and Terri didn’t want to leave Carolus without child care. Carolus said her husband had already taken off work to watch the girls, and Dale left the home about 1:30 p.m.[swift-infobox title=”Have info?”]Anybody who has seen Terri or knows of her whereabouts is encouraged to call Lochbuie police at (303) 659-1395
Dale called police that afternoon and reported Terri as missing, and called her about 8 p.m. to tell her he had made a report.”I couldn’t believe it,” Carolus said. “I was like, ‘What do you mean she’s missing?’ She’s never done that once her whole entire life.”On
a Facebook pagecreated to raise awareness of Terri’s disappearance,
a post alleges Lochbuie police haven’t done all they can in the search for Terri.Lochbuie police Chief Tracey McCoy said he understands the family’s frustration, but the 10-man department has done its due dilligence, including”exhaustive” searches of open spaces with dogs and drones, canvassing neighborhoods, following up on leads, and reviewing surveillance footage all over the about 7,000-population town, to no avail.The Colorado Bureau of Investigation has been involved since the beginning, McCoy said, and the department has submitted the case file to the Weld County Sheriff’s Office and the district attorney in hopes they might catch something Lochbuie police didn’t.
Terri Ackerman (Facebook)
“There has been no information and we’re frustrated about that, as well,” McCoy said. “We all want to find her.”The Facebook post states the family feels Terri was a victim of foul play, but McCoy said there’s no evidence to support that or a potential suspect. Because of that, McCoy said he cannot determine whether Terri is in danger, but he said the length of time she has been gone is concerning.Carolus said she thinks Terri’s case might have been overshadowed by the Christopher Watts triple-murder case, which broke about two weeks before Terri disappeared, because many people aren’t aware Terri is still missing.Carolus and other family members have contributed their own search efforts, including putting fliers up in areas such as Lochbuie, Brighton and Denver, and she and her brother searched fields near their.....
