A missing woman has found since 1962 “in good health”

Police in the US state of Wisconsin said that a woman has been missing nearly 63 years ago, who was alive and after reviewing the case in her disappearance.

Audrey Pakarg was 20 years old when she disappeared from her home in the small city of Redsburg on July 7, 1962.

In a statement, Sauk County Sherif Chip Meister said that the disappearance of Mrs. Backberg was “through her own choice and not the result of any criminal activity or an unpleasant play.”

Al -Sharif said that she was living outside the state of Wisconsin, but she did not provide any other details.

According to the missing Wisconsin, a non -profit group, Mrs. Pakarg was married and gave birth to two children when she was lost.

The group said that days before she lost, Mrs. Paltburg, 82, filed a criminal complaint against her husband, who married her at the age of 15, claiming that he hit her and threatened her to kill her.

On the day she disappeared, she left the house to take a payment check from the wool factory where she worked.

The 14 -year -old children told the police and Mrs. Baltburg and then connected to Madison, the capital of Wisconsin, and from there, a bus was arrested to Indianapolis, Indiana, about 300 miles (480 km).

Then the children’s cliff became tense and wanted to go home, but Mrs. Baltburg rejected and seen the last time she was walking away from the bus station.

The Suk Sharif Provincial Office said that the investigators followed many of the expected clients in the case, but it was cold before a comprehensive review of the old case files earlier this year.

The investigator who resolved the case, Isaac Hanson, The local news station was told Wisn The online assignment that belongs to the sister of Mrs. Backberg was very important in helping to determine the location of the lost woman.

Diet Hanson said that he called the local mayor where Mrs. Baltburg is now living, and spoke to her on the phone for 45 minutes.

“I think it was just removed, as you know, she moved from things and has set something for her and led her life,” Wisn told Wisn. “She looked happy. I am confident in her decision. No regret.”