A Wisconsin woman who had been missing for more than six decades has been found

Cold Case for over 60 years beyond Wisconsin The inclusion of a missing mother has been resolved.

Audrey Backeberg, who is now 82 years old, who has disappeared at the age of 20, has been found “alive and well,” Sheriff’s Sauk Sheriff’s Office said in the media.

“Sheriff’s office is now able to report that Audrey Backeberg is alive and healthy and currently lives outside the state,” Sheriff’s office said in a press release. “Further investigation revealed that Mrs. Backeberg’s disappearance was by her choice, and it was not the result of any criminal activity or bad game.”

Backeberg disappeared from his family’s house on July 7, 1962. Ministry of Justice in Wisconsin The website says. The family baby told the authorities that she and Audrey Hitchhikiked in Madison, Wisconsin, before riding a bus to Indianapolis, Indiana.

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Audrey Jean Backeberg, whose girls were good, disappeared in July 1962 when she was 20 years old. (Ministry of Justice Wisconsin)

There, Nanilja said, the last one saw Audrey walking around the corner from the bus station. The mother of two never returned home and she was no longer heard, according to Charley project, which profiles cold cases that are missing.

The Charley project says Audrey married Ronald Backberg when she was “about fifteen years old” and that their “marriage was upset and that there were accusations of abuse.”

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Audrey Backeberg lived with her husband and children in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, here. (Google Maps)

Backeberg’s baby said she and Audrey were driving a Greyhound bus of Madison, Wisconsin to Indianapolis, Indiana. (Arthur Widak/Nurphoto via Getty Images)

“Nannya stated that Audrey decided to leave her own objection and said she would not return, but members of Audrey’s family insisted that she would never have abandoned her children, ” The Charley project said, adding that “Ronald passed the polygraph exam conducted after Audrey’s disappearance.”

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Sheriff of the Sauk County Office He awarded a cold case to Detective earlier this year, “which included a thorough re -evaluation of all files and evidence of cases, in combination with a re -interview of witnesses and discovering new insights,” the media statement said.