Tara's mother, who has since died, went to her grave believing that it was Tara bound and gagged in the Polaroid. Yet Henley's remains were later found several years after his disappearance in a location near where he was last seen, a fact that weakened the theory that he was the boy in the photo. The FBI has not been able to determine if the children in the photo are Tara and Michael. The woman gave the picture to police, along with a description of a white. We will post documents and pictures below for you to reference while listening along with the episode. We will take a deeper look into the files, documents, statements, recorded interviews, and evidence into the investigation of Tara Calico with these episodes. The FBI put out rewards for any information related to Tara's disappearance Credit: FBI. The teenager went missing in New Mexico in 1988, and her case has haunted police, the FBI, and individuals in the community ever since. The woman who found the photograph described the vehicle as a windowless, white Toyota cargo van that had been parked in a spot before she pulled in at the store. Factory analysis determined that the photo was recently taken. On the afternoon of September 20, 1988, Tara Leigh Calico (19) left her home. Case File The Tara Calico Investigation from the case file. ONE OF the most infamous missing persons cases in the United States is that of Tara Calico. Photograph that Tara’s mother Patty believes is of her daughter, Tara Calico, missing since September 1988, from Belen, New Mexico. She had vanished from Belen, seventy-five miles from the Zuni Mountains, while on a bike ride on the morning of September 20, 1988. He disappeared in April 1988 while hunting turkeys in New Mexico's Zuni mountains with his father. Tara Calico s parents recognized her as the girl in it. It was further speculated at the time that the boy shown with the girl in the photo could be a missing 9-year-old New Mexico boy named Michael Henley. Andrews was a favorite author of hers, and the book seen next to her in the photo is by Andrews. The picture gave Tara's parents and others renewed hope that it was Tara in the photo and that she was still alive. The woman who found the photo described a white van leaving the parking lot when she looked up after finding it. According to authorities, the photo seems to be taken in the back of a van. In June of 1989, a woman who had been shopping for groceries found the Polaroid photo at top left in the grocery store parking lot. This photo was found 1 year after Tara’s disappearance in a parking lot in Port St. Bicycle tracks and pieces of a Sony Walkman believed to be Tara's were found on the route she would have been biking, but aside from that, no trace of her turned up during countless hours of searches by area volunteers and her family. Missing Tara Leigh Calico and an unidentified boy, both bound and gagged.
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