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Reward Fund For Missing Valerie SifsofSifsof went missing more than two weeks ago from Granite Creek CampgroundRelated Content
ANCHORAGE - It has been more than two weeks since 43-year-old Valerie Sifsof went missing. A pair of boots is the last gift Sifsof gave to her father, Victor. Every day, they remind him of his daughter. “[She] was outgoing, always concerned about other person, we were very close,” said her father, Victor Sifsof. Valerie was last seen more than two weeks ago -- shortly before midnight on July 7. Alaska State Troopers say her boyfriend, 32-year-old Eliot Freeburg, was the last person to see her before she disappeared from the Granite Creek Campground. They had argued, her father said. She was angry, and walked away, that's the last time anyone saw her. Troopers say he reported her missing three days later. Her family has been searching for her, ever since. “We’re shifting to the road system, going to go all the way down to Granite Creek down to Seward, Homer, and up to Fairbanks,” he said. After five days, troopers called off their search, and are now treating it as an open missing person's case. Although investigators believe there is no evidence of abduction, her family says something doesn't feel right “If she could call, she would call… call family members, call boyfriend, the fact that she hasn't leads me to believe she can't one way or another,” he said. The family is now offering a $25,000 reward, hoping that someone will come forward with any information. “The reward is for the safe recovery of Valerie Sifsof and or information leading to an arrest or indictment of the persons who are responsible for her disappearance,” said Susan Sullivan, executive director of Victims for Justice. Her father hopes her good luck boots will help bring her home. Click here if you have any information regarding Sifsof's whereabouts.
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TedtheBear said on Tuesday, Jul 24 at 5:39 PM
This sound like Samantha Koenig scenario all over again.
97419546Anonymous said on Tuesday, Jul 24 at 5:43 PM
That's very unnessecary. ^
97420056Me said on Tuesday, Jul 24 at 6:55 PM
Why did it take so long to report? Anyone question the bf or the friends about all relationships?
97427816Huge Heart said on Wednesday, Jul 25 at 8:27 AM
Dear God in Heaven help Her and Family! Our prayers are with you All!
97481916all ears said on Wednesday, Jul 25 at 2:50 PM
I just don't understand how some one would let his love take off @ night and then wait that long to report her missing unless she has done this in the past not much info I just hope they find her alive and well God speed
97523741Anonymous said on Tuesday, Jul 31 at 7:33 PM
want to hire unemployed and very bored soldiers? everyone put a dollar in a bank account and get the family to sign off when volunteers come and search...the bank pays them...and if we put 5 dollars or 10 or 20...can hire soldiers who are trained to seek and recover in this instance... just a thought...
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