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FBI reward renews focus on missing New Jersey mother’s case
Margaret Haddican-McEnroe, a 29-year-old volunteer firefighter, Army veteran and mother of three, disappeared from her home in Warren Township, New Jersey, on 10 October 2006. Her family say she had told them she wanted to divorce her husband and take the children, and believe a newly announced FBI reward may bring fresh attention to the unsolved case.
Her husband, Timothy McEnroe, reported her missing two days after last seeing her; police later named him a person of interest, but he has never been arrested or accused of involvement. The FBI became involved in 2011 and is offering $25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. Her sister, Adrienne Haddican, says the family now has “serious traction” and remains hopeful someone will provide answers.
In short
- Margaret Haddican-McEnroe vanished in New Jersey in 2006.
- The FBI is offering a $25,000 reward for information.
- Her husband was named a person of interest but has not been arrested.
Explained simply
Margaret Haddican-McEnroe was a 29-year-old mother of three, Army veteran and volunteer firefighter who disappeared from her home in Warren Township, New Jersey, in October 2006. Her disappearance remains unsolved.
Her husband, Timothy McEnroe, reported her missing two days after he last saw her. Police later described him as a person of interest, but he has not been arrested or accused of involvement. Her family say she had talked about divorcing him and taking the children; that is their account, not a finding by investigators.
The FBI joined the investigation in 2011. The case matters to her family and to investigators seeking information about what happened and who was responsible.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “A volunteer firefighter and mom-of-three vanished from her New Jersey town 20 years ago after telling family she wanted a divorce…now loved ones reveal ‘serious traction’ in the unsolved case”.