CUE Center For Missing Persons

P.O. Box 12714                                   Contact:        

Wilmington, N.C. 28411                      Monica Caison

(910) 343-1131                                  (910) 232-1687

www.ncmissingpersons.org                 cuecenter@aol.com

Canada Forensic Artist Aids Missing Person Florida Case

Family of Pam Biggers request aid from North Carolina Organization  

WILMINGTON, NC Several months ago the family of missing woman, Pam Biggers reached out to a non profit group based out of North Carolina for help in finding out what happened to their loved one. Now, the group is releasing two composites constructed by renowned forensic artist, Dianna Trepkov, from Canada, http://www.forensicsbydiana.com/.  The composites show what Pam could now look like, considering the possibility of her wandering and adapting to a street life of being homeless. “In the case of Pam’s disappearance, the family believes she could be lost; this is an effort to reach out to the public and search for her in another way”, said CUE’s founder, Monica Caison. “We want to leave no stone unturned in our search effort”, she added.

Pam Biggers vanished on January 28th 2008, from Panama City, FL; she was visiting from her home town of Hueytown, Alabama.  Pam was last seen around 7 pm on that Sunday evening after checking into her hotel room while on a group business trip with Acosta. Investigators located all of Pam’s belongings left behind in her room and no apparent sign of struggle. Her vehicle was located in the parking lot of the hotel, leaving behind even more of a mystery.

Clothing: White sweater, black pants with pin stripes when last seen 

Height: 5'8''

Weight: 135 lbs 

Hair: Gray

Eyes: Green

DOB: 10/12/55

Missing Date: 1/28/2008

Age: 52 (at time of disappearance)

Family members believe Pam may have been disoriented and could have suffered some sort of break from reality due to the onset of depression and paranoid tendencies she was experiencing in her life. Prior to her disappearance she was struggling with medication prescribed and restless sleeping patterns. “She may be out in the area as a homeless person or might have begun to travel not realizing her destination; we have nothing to go on and no direction to look, we have to consider all options”, said Pam’s husband, Don Biggers. Law officials have conducted area searches along with her family and friends to only come up empty handed. “We remain hopeful that the composites will aid investigators in locating new areas to search for Pam, said CUE’s founder, Monica Caison.

If anyone has information concerning missing person, Pam Biggers please contact the Bay County Sheriff’s Office 850-747-4700 or the CUE Center for Missing Persons (910) 343-1131, 24 hour line (910) 232-1687.

In 1994 the CUE Center for Missing Persons was founded to aid cases of missing persons nationwide; funded entirely by donations, and staffed by volunteers. CUE Founder Monica Caison, has dedicated her life to the plight of missing people; which is focused on finding the missing, advocating for their causes, and supporting their families. Since its inception, CUE has helped more than 8,500 families in what is often the most confusing and desperate times of their lives.