Project KARE releases recording of missing woman
Posted Aug 29, 2012 6:15 am.
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An RCMP task force investigating missing women in Alberta will now wait and see if a disturbing recording of a man’s voice will help them crack a case.
The recording is of a cellphone conversation that Amber Tuccaro received while she was in a vehicle south of Edmonton in August 2010.
The Mounties have posted the conversation to a website in hopes that someone will recognize the voice of a man in the vehicle, who police say is a person of interest.
During the conversation, Tuccaro seems increasingly skeptical about where the man is taking her, but he assures her they’re going into the city.
Police warn the content is disturbing.
Tuccaro, who was 20 at the time and was the mother of a 14-month old, hasn’t been seen or heard from since.
Her mother, Vivian Tuccaro, says there are no words to describe her family’s pain since Amber’s disappearance.
Click here to listen to the recording.
