Hannah Graham - The 18 year-old student from the University of Virginia in Charlottesville has been missing for three weeks and counting. She was last seen on Sept. 13th and in a video released last Saturday, her parents made a new appeal asking for help.
Hannah Graham's parents, Sue and John Graham spoke in a video where they started off by thanking the authorities for the huge efforts they have been doing and people all around as well.
The Hannah Graham case is one that is moving the entire country, truly, and that is appreciated both by Sue and John. Still, this time they appeal for something different. For a knowledge that someone must have, like they note.
Sue Graham is the one who reads the statement and in it she says, "Somebody listening to me today either knows where Hannah is, or knows someone who has that information. We appeal to you to come forward and tell us where Hannah can be found."
The truth is that the case has a lot of uncertainty up to the moment. Apparently, the last hour when anything was known about Hannah's whereabouts was at 1.20 am on the 13th of Sept., according to the Police and also the Facebook page dedicated to finding her.
As for suspects, the one brought in was Jesse Matthew, a 32 year-old man who was the last one seen with her. Since he has been with the Police, nothing else was notified on this case, but he was linked to another disappearance from 2009. Morgan Harrington was found dead on a farm, after she was last seen hitchhiking, as the CNN noted.
The authorities are truly doing all they can to try and bring Hannah Graham, even going as far as using an aerial camera, which hadn't been introduced for another disappearance in the state of Virginia.
Sue Graham's moist poignant words were, "John has already said that this is every parent's worst nightmare. That is true, but it is also true for our son James, for Hannah's grandparents and other members of our family."