Margaret Haddican-McEnroe was 29 when she disappeared from her home on Wychwood Way in Warren Township, New Jersey, in October 2006. A U.S. Army veteran and volunteer firefighter who had received a Valor Award, she was last seen about 1:30 p.m. on October 10 when her husband, Timothy McEnroe, left to run an errand and returned a few hours later to find her gone and their infant daughter alone in a crib. Margaret left behind her vehicle, wallet, and phone; her phone had reportedly been broken during an argument the night before. Her husband did not report her missing for two days and said $11,000 in cash was also missing, though there was no activity on her credit card or bank accounts.

About six weeks after she vanished, one of her Army t-shirts was found on Dock Watch Hollow Road about a mile from the house; the shirt showed little weathering. The investigation involved local authorities, the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office, and later the FBI, which brought in the Behavioral Analysis Unit. In June 2011 authorities named Timothy McEnroe a person of interest; no charges have been filed. Family members say Margaret would not have willingly abandoned her three children. Does anyone who knew Margaret or lived in Warren Township at the time have information that could help explain what happened?