Sarah Rogers case: Search continues for missing wife and mother, family offers reward
On Dec. 13, Sarah Rogers, 29, left her Barrington, NH home and has not been heard from since. Her family is now offering a reward for information that leads to her safe return.
Sarah suffers from both bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and was in a manic state when she fled.
According to WCSH, her husband reported her missing immediately because of the state she was in.
She had stopped taking the medications she had been prescribed for her disorders for a short period of time to concentrate on her artwork.
After leaving home, Sarah circled Maine Interstate I-95, which was determined after snapshots were taken of her going through toll booths without any type of pass. At about mile marker 140.5, her vehicle slid off the snowy road and became stuck in a snow bank. When her vehicle was found, it was in gear, the door was open, and the dome light was on.
According to reports, her backpack was found about 30 feet away. In addition, footprints leading away from the vehicle and ending at the southbound lane on I-95 were located, but Sarah was nowhere to be found.
WCSH reports that her father and mother-in-law traveled to Maine to meet with authorities and assist in the search for Sarah. Police searched the area where Sarah’s vehicle was found with cadaver dogs and using snowmobiles. They found no clues that would help them find the missing wife and mother.
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This week, Sarah’s family announced a $5,000 reward for information that leads to her safe return. Anyone with any information regarding Sarah is urged to call 1-800-422-0944.
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