Lauren Spierer

On May 15, 2013 the parents of Lauren Spierer reportedly made statements regarding the recent rescue of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight. In this

A body found two weeks ago in southern Indiana was that of a 26-year-old woman and not Lauren Spierer, an Indiana University student from Greenburgh who went missing in June 2011.

Students and families attending I-U's graduation today will observe a moment of silence for Lauren Spierer.

Spierer was apart of this graduating class this year.
She disappeared in bloomington in june 2011.

Spierer, 20, of Greenburgh, disappeared early June 3, 2011 after a night of partying with friends. Her parents said they won't be attending.

In the predawn hoursof June 3, 2011, Lauren Spierer, a vivacious, 20-year-old fashion-merchandising major from New York, vanished without a

Volunteers spent the weekend hanging posters in Bloomington seeking tips about the disappearance of Lauren Spierer, the Indiana University student from Greenburgh who vanished nearly two years ago.

Volunteers will gather in Bloomington this weekend to put up posters seeking tips about the disappearance of Indiana University student Lauren Spierer nearly two years ago.

Remains found in a remote area in Indiana, which some initially suspected may be those of missing college student Lauren Spierer, have been identified as belonging to another woman who vanished a year earlier.

A group of volunteers will be in Bloomington this weekend to hang posters seeking help in the disappearance of Indiana University student Lauren Spierer.

A southern Indiana coroner says skeletal remains found last week at a remote site in Brown County are those of a woman who had been dead two years or more.

Firefighters are rebuilding 20 signs that were erected nearly two years ago for missing Indiana Univ. student Lauren Spierer

The parents of missing Indiana University student Lauren Spiere ...

The parents of missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer are thrilled that three young women, abducted off the street and thought to be dead, were found last week after years of imprisonment in a Cleveland home.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. -- This year's commencement at Indiana University also was marked with thoughts and prayers for a student who disappeared nearly two years ago.

College graduation ceremonies are supposed to be marked with celebration, but this year's commencement at Indiana University also was marked with thoughts and prayers for a student who disappeared nearly two years ago.

Probably gone, but definitely not forgotten, missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer of Greenburgh would have graduated college Saturday.

While her parents continue their quest for closu

Posters of Lauren Spierer are all over IU's campus. Spierer would have been graduating this weekend but she is still missing. The school's president will talk about her this weekend at commencement.

Police and volunteers are searching for a 20-year-old sophomore at Indiana University who was reported missing early Friday morning.

Days after finding out the remains of a woman found in Indiana weren't Lauren Spierer's, neighbors and college students in Bloomington, Ind., will take to the streets again to plaster the town with

“Putting Up More Posters 4 Lauren Spierer” will take place on Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Monroe County courthouse. The event is an attempt by volunteers to refresh the search for Lauren Spierer as the second anniversary of her disappearance approaches.

Volunteers will gather in Bloomington this weekend to put up posters seeking tips about the disappearance of an Indiana University student nearly two years ago.

Lauren Spierer, a vivacious 20-year-old with a flair for fashion, should be celebrating her college graduation with classmates next month at Indiana University.

Students across the country are preparing for graduation, including the friends of Lauren Spierer, who has been missing from Bloomington, Indiana…

Firefighters are rebuilding 20 signs that were erected nearly two years ago for missing Indiana Univ. student Lauren Spierer