http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amy_Jacobson
Amy Jacobson was a general assignment Reporter for WMAQ, the NBC television affiliate in Chicago, Illinois, from 1996[1] to 2007.
On July 6, 2007, a videotape of Jacobson, clad in a bikini, and her children at the home of Craig Stebic, husband of Lisa Stebic, a missing woman, was made public[2] by WBBM, the local CBS affiliate. Ms. Jacobson had been covering the story of Ms. Stebic's unexplained disappearance.
On July 10, 2007, Jacobson and WMAQ negotiated her exit, following an investigation by the station.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18828260/
Updated: 2:37 p.m. PT May 23, 2007
Chicago-area mom vanishes, leaving no clues
She was getting a divorce from husband, but police say he's not a suspect
PLAINFIELD, Ill. - On the day she vanished, Lisa Stebic mailed off a petition seeking to remove her husband from the suburban Chicago home the couple shared with their two children while going through a divorce.
Stebic's husband was the last person to see her, but police have said he is not a suspect in the disappearance, and the search goes on for the woman whose face is now on fliers posted throughout this quiet village.
Just about everyone here has a theory about Stebic, who vanished on the evening of April 30. Her credit cards and cell phone have not been used since.
Stebic, whose 38th birthday was Saturday, had worked her normal shift in a nearby elementary school cafeteria on the day she disappeared. She was home when her 10-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter returned from school.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,273894,00.html
Candlelight Vigil to Mark 38th Birthday of Missing Illinois Woman
Saturday, May 19, 2007
Family and friends of an Illinois woman who has been missing for nearly three weeks were planning to mark her birthday Saturday with a candlelight vigil.
Lisa Stebic, a mother of two who was going through a divorce with husband Craig Stebic at the time of her April 30 disappearance, would have been 38.
From 3/15/1998 to 4/30/2007 is: 3333 days
From 5/19/1969 to 5/19/2007 is: 38 years
From 6/19/1968 to 5/19/1969 is: 334 days
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clyde_Lassen
Clyde Everett Lassen (1942-1994), a native of Fort Myers, Florida, was a United States Navy aviator who was awarded the Medal of Honor for his rescue of two downed aviators while piloting a search and rescue helicopter in Vietnam.
The Mission
On June 19, 1968, Lassen, then a 27 year old Lieutenant (LT) flying a UH-2 Seasprite, embarked on a mission to recover two downed naval aviators whose plane had been shot down deep in North Vietnamese territory. Upon reaching the hilly terrain where the aviators were hiding. LT Lassen made several attempts to recover the aviators, but dense tree cover, enemy weapons fire and intermittent illumination frustrated his efforts. LT Lassen turned on the landing lights of the helicopter, despite the danger of revealing his position to the enemy. After the pilots made their way to the helicopter and with his bullet-riddled helicopter dangerously low on fuel, LT Lassen evaded further antiaircraft fire before landing safely at sea onboard a guided missile destroyer with only five minutes of fuel left in the helicopter's fuel lines. The account of the rescue was logged as a successful, routine search and rescue mission.
LT Lassen became the first naval aviator and fifth Navy man to be awarded the Medal of Honor for bravery in Vietnam. In 2001, a Naval Destroyer was commissioned and named after him: USS Lassen (DDG 82).
