it was dinner time and they re usually all home for dinner and she wasn t around. what d you do? i went to the police station. and they told me that i had to wait 24 hours to file a report. she should have been home. she s not home. now we re calling friends, trying to find out where she s at. we went to like the different parks and there was a carnival and not far away, so we went to different places looking for her. what are you thinking? she maybe got hurt? she s in a hospital somewhere? i didn t know. i had no idea. i mean, anything bad wasn t even in the picture. so it was still, boy, is she going to get a talking to when she comes home? yeah. and i figured she d be home. cindy s brother, sister, mother, and father divided the search. two to stay by the phones, the others driving down dark streets, looking for the blond teenager. had she run off with scott?
13-year-old cindy zarzycki the media picked it up and interest in the fate of the missing teen was revived, with cindy s face popping up on have you seen me mailings like this one. connie, there was a message to the police here, wasn t it? we re still here, we haven t gone away? right. and you need to get this going again. right. and i had written a poem, i actually had that poem published. do you remember a few lines of it? cindy jo, where did you go? and it talked about looking for her. my poem was mostly that she s out there and i ll find her. that s when the family recalled one of cindy s favorite songs from the old mix tapes. cyndi lauper s time after time. the chorus spoke to them. if you look, you will find me, time after time. and if cindy came looking for them, the family made sure that the old home phone number never got changed.
when are you starting to get worried, ed? probably about 5:00 or 6:00, it was dinner time and they re usually all home for dinner and she wasn t around. what d you do? i went to the police station. and they told me that i had to wait 24 hours to file a report. she should have been home. she s not home. now we re calling friends, trying to find out where she s at. we went to like the different parks and there was a carnival and not far away, so we went to different places looking for her. what are you thinking? she maybe got hurt? she s in a hospital somewhere? i didn t know. i had no idea. i mean, anything bad wasn t even in the picture. so it was still, boy, is she going to get a talking to when she comes home? yeah. and i figured she d be home. cindy s brother, sister, mother, and father divided the search. two to stay by the phones, the others driving down dark
yep. we have seen how that the power of love has healed. in 1994, eight years after her disappearance and commemorating cindy s 21st birthday, the zarzyckis held a candlelight vigil in front of the family home. 13-year-old cindy zarzycki connie, there was a message to the police here, wasn t it? we re still here, we haven t and i had written a poem, i actually had that poem published. do you remember a few lines cindy jo, where did you go? recalled one of cindy s favorite cyndi lauper s time after time.
the family home. 13-year-old cindy zarzycki the media picked it up and interest in the fate of the missing teen was revived, with cindy s face popping up on have you seen me mailings like this one. connie, there was a message to the police here, wasn t it? we re still here, we haven t gone away? right. and you need to get this going again. right. and i had written a poem, i actually had that poem published. do you remember a few lines of it? cindy jo, where did you go? and it talked about looking for her. my poem was mostly that she s out there and i ll find her. that s when the family recalled one of cindy s favorite songs from the old mix tapes. cyndi lauper s time after time. the chorus spoke to them. if you look, you will find me, time after time. and if cindy came looking for them, the family made sure that the old home phone number never got changed.