
• WEAR 3 NEWS TOP STORIES VIDEO

Her body was never found and no one was ever charged with a crime.
19-year-old Joanna Otto was last seen in 1992.
She had been at a party with friends when 27-year-old James Gibson gave her a ride home.
Gibson is currently serving time for an unrelated rape case.
There have been several high profile cases recently where missing persons have been found: most notably, Jaycee Dugard in California, who was found after 18 years.
Otto's family does not anticipate a similar outcome in their case.
Kathy Price/Joanna Otto's Mother: "Sometimes I go oh, no was she strangled or drowned or you know just awful stuff."
Dan Thomas/Reporter: "You still have questions?"
Kathy Price/Joanne Otto's Mother: "Right, exactly right."
Thomas: "You think finding her body would answer some of those?"
Price: "Right, right."
Danny Hoseid/Otto's Uncle: "The best thing as far as I'm concerned would be for them to find enough evidence to actually charge some one."
The family believes they know where Otto is buried.
They expect that area to be searched in the next few months.Joanna Otto Disappeared 17 Years Ago This Weekend
• IN FLORIDA NEWS
Freeze damages 4 percent of Fla. oranges
February 09, 2010 09:14 EST
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- Florida citrus growers lost more than 4 percent of their orange crop and more than 3 percent of their grapefruit crop during last month's freezing weather.
A citrus forecast report released Tuesday puts Florida's orange crop in February at 129 million boxes, down from the estimate of 135 million boxes in January. Each box weighs about 90 pounds.
The grapefruit crop estimate for February is 18.8 million boxes, down from 19.5 million boxes in January.
If these estimates don't change, Florida's orange crop will be 21 percent smaller than last season's crop and the grapefruit crop will be 13 percent smaller.
Florida is the nation's largest orange producer. The bulk of the state's fruit is used to make orange juice.
Saturday, November 21 2009, 01:01 AM EST
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• BUSINESS NEWS
Dow below 10,000
NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street begins trading today with the Dow Jones industrials below 10,000 for the first time in three months.
• CONSUMER INFO
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TORRANCE, Calif. (AP) -- Toyota USA says it is evaluating brake problems with the 2010 Prius gas-electric hybrid, but no decision has been made about a recall. ...
• SCIENCE/TECH NEWS
IN THE NEWS: COLORADO SEEKS TO COLLECT ONLINE SALES TAXES
DENVER (AP) -- It's the latest in a long line of efforts to get people to pay taxes on online sales -- this time, being tried by lawmakers in Colorado.
• GET THIS
STRIP CLUB RAISES MONEY FOR HAITI EARTHQUAKE RELIEF
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) -- This is a charity effort that, we presume, raised more than just money for a good cause.
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