Case Details
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- Missing Since:
- Missing Since 10/10/2006
- Missing From:
- Missing From Warren Township, New Jersey
- Classification:
- Classification Endangered Missing
- Gender:
- Female
- Race:
- Race White
- Date of Birth:
- Date of Birth 08/25/1977 (47)
- Age:
- Age 29 years old
- Height and Weight:
- Height and Weight 5’2, 110 pounds
- Clothing/Jewelry Description:
- Clothing/Jewelry Description A gray sweatshirt with the word “Army” in black lettering on the front, white checkered or plaid pajama pants, white socks, white Nike sneakers, a black military-type jacket with the letters “BDU” written on it, a silver neck chain with military dog tags, and a white gold wedding ring with three diamonds on her left ring finger.
- Distinguishing Characteristics:
- Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian female. Brown hair, brown eyes. Haddican-McEnroe may use the name Sherwood Haley; it was her birth name and she may have identification under that name. She has numerous tattoos on her back, a tattoo of a tribal design on her arm, and a fire helmet tattooed on her left thigh.
- Details of Disappearance:
- On October 10, 2006, a woman named Danielle Haddican-McEnroe vanished from her home in Warren Township, New Jersey. Her husband came home from an errand around 3:30 p.m. to find her gone and their baby alone. She’s never been seen or heard from since.
She might have had a black bag with extra clothes and ID under her birth name, Sherwood Haley. Around $11,000 in cash also disappeared from the house at the same time. While she had a credit card, it was never used after she disappeared, and neither was her bank account. Strangely, she left her car and phone behind.
Her husband waited two days to report her missing because she’d left for short periods before. But this time was different – she’d never been gone this long.
Six weeks later, one of her Army t-shirts was found a mile from her house. Tests on the shirt didn’t reveal anything helpful, and it looked like it hadn’t been outside long.
Danielle was a strong, tough woman. She’d been a firefighter, served in the Army as a tank mechanic, and even boxed as a teenager. She had three children and a close relationship with her birth mother. Before she disappeared, everyone said she seemed normal.
Police investigated but had little evidence and couldn’t explain what happened to her. The case remains a mystery.
- Agency:
- Warren Township Police Department 908-753-1000
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This person was missing Missing Since 10/10/2006