Candlelight Vigil Held For MÖTLEY CRÜE Fan Who Vanished A Year Ago

March 6, 2006

Vanessa Franko of Maryland's The Capital is reporting that more than three dozen co-workers, friends, family members of a Baltimore County woman who has been missing since March 2005 when she failed to meet friends for a MÖTLEY CRÜE concert in Washington met for a candlelight vigil last night (March 5) near where the woman's car was found after her disappearance.

Tracey Tetso (photo),who worked in Crofton as a dispatcher, disappeared a year ago today.

"It's good to see my daughter's not forgotten," said Rick Gardner, who prefers to remember his daughter by her maiden name, Tracey Gardner.

Baltimore County homicide detectives continue to investigate the woman's disappearance.

"We are presuming she is a victim of foul play," said Bill Bill Toohey, a spokesman for the Baltimore County police.

He said her body has not been found, and none of the credit cards she was carrying have been used.

Mrs. Tetso grew up in Pasadena and graduated from Northeast High School. She was 32 years old when she disappeared, Mrs. Tetso lived in Rosedale with her estranged husband, Dennis Tetso.

On March 17, 11 days after she disappeared, Mrs. Tetso's car was found on in the parking lot of the Days Inn in the 6600 block of Ritchie Highway in Glen Burnie.

MÖTLEY CRÜE in April 2005 announced that they would match the $10,000 reward fund being offered for information on the whereabouts of Gardner-Tetso, who was reported missing by her husband. The reward is being offered by the Victims' Rights Foundation of Gaithersburg, Metro Crime Stoppers and Aggregate Industries, which employed Gardner-Tetso as a dispatcher.

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