By David Lohr

November 30, 2006

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LITTLETON, Colo. (Crime Library) —  Yesterday we brought you the story of Nonnie Dotson, a 33-year-old Air Force nurse, who vanished on Nov. 19, while visiting her brother in Littleton.  Yesterday afternoon I called the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department and spoke with a media spokesperson by the name of Jackie Kelly.  According to Kelly, there is no indication of foul play and no reason to believe a crime has been committed.  She then provided me with Nonnie's parents' phone number and suggested I speak with them for further information.  Why she even bothered to give me that number is unknown, because when I finally got through to the mother, she told me Kelly had asked her not to speak with the media.

During an interview with Fox News' Greta Van Susteren yesterday, Jefferson County Sheriff Ted Mink described the current state of the investigation into Nonnie's disappearence.

"We have done exhaustive interviews and contact with individuals that may have information regarding her disappearance," he said.  "Not only here in Colorado but certainly in where she is (was) in the Air Force down at Lackland Air Force base in the San Antonio area...Right now we don't know we're kind of running out of places to turn and people to talk to that can give us any solid information or any solid leads as to her disappearance...We're not ruling anything out."

I spoke with several people who are listed as "friends" on Nonnie's MySpace profile and I discovered she met most of them through school, work or online dating websites.  According to one friend, she had dating profiles on Yahoo and also on the website SingleParentmeet.com.  I browsed through all of the ads on Yahoo placed by females from her area, however I was unable to find her profile.  However I did have better luck at the single parent site and within a few minutes I found her on there.  Here last login date was listed as Nov. 21.  Under the heading "A little about me," she wrote: 

"I'm the girl who will put her head on your shoulder, not because she's sleepy, but because she wants to be closer to you.  I'm the girl who likes to be kissed anywhere.  I'm the girl who says, 'ok, but you owe me.'  Jokingly not because I actually want something, but because it means I get to spend more time with you...I'm the girl who never gives up hope even when I tell others I have...I'm the girl who loves the feeling when you take me by the hand!  Am I that girl?"

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