FBI confirms link to Spierer case in Martinsville raid
The FBI and BPD confirm that an ongoing investigation in Martinsville is linked to the disappearance of former IU student Lauren Spierer.
The FBI and BPD confirm that an ongoing investigation in Martinsville is linked to the disappearance of former IU student Lauren Spierer.
A lawsuit filed by Lauren Spierer's parents was dismissed Tuesday.
Search parties scoured Bloomington to find her, and investigators worked tirelessly to unpack the puzzling details surrounding her disappearance.
The date is set for May 4 of next year and will take place in the Birch Bayh Federal Building and United States Courthouse.
Verizon Wireless, AT&T and IU are among those recently subpoenaed by attorneys for the parents of missing student Lauren Spierer.
A federal judge denied a request to seal evidence in the case against two men who were among the last seen with missing IU student Lauren Spierer.
The Spierers requested the order Jan. 29 to prevent the ongoing investigation into their daughter’s disappearance from being compromised.
Rob and Charlene Spierer filed Thursday for a protective order on private and sensitive information and materials that might come to light in the suit against two men they say are responsible for Lauren’s presumed death
Defendants in a civil suit denied allegations Monday regarding their involvement in the disappearance of a missing IU student.
Part of the lawsuit against two men who were with Lauren Spierer the night she disappeared will move forward.
Judge Tanya Walton Pratt granted the motion to dismiss the complaint against Mike Beth. Judge Walton Pratt’s office confirmed Rob and Charlene Spierer, Lauren’s parents, were present for the hearing.
Progress has stalled in a civil negligence lawsuit that missing IU student Lauren Spierer’s parents filed against the three men who were with their daughter the night she disappeared more than two years ago.
Robert and Charlene Spierer, parents of missing IU student Lauren Spierer, filed a civil negligence lawsuit against Corey Rossman, Jason Rosenbaum and Michael Beth on June 26.
Today marks the two-year anniversary of the disappearance of Lauren Spierer, who vanished on June 3, 2011.
“Putting Up More Posters 4 Lauren Spierer” will take place on Sunday at 1 p.m. at the Monroe County courthouse. The event is an attempt by volunteers to refresh the search for Lauren Spierer as the second anniversary of her disappearance approaches.
It's been a year since Lauren Spierer disappeared. The following is an update on where the police investigation stands, how the family and community have been affected and why Lauren is still missing.
A ceremony was conducted Friday at the Simone G. Hillel Center in remembrance of Lauren Spierer’s disappearance one year ago.
Lauren Spierer was chosen to play for her high school varsity lacrosse team as a freshman, but she had to quit when she was diagnosed with a heart condition.
Lauren Spierer is disappearing again. Nine months ago, the then-20-year-old sophomore vanished in the middle of a summer night. Posters showing Lauren’s smiling face began to haunt Bloomington. She was gone, but everywhere.
The family of Lauren Spierer, an IU student who has been missing since June 3, 2011, announced Friday that they have increased the reward money offered for information.