[dalialilith]

On 24 November, 1997, Marlene Aisenberg awoke to discover that her 5-month-old daughter, Sabrina Aisenberg, had vanished from her cot in their Valrico, Florida, home. She immediately called to her husband, Steve, who called the police. The kidnapping sent shock waves through the small community and terrified the locals. An investigation revealed that there were no signs of a forced entry and the suspicions ultimately fell on Marlene and Steve, who staunchly denied any involvement in her disappearance. The suspicions mounted when the couple were filmed smiling the day after her disappearance - some believed this was indication of their involvement.

They agreed to take a polygraph but the results came back inconclusive and they soon hired an attorney: “When the police sit across from you and say, ‘We believe you know where your daughter is and we believe you know who has her,’ there’s a good reason to get an attorney,” Marlene said. The police reported that all of the leads they followed lead them to a dead end and while they couldn’t arrest Marlene and Steve, they still hadn’t ruled them out as suspects. During the investigation, tape recorders were planted inside the Aisenberg home and recorded the couple referring to Sabrina as if she was deceased. Marlene and Steve later moved to Maryland with their other two children and still maintain their innocence in the disappearance of their daughter, which remains unsolved.

Unsolved. In April 2003, police began to suspect that an unidentified young girl known as "Paloma Unknown", who was abandoned in Mexico five years earlier and being raised in Illinois, was Sabrina. DNA testing, however, confirmed that they are not the same person. Paloma remains unidentified and Sabrina remains missing.

The last image in the series below is an age progression image that shows what she may look like at age sixteen.

[Ayla]

I can't believe this remains unsolved. As I haven't read about this in quite awhile, I don't really have an opinion but need more info.

[U2Addict]

I have followed this case since Sabrina went missing. I believe the parents are involved. JMO

[ppepper]

I believe the parents are innocent. I have also been following the case since she went missing & believe Sabrina was very much loved.

[Tankgirl]

I guess you could say I have a flip floppy opinion about this case. I'm not sure what to think but something never set right with me about it.

[Ninjavandal]

It would appear that at least one of her parents are responsible for her disappearance and subsequent murder. But this should not surprise anyone, for parents are far more likely to kill their children than are strangers. Far more likely!

[Amyb801]

Originally Posted by Ninjavandal ↗

But this should not surprise anyone, for parents are far more likely to kill their children than are strangers. Far more likely!

Then most of the Missing and Endangered were murdered by their parents?

[Ninjavandal]

That must be a living hell for the parents.