Thursday At 7: Missing Not Forgotten

Hi everybody and as the crime reporter for News On 6 for years I have been covering the issue of people who go missing and stay missing for years. I've been saying for years it is an epidemic that people just don't realize. It is a silent epidemic. Join us on NewsOn6.com, on our app, on our OTT and on our Facebook at 7 p.m. Thursday for our Missing Not Forgotten special.

Wednesday, October 21st 2020, 5:26 pm

By: Lori Fullbright

TULSA, Okla. -

Hi, everybody! It's Lori Fullbright. As the crime reporter for News On 6, for years, I have been covering the issue of people who go missing and stay missing. It is an epidemic that people just don't realize. It is a silent epidemic.

But these families out there who have a loved one missing, I mean they don't know if the person is dead, if the person is alive or being tortured. It is awful.

"We were never able to figure out where she went and she was just gone," said Kristina Ritzhaupt, the daughter of a missing woman.

There are case after case just like this, so I am so excited to work with Angela Berg from the Medical Examiner’s Office, Mike Nance with NamUs, Vicky Lyons with the Wagoner Co District Attorney’s Office. And we're going to bring you a 30 minute special, just about those who are missing.

Join us at 7 p.m. on newson6.com, on our app, on our OTT app, and on our Facebook page.

Lori Fullbright

Lori Fullbright anchors the 5, 6 and 10 p.m. news each night with Craig Day. She has been the station's crime reporter for 31 years and has covered countless crime scenes and interviewed thousands of crime victims as well as hundreds of criminals and law enforcement officers.