Paige Renkoski was last seen on I-96 in Livingston County, Michigan on May 24, 1990. The Livingston County Sheriff's Department is investigating her disappearance.
Paige Renkoski was a hardworking and fun-loving woman, her sister Michele Renkoski-Hollis told Dateline. In 1990, 30-year-old Paige was engaged to a man named Steve Debrabander and the couple lived in Lansing, Michigan. Paige was working as a pre-school aid while she pursued a degree in Early Childhood Development.
“There were some calls that had come in around three o’clock on the 24th, a Thursday night, about the vehicle on the side of the road. So a deputy was sent out there,” Getschman said. “He got the vehicle towed, thinking there was no reason to be concerned, but that it was a little odd that the car was running, with her purse inside.” Getschman confirmed that no evidence was collected at the time and the scene was not originally processed as a crime scene.
Getschman told Dateline that, “On Friday, the fiancé, Steve, met with police. On Saturday, they figured they better check out the car a little bit more. It was processed as a crime scene that day.”they believe Paige vanished around 4:00 p.m. on May 24, 1990, which would have been shortly after people remember seeing her on the side of the interstate near Fowlerville with that unidentified man.
The team he is working with is comprised of all volunteers, he told Dateline. “We meet about once a week and have about three cases we actively work on. I’ve been involved in Paige’s case for about four years now.” The decades without answers have been difficult for the family, according to Michele, but she says the situation inspired their mother, Ardis, to become an advocate for the missing. Michele told Dateline that their mother helped others with missing family members, attended conferences, and educated the public about missing people. Ardis died in December of 2017 without ever finding out what happened to Paige.
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