Personal Photo
Ryann Bunnell Crow's family reported the 23-year-old missing on Feb. 2, 2010, when she didn't show up for work at a local flower shop in Salinas, Calif., about 60 miles south of San Jose.
Personal Photo
Ryann Crow's sister, Shelley Bunnell, right, started a Facebook group called "Lets Find Ryann Bunnell" in an effort to gather information about her sister's disappearance and to organize search parties.
Personal Photo
Two searches for Ryann Crow on Feb. 6 and Feb. 13, 2010, in the Salinas River National Wildlife Refuge area, the last place where police were able to trace a signal from her phone, yielded few leads. Crow's first husband said she told him she was going through a messy split with her new husband, Jesse Crow.
Monterey County Sheriff
On Feb. 16, 2010, two week's after Ryann's disappearance, her husband, Jesse Crow, was arrested and charged with her murder, according to Salinas Police spokesman Lalo Villegas.
Personal Photo
Ryann Crow's mother, Pamela Pipitone, told CBS affiliate KION that the family hadn't had much time to get to know her daughter's new husband. "They had a world-wind relationship," Pipitone said. "She met him in July, and kind of got swept off her feet and then they got married in August, so we really haven't known him that long."
Personal Photo
Jesse Crow had previously avoided all organized searches for his wife, as well as the media spotlight. Her family told CBS affiliate KION that police told them around 9 p.m. onFeb. 16, 2010, that Jesse Crow was going to be arrested on suspicion of murder.
Personal Photo
Salinas Police did not release any information about how they came to charge Jesse Crow with murder or whether they have found Ryann's body. Lalo Villegas, public information officer for the Salinas Police, said Jesse Crow would likely be arraigned on the murder charge in the next few days.
Personal Photo
Ryann Bunnell Crow's family reported the 23-year-old missing on Feb. 2, 2010, when she didn't show up for work at a local flower shop in Salinas, Calif., about 60 miles south of San Jose.
Personal Photo
Ryann Crow's sister, Shelley Bunnell, left, started a Facebook group called "Lets Find Ryann Bunnell" in an effort to gather information about her sister's disappearance and to organize search parties.
Personal Photo
Two searches for Ryann Crow on Feb. 6 and Feb. 13, 2010, in the Salinas River National Wildlife Refuge area, the last place where police were able to trace a signal from her phone, yielded few leads. Crow's first husband said she told him she was going through a messy split with her new husband, Jesse Crow.
Personal Photo
On Feb. 16, 2010, two week's after Ryann's disappearance, her husband, Jesse Crow, was arrested and charged with her murder, according to Salinas Police spokesman Lalo Villegas.
Personal Photo
Ryann Crow's mother, Pamela Pipitone, told CBS affiliate KION that the family hadn't had much time to get to know her daughter's new husband. "They had a world-wind relationship," Pipitone said. "She met him in July, and kind of got swept off her feet and then they got married in August, so we really haven't known him that long."
Personal Photo
Jesse Crow had previously avoided all organized searches for his wife, as well as the media spotlight. Her family told CBS affiliate KION that police told them around 9 p.m. onFeb. 16, 2010, that Jesse Crow was going to be arrested on suspicion of murder.
Personal Photo
Salinas Police did not release any information about how they came to charge Jesse Crow with murder or whether they have found Ryann's body. Lalo Villegas, public information officer for the Salinas Police, said Jesse Crow would likely be arraigned on the murder charge in the next few days.
