Seven Weeks Since The Disappearance Of Danielle Stislicki

FARMINGTON HILLS, MI — Seven weeks ago today is the last time Danielle Stislicki was seen. Now, loved ones have released new photos of Stislicki in the hopes of jogging someone's memory of seeing the young woman.

The one certainty in this case is that on the afternoon of Dec. 2, 28-year-old Stislicki reportedly left her job at MetLife in Southfield, hopped into her black Jeep Renegade and what happened next remains unknown.

While local, state and federal law enforcement agencies have launched a manhunt for Stislicki, she is still missing and there has been essentially radio silence regarding the case's development for nearly a month.

The last major public announcement from the Farmington Hills Police came on Dec. 22, 2016 following the search of a Berkley home. Farmington Hills Police Chief Chuck Nebus immediately announced that search results would be kept private to protect the investigation.

In the meantime, Stislicki's loved ones are constantly updating a Facebook page titled "Find Danielle Stistlicki," dedicated to sharing information about the search and to keep Stislicki in the spotlight. And last week, Stislicki's friends and family hosted a candlelight vigil attended by over 300 people in Redford.

If you have any information about Stislicki, you can email the Farmington Hills Police or anonymously call the Farmington Hills Police Command Desk at 248-871-2610. Reward money from Independence Green Apartments, MetLife and a GoFundMe page totals $129,700.

Photos courtesy of Find Danielle Stislicki's Facebook page