Missing Endangered Michigan Woman May Be In Wisconsin: Police

KENOSHA, WI -- The Kenosha Police Department is asking for the public's help as they are investigating the disappearance of a missing and endangered woman from Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Police say 39-year-old Amanda Hanover’s vehicle was located unoccupied near 101 56 Street, also known as the Fisherman’s Circle, in the City of Kenosha. A cell phone was located in her vehicle.

Police say she was last seen by family members on Monday, March 18, in Michigan and has no known ties to the Kenosha area.

Police say Hanover stands 5-foot-4, weighs about 115 pounds, and wears long brown hair that has a distinct red streak.

Police say the neighboring Pleasant Prairie Police Department assisted with an aerial drone search of the lake front and has yet to find her. The case is being handled by the Kenosha Police Department - Detective Bureau.

If anyone has information about Hanover, please contact the Kenosha Police Department at 262-656-1234 or Detective Alfredson at 262-605-5203 or Detective Wilson at 262-605-5265.

Members of the public may remain anonymous if you wish or utilize the Crime Stopper Hotline 262-656-7333.

Details from the Kenosha Police Department:

LAST NAME: Hanover
FIRST NAME: Amanda
MIDDLE NAME: Munoz
DATE OF BIRTH: 09/02/1979
AGE: 39
Nickname: None
SEX: Female
RACE: White
HEIGHT: 5'04"
WEIGHT: 115
EYE COLOR: Blue
HAIR COLOR: Brown
HAIR STYLE: Long
SPECIAL IDENTIFIERS: Tattoos, Neck (Back/Base): Chinese or Oriental Symbol
Chest (Sternum/Breast Plate): Unknown