MISSING HOLLY BOBO'S MOM BEGS: 'PLEASE HELP US'

IT HAS almost been four months since a camo-clad man dragged a terrified Holly Bobo into the Tennessee woods. Since then, there have been few traces and few clues as to her whereabouts. Now, her family are desperate to find her. The 20-year-old Tennessee nursing student's disappearance has stymied cops and despite thousands of volunteer hours, her fate remains a mystery.
Her mother Karen Bobo told NewsChannel5: "I'm just doing what any loving parent would do and that is pleading and begging for anyone to come in and help."

On the openline show with hubby Dana and son Clint, Karen Bobo said she has had a hard time understanding the TBI's initial suspicion of Holly's brother. He was the first to be interrogated and the last to see her alive.
Clint Bobo said:  "I spend every day and some effort to try to bring Holly home and I either search or I go around a different local businesses and towns and distribute fliers."
Several callers offered hope and support to the family, including Bo Tuders, the father of still missing Tabitha Tuders. Karen Bobo added Natalie Holloway's mom called Sunday. EXCLUSIVE BOBO FAMILY INTERVIEW

HOLLY BOBO'S MOM: 'WE WILL NEVER GIVE UP'

NEVER GIVE UP

HOLLY Bobo's mom is refusing to give up on her daughter despite it being almost three months since the gorgeous 20-year-old nursing student went missing.
Karen Bobo said her family had to keep believing and hoping that her daughter, who was last seen being led into woods outside her home in Parsons, TN.
She told WKRN: "It seems like it gets harder every day, but we are not giving up. We have to keep believing and keep hoping and we do.
"Somebody knows something and they need to come forward with the information. We need Holly back because there are four of us, not three.
She added: "It's been amazing the support we have had. Yes, that is a tremendous help. Just to know every body is praying for Holly and believing we will get her back home."
Her father Dana also vowed to continue looking for his daughter, who has yet to be seen, despite huge searches by both the police and general public.
He said: "We will never give up.  We have searched day and night.  We will be there looking for her from now on no matter how long it takes."
During the search, investigators received a phone tip which led them to a "significant" piece of evident.
Investigators have yet to release what the evidence is citing the ongoing investigation to her abduction.
Bobo is 5-feet-3-inches tall and weighs 110 pounds. She was last seen wearing a pink shirt and light blue jeans. Officials ask that anyone with information contact the TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND.