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Family representative urges Aransas Pass police to publicly clear Robersonson name after three searches turned up nothing
Summary
At city council public comment, Darlene Min urged the city and police to issue a public statement and apology after repeated searches of a property in a 1989 missing-person case produced no human remains, saying the Robersonson family has endured decades of suspicion and harassment.
Aransas Pass — During the citizens-comment portion of Monday’s council meeting, Darlene Min, speaking on behalf of the family of Elisa Robersonson (missing Aug. 6, 1989), urged the Aransas Pass Police Department and city leaders to issue a public statement and apology after three searches of the same property — in 1989, a 2016 excavation, and a recent geoforensic survey conducted by the Texas Attorney General’s office — produced no human remains.
Min told…
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