Missing Mother's Parents Plead For Info

Loved ones are pleading for help to find a missing mother.

Friends and family held a vigil for Toni Lee Sharpless Monday night.

The 29-year-old disappeared two weeks ago without a trace. She was last seen driving her car near City Line Avenue.

Family members say police don't suspect foul play but they sure do, reported Fox 29's Shawnette Wilson. The missing woman is a registered nurse at a local hospital and has a 12-year-old daughter whom this is especially hard on.

Family members say Sharpless went to Ice Nightclub in King of Prussia then to G Lounge in Center City. From there, police say Sharpless and a friend went with people whom they didn't know very well to a house party in Gladwyne. She and her friend left in the car but got into an argument. She drove away after her friend exited her car and has not been seen since.

Her parents say it has been agonizing.

"They can't find her car. They haven't seen her," says mother Donna Knebel. "Her phone, she hasn't put any calls out and none's coming in. Her bank account hasn't been touched"

"This is our daughter. I mean, just like if you were missing your daughter, I mean, it means the world to you," says father Peter Knebel. "We've never had anything like this happen in our lives, but it's awful because there has to be someone out there that knows."

Toni Lee Sharpless' car is described as a black 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix with Pennsylvania Tag # DND 7772.

Anyone with information is asked to call police.