June 3 marks eight years since Lauren Spierer's disappearance.
The Indiana University student went missing early in the morning after a night out in Bloomington, Indiana. Though police have continued to search for leads in Spierer's case, her mother said the family is no closer to finding her or getting answers.
"As every June 3rd approaches, I am faced with the dread of reliving all the horrific minutes of that day and the days which followed," Charlene Spierer wrote on Facebook.
In 2016, the FBI investigated a home in Indiana that thought might lead to more information. They conducted a dig, but did not find anything in connection to Spierer's disappearance.
Still, Spierer's mother said she continue to look for her daughter, and the person or people that are responsible for her disappearance.
"Some days you want to abandon all hope but our desire to bring Lauren home whether literally or figuratively is a strong motivator," Spierer wrote. "To those responsible, you’ve moved on, but we have not. We will never give up."
Information on Lauren Spierer's disappearance should be sent to the Bloomington Police Department at 812-339-4477, or the family at helpfindlauren@gmail.com or Find Lauren P.O. Box at 1226 Bloomington, IN 47402-1226.
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