$15,000 Reward Offered for Missing Nina “Nenasha” Reiser
Nina “Nenasha” Reiser has not been seen since September 3, 2006. The 31 year old mom, 
Nina Reiser, dropped her two children off at their father’s home in Oakland’s Montclair District before stopping by the Berkeley Bowl. She was never seen again.
Reiser’s tan 2001 Honda Odyssey minivan was found on Sept. 9 in the city’s Thornhill district with groceries inside. Neighbors first spotted the minivan parked on Sept. 5, the same day she failed to pick up her children from school, police said today.
Since Nina Reiser’s disappearance, her ex-husbands home and property has been searched. However, Hans Reiser is no longer cooperating with the police. He states he does not trust them.
A $15,000 reward has been issued.
The $15,000 reward is being offered by the Carole Sund/Carrington Memorial Reward Foundation, a nonprofit started on behalf of relatives of two of three slain Yosemite tourists.
Doren said today that the reward was “great news.” “I hope that it will make people come out and give police information that they’re looking for.” (San Francisco Chronicle)
Pictures of Nina Reiser, have you seen this woman?
Anyone with information please contact the Oakland police missing persons unit at investigators at (510) 587-2528 or e-mail youthandfamilyservices@oaklandnet.com. Callers can also leave information on the Police Department’s tip line at (510) 637-0298.