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Baltimore writer still missing in Libya

By By Jean Marbella and The Baltimore Sun

Aug 23, 2011 6:35 AM

Sharon VanDyke keeps a gallery of pictures of her son in her South Baltimore home. Her son Matthew, a writer and photographer, disappeared in Libya in March. — Sharon VanDyke keeps a gallery of pictures of her son in her South Baltimore home. Her son Matthew, a writer and photographer, disappeared in Libya in March. (Jed Kirschbaum, Baltimore Sun)

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