Nearly two weeks after Vi Ripken was abducted from her home, police continue to search for clues and a suspect in the case.

Aberdeen police spokesman Lt. Fred Budnick said tips continue to come in, particularly following Friday's series of national television appearances and a high-profile news conference involving the victim's son—National Baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken.

In an email Monday afternoon, Budnick wrote: "Over the weekend a few new tips have been called in, ten or so. The tips continue to be investigated."

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Violet Ripken, 74, was taken from her home by a man hiding in her garage between 7 and 8 a.m. on July 24, and returned unharmed to her neighborhood, where she was found tied up in her car around 6:15 a.m. on July 25, police said.

The case appeared on Friday's episode of America's Most Wanted.

The episode aired the same day that Cal Ripken went on a national morning television program and held an emotional press conference in Baltimore.

Earlier in the week, billboards throughout the Baltimore metro region featured the composite sketch, along with the 410-836-5432 tip line.

Stay with Patch for updates.

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