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Michaele Salahi: Reports of Abduction Prove False

Michaele Salahi’s husband Tareq has said that he is “devastated” over her leaving, as reports of her being abducted turn out not to false.

Earlier this week, Salahi reported his wife missing to the Warren County Sheriff’s Department (WCSD) when Michaele never returned home from an appointment. Salahi assumed that his wife, former “Real Housewives of D.C.” star, had been abducted.

Salahi learned Wednesday that she had gone to Memphis, Tennessee with friend and guitarist, Neal Schon, of the band Journey.

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Journey’s publicity rep Scoop Marketing spoke to Time magazine, saying, “Nobody kidnapped [Michaele] and they are in Memphis together, where the band is currently touring.”

Schon, a friend of the Salahi’s, recently stayed with the couple after giving a free performance at their winery in Hume, Virginia, TMZ reported. Their relationship has raised many questions in the public eye, along with questions about the Salahi’s marriage.

After telling her husband that she was staying with her mother, Michaele Salahi contacted the WCSD to assure them that she was not in any danger. Michaele told police that she was with a friend, and was there on her own accord.

The Washington City Paper released a statement from the WCSD, which said that Mrs. Salahi “seemed calm” and was “engaged in conversation,” but that she did not want Mr. Salahi to know where she was.

Salahi apologized to the police for the unfortunate misunderstanding, and added that she did not want to be home right now.

Tareq, formerly a public official, married Michaele in 2003. The couple became infamous when they crashed the White House State Dinner in 2009, with the incident appearing on “Real Housewives.” It remains a mystery how the duo gained entrance to the top-security event, as White House officials confirmed that they were not invited.

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