Texas specialists are looking for hints in the vanishing of 29-year-old Taylor Pomaski - and as of late recorded court reports saying that they presume her beau of killing her. 

Pomaski was accounted for missing by her folks in May. In a meeting with ABC-13, her dad said the family acknowledged on Mother's Day that they hadn't addressed her since April. 

"It sort of hit us promptly in the day," Stephen Pomaski told the news station. "We haven't heard from her in a week and a half, fourteen days now." 

Her folks considered police that evening and recorded a missing individual's report with the Harris County Sheriff's Office around 12 PM on Monday, May 10. 

The last known locating of Pomaski was at a gathering at her home on April 25. Police have discovered no hint of her. 

Pomaski's sweetheart, Kevin Ware, Jr., was recognized as a suspect on Wednesday during a bond hearing on charges disconnected to the vanishing of Pomaski. 

It is affirmed that Ware, a previous tight end for the San Francisco 49ers, was captured in April on two tallies of Possession with Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance, and Unlawful Possession of a Firearm as a Felon. He was delivered on $23,000 bond on April 20 - five days before Pomaski evaporated. 

Product, 40, showed up in court on Wednesday. Examiners are mentioning that his bail be renounced after he purportedly neglected to report for bond management. "The litigant is associated with killing his better half, Taylor Pomaski," examiners said in court records got by both KHOU-TV and KPRC-TV. 

Specialists have not explained on what proof they may have against Ware. He has not been authoritatively accused of any wrongdoing identified with his sweetheart's vanishing. 

Product has not entered a request in different arguments against him. His lawyer didn't promptly react to a solicitation for input, yet told KPRC-TV that Ware is astonished to be a suspect in his sweetheart's vanishing. 

"That is the first occasion when we've seen that," lawyer Coby DuBose told the station. "That recording is the first occasion when that it's been recommended that he is a suspect." 

Anybody with data about the vanishing of Taylor Pomaski is approached to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS.