There has still been no word on the whereabouts of Nick Stahl a week after his wife, Rose [Stahl], called off the search for her husband after he dropped off the radar when leaving rehab against medical advise.
"I'm backing off" ... Rose told TMZ… "He knows exactly where home is. It's the loving thing to do for him, myself and our daughter."
Originally Rose [Stahl] enlisted the help of the LAPD when her husband first went missing back in May only to turn up via e-mail to friends saying he would seek help with his addiction problem. Now, however, she [Rose Stahl] is taking the approach of letting her man come home from the cold. And the Los Angeles Police Department has confirmed that there is NO missing persons report of file for [Nick] Stahl.
Rose, on the other hand, admits that she too is an addict and therefore needs to focus on her own recovery as well as raising her daughter.
Rose writes via her blog, “I’m giving him to God now. It’s time to stop trying to control the outcome as if I could in the first place.”
Turns out that Terminator star, Nick Stahl, is no longer a missing person.
His wife, Rose (Stahl), confirmed to E! News the actor had checked himself into rehab on Saturday (05-19-12) a day after turning up via E-Mail. (Nick) Stahl had emailed earlier friends saying that during his disappearance that he was trying hard to get clean and not drifting aimlessly through the Skid Row area of LA as thought and would check himself into rehab today.
This brings an end to the mystery of his (Stahl) whereabouts. He had been reported missing by his wife (Rose) almost a week ago, and she feared that he was in trouble because of his drug use.
Nick Stahl, star of the fantastic but short lived HBO show, “Carnival“; “Sin City“, and probably best known for “Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines“, has been reported missing.
On Monday Stahl’s wife, Rose Stahl, filed a missing person’s report stating that she had not seen the 32 year-old actor since May 9th and fears that he may be lost amongst the lost souls of the Skid Row area of Los Angeles -where she [Rose Stahl] says he has been frequenting- and may be addicted to drugs.
Back in February of this year [2012] Stahl’s wife filed papers in LA County Court "expressing serious concerns that Nick may be using drugs”, and she fears drugs are intrinsically related to his disappearance. However, at the moment the 32 year old actor's representative declined to comment on the situation. Stahl has two movies currently in post-production and he is due to star in “Away From Here“, alongside Alicia Witt and “American Dream“, to be directed by Janusz Kaminsky, known for his work on Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan.
Stahl and his wife have been married for the past three years and have a daughter. The two, however, have been estranged for the past few months, and [Rose] Stahl filed for full custody of their two-year-old daughter, Marlo Murphy Stahl. [Rose] Stahl had also requested that Nick only be granted visitations with these restrictions: all visits must be monitored by a professional visitation monitor; he [Nick] must pay for the monitor, and he must submit to a drug test proving he hadn’t used drugs or alcohol within 24 hours of the visitation and the results must be provided to [Rose] Stahl at least six hours prior the visit. [Rose] Stahl had also requested child support do to the fact that she does not have a job and Nick reportedly made $500,000 last year [2011].
Nick confidently declared at the age of 4 that acting would be his future after his mother, Donna, took him to a see child‘s play. Soon after commercials and community plays followed, and two television movies were also released in the early 90s. Stahl would not get the breakthrough he needed until 1993’s “The Man Without a Face” where he starred along side Mel Gibson. For the past decade Nick [Stahl] has been best known for more edgier indie films.
Stahl, as of late, has had legal problems. This year Stahl was arrested for not paying the full amount of a cab bill. Where after arriving at his destination, Stahl told the driver he didn't have the money to pay. The driver then flagged down a police officer and Stahl was arrested and forced to put up $500 in bail before being released.
Some believe that this part of the “curse” of the John Connor role for the Terminator series. Thomas Dekker, who played Connor in the TV series "The Sarah Connor Chronicles" was arrested for DUI in 2009, and Edward Furlong, who was Connor in "T-2," was also arrested for DUI and was served with a restraining order by his ex-wife. Furlong has been reported to have a drug and alcohol problem as well.
