Kirk Hammett Comments on Missing Metallica Fan Morgan Harrington

The massive search for Morgan Harrington, who vanished from Metallica's Oct. 17 concert, continues in Virginia, with state and local police scouring the area for clues, and eleven days after the 20-year-old Virginia Tech student was first reported missing, police continue to follow called-in tips.

On Oct. 27, police revealed that a number of online videos shot the night of the concert, believed to feature Harrington embroiled in an argument with three other men, did not contain footage of the missing woman, who was last seen in a Pantera shirt and a black mini-skirt, after the woman actually featured in the videos contacted police to let them know the lead was a dead-end.

Meanwhile, Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett has commented on Harrington's disappearance in a new interview. "I can only tell you what everyone knows, really," Hammett says. "She went to the show in Charlottesville, got separated from her friends, never really got reunited with them, and later on, they found her purse and cell phone, but not her person. So there's been a missing person report filed and there's been a reward put out by the family and we decided to contribute to that reward, 'cause we would like to see -- as parents and just of our own good nature -- we would like to see her found and reunited with her family. It's a very sad thing to hear about. We're just trying to do what we can to help her and help her family out. It's a pretty intense, screwed up thing that's happened, and I really hope that she's found and that she's OK."

On Oct. 27, Morgan's parents appeared on NBC's 'The Today Show,' and explained that they fear she's the victim of foul play.

"This is probably a parent's worst nightmare," her father, Dan, says. "Clearly, no one ever expects to be in this situation and we have to hold out hope that we're going to see our daughter again." The father suspects his daughter accepted a ride home from someone she didn't know. "You know kids at this age think everybody's their friend," he said.

A $150,000 reward -- with $50,000 from Metallica -- for information leading to the safe return or information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for Harrington's disappearance.