Missing in California is a website dedicated to helping families keep hope alive by keeping their faces and stories in the public view.
The website is very well put together, easy to navigate and full of helpful resources.
It profiles cases from all time that are in California and ones that also may be in California (a very important aspect).
We have worked with them many times on searches for April Beth Pitzer and Catherine Lique.
The founder has been involved in missing person's for a very long time. Dedicating countless hours to on site foot searches and scouring the internet databases for clues. She has even solved a missing/unidentified case that went back approximately 20 years. She makes beautiful detailed flyers and is a fantastic shoulder to cry on.
Here is a link to the website: http://www.missingincalifornia.com/
May 22, 2012
May 20, 2012
Additional resource: LostNMissing
Link to LostNMissing Website
Home Page to LostNMissing a fellow Organization to help families through these tough times. Their flyers are not your run of the mill alert flyers, they are beautifully crafted, lovingly double checked and shared to the world for maximum attention. They have many other services as well!
Please go to their website and see all of their resources.
Families of missing loved ones need hope when they are down.
Assigned tasks for strength, when they are weak.
Clarity, when they are frustrated.
Actions when it seems all has come to a stand-still.
Unity, when they feel they are alone.
Guidance, when they are experiencing set-backs.
Normalcy, when things are maddening.
Plans, when things are confusing.
Above all, they need their missing loved ones.
LostNMissing works, with priority, for all our families to
do all possible to bring their loved ones home.
Always with professionalism and the family's needs first.
written by Cynthia Caron,
President-Founder, LostNMissing Inc
Home Page to LostNMissing a fellow Organization to help families through these tough times. Their flyers are not your run of the mill alert flyers, they are beautifully crafted, lovingly double checked and shared to the world for maximum attention. They have many other services as well!
Please go to their website and see all of their resources.
_________________________________________________________________________
Families of missing loved ones need hope when they are down.
Assigned tasks for strength, when they are weak.
Clarity, when they are frustrated.
Actions when it seems all has come to a stand-still.
Unity, when they feel they are alone.
Guidance, when they are experiencing set-backs.
Normalcy, when things are maddening.
Plans, when things are confusing.
Above all, they need their missing loved ones.
LostNMissing works, with priority, for all our families to
do all possible to bring their loved ones home.
Always with professionalism and the family's needs first.
written by Cynthia Caron,
President-Founder, LostNMissing Inc
_____________________________________________________________________
May 18, 2012
Media For The Missing
Missing person resource center begins fundraising
http://cjonline.com/news/2012-04-14/missing-person-resource-center-begins-fundraising
Posted: April 14, 2012 - 6:25pm
By
MANHATTAN — A small group of
Manhattan volunteers have established an organization to increase
awareness for missing individuals and promote safety and preventative
education.
Now, they are seeking donations to pay for a place to set up their 24-hour resource center/headquarters and cover operating costs.
“We need $3.87 million by the end of the year for the building and operations,” volunteer Stephanie Coplen said. “We’re looking for a location now.”
Media for the Missing, the nonprofit organization, will take information about missing and unidentified people supplied by law enforcement, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, The Charley Project, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and other related agencies and make it available to the general public through its website, brochures and nationwide touch-screen kiosk system set up in high-traffic locations, such as welcome centers, truck stops or medical facilities.
The U.S. Department of Justice indicates 2,300 people are reported missing every day. Coplen said 89 people are missing or unidentified in Kansas.
“It’s recognition through repetition,” she said, adding the more often people see a photo of a missing person, the more likely the individual will be recognized and authorities alerted. “We want people to be safe, not statistics.”
Coplen said the organization will provide “equal and adequate exposure of all people,” including the homeless, the elderly and minority groups.
Information provided on its website, www.mediaforthemissing.org, includes missing alerts, information about missing people, self-defense videos of how to escape attackers, safety tips, state laws and legislation regarding missing people and information about related organizations.
Media for the Missing doesn’t take calls about or investigate missing people reports, she said.
Long-term plans include expanding outside of Kansas, a missing person marathon and a billboard system with missing person information.
Donations for Media for the Missing can be made by going to its website and clicking on the “Donate” button.
Now, they are seeking donations to pay for a place to set up their 24-hour resource center/headquarters and cover operating costs.
“We need $3.87 million by the end of the year for the building and operations,” volunteer Stephanie Coplen said. “We’re looking for a location now.”
Media for the Missing, the nonprofit organization, will take information about missing and unidentified people supplied by law enforcement, the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System, The Charley Project, the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and other related agencies and make it available to the general public through its website, brochures and nationwide touch-screen kiosk system set up in high-traffic locations, such as welcome centers, truck stops or medical facilities.
The U.S. Department of Justice indicates 2,300 people are reported missing every day. Coplen said 89 people are missing or unidentified in Kansas.
“It’s recognition through repetition,” she said, adding the more often people see a photo of a missing person, the more likely the individual will be recognized and authorities alerted. “We want people to be safe, not statistics.”
Coplen said the organization will provide “equal and adequate exposure of all people,” including the homeless, the elderly and minority groups.
Information provided on its website, www.mediaforthemissing.org, includes missing alerts, information about missing people, self-defense videos of how to escape attackers, safety tips, state laws and legislation regarding missing people and information about related organizations.
Media for the Missing doesn’t take calls about or investigate missing people reports, she said.
Long-term plans include expanding outside of Kansas, a missing person marathon and a billboard system with missing person information.
Donations for Media for the Missing can be made by going to its website and clicking on the “Donate” button.
Read Jan's blog: Northeast-Kansas-News.
May 17, 2012
Are you a member of Peace4Missing?
http://peace4missing.ning.com/
There are so many reasons to be a member of Peace4Missing. If you are a family member of a current or former missing person, it is a place where you can go to be surrounded by people who have gone through and are going through the same thing you are.
I am sure in your daily life you have to wear a whole different hat and carry on as if you are not missing a piece of your heart. On the Peace4 forum, you are overly supported, given advice and can feel free to share your feelings without worry of reprimand or people telling you to lighten up. The people who are members of Peace4 are thoughtful, caring and genuinely want to help. Even if only it is to agree with you about some injustice or praise you for your hard work.
The support you can't find at home, you can find it there.
If you are someone who can offer a kind ear and sound advice, this place needs you. You give so much, without giving a thing.
There are so many reasons to be a member of Peace4Missing. If you are a family member of a current or former missing person, it is a place where you can go to be surrounded by people who have gone through and are going through the same thing you are.
I am sure in your daily life you have to wear a whole different hat and carry on as if you are not missing a piece of your heart. On the Peace4 forum, you are overly supported, given advice and can feel free to share your feelings without worry of reprimand or people telling you to lighten up. The people who are members of Peace4 are thoughtful, caring and genuinely want to help. Even if only it is to agree with you about some injustice or praise you for your hard work.
The support you can't find at home, you can find it there.
If you are someone who can offer a kind ear and sound advice, this place needs you. You give so much, without giving a thing.
Amy Bradley's Missing Person Website
http://www.amybradley.net/
If
you have information regarding the disappearance of Amy Bradley, please
contact us.
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Wikipedia for Amy
Wikipedia for Amy
Amy Lynn Bradley (born May 12, 1974) is an American citizen who went missing during a Caribbean cruise. She has yet to be found. Amy, her parents, and her brother were vacationing on the Royal Caribbean International cruise ship Rhapsody of the Seas.
At 5:30am on March 24, 1998, Amy's brother, Bradley, left his sister
sitting on the outdoor balcony and entered his cabin. Amy was seen a
short time later by other passengers riding in the ship's elevator with a
member of the ship's band, Blue Orchid, known by the alias "Yellow."
The ship was en route to Curaçao, Antilles
at the time Amy was last seen. The ship docked in Curaçao shortly after
Amy was discovered missing. Extensive searches on the ship and at sea
produced no signs of Amy's whereabouts.
Police investigated and discarded many theories regarding Amy's disappearance. It is unlikely that she fell overboard and drowned given that she was a trained lifeguard and the ship was close to shore at the time of her disappearance. It is also considered unlikely that Amy voluntarily disappeared to start a new life. She had recently graduated from college and was anticipating starting a new job when she returned to her home in Chesterfield County, Virginia.
There were possible sightings of Amy in Curaçao in 1998 and 1999. Two Canadian tourists reported seeing a woman resembling Amy on a beach in Curaçao in 1998. The woman's tattoos were reportedly identical to Amy's. Bradley has a Tasmanian Devil spinning a basketball tattoo on her shoulder; the sun on her lower back, a Chinese symbol, on her right ankle and a Gecko lizard, on her navel. She also has a navel ring.[1]
In 1999 an American sailor reported that he went to a brothel on Curaçao and was approached by a young woman. She told him her name was Amy Bradley and asked for his help. At this point, two men in the bar escorted her upstairs. Unfortunately, by the time the witness reported this to police several months later, the brothel had burned down.
She was also potentially spotted in 2005, when a witness claimed she was seen in a department store restroom in Barbados.[2]
An image of a young woman resembling Amy that was emailed to her parents was shown on the Dr. Phil show, and it suggests that she may have been sold into sexual slavery.
There is a $250,000 reward for information leading to Amy's return.
In January 2011, CNN Justice raised speculation that a jawbone found in Aruba might belong to Bradley.[2]
Disappearance of Amy Lynn Bradley
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| Amy Lynn Bradley | |
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| Born | May 12, 1974 |
| Disappeared | March 24, 1998 (aged 23) en route to Curaçao |
| Status | Missing for 14 years and 20 days |
| Nationality | American |
| Home town | Petersburg, Virginia |
Police investigated and discarded many theories regarding Amy's disappearance. It is unlikely that she fell overboard and drowned given that she was a trained lifeguard and the ship was close to shore at the time of her disappearance. It is also considered unlikely that Amy voluntarily disappeared to start a new life. She had recently graduated from college and was anticipating starting a new job when she returned to her home in Chesterfield County, Virginia.
There were possible sightings of Amy in Curaçao in 1998 and 1999. Two Canadian tourists reported seeing a woman resembling Amy on a beach in Curaçao in 1998. The woman's tattoos were reportedly identical to Amy's. Bradley has a Tasmanian Devil spinning a basketball tattoo on her shoulder; the sun on her lower back, a Chinese symbol, on her right ankle and a Gecko lizard, on her navel. She also has a navel ring.[1]
In 1999 an American sailor reported that he went to a brothel on Curaçao and was approached by a young woman. She told him her name was Amy Bradley and asked for his help. At this point, two men in the bar escorted her upstairs. Unfortunately, by the time the witness reported this to police several months later, the brothel had burned down.
She was also potentially spotted in 2005, when a witness claimed she was seen in a department store restroom in Barbados.[2]
An image of a young woman resembling Amy that was emailed to her parents was shown on the Dr. Phil show, and it suggests that she may have been sold into sexual slavery.
There is a $250,000 reward for information leading to Amy's return.
In January 2011, CNN Justice raised speculation that a jawbone found in Aruba might belong to Bradley.[2]
See also
- Rebecca Coriam, a cruise ship worker who disappeared off the coast of Mexico in 2011.
- List of people who disappeared mysteriously
References
External links
May 16, 2012
Patricia Ann LaLonde “Trish” - 2012 - Mount Olive, NC
from http://missingtrishlalonde.com/
Patricia Ann LaLonde “Trish”
DATE MISSING: February 22, 2012
AGE AT TIME MISSING: 43
NICKNAME: “Trish”
HEIGHT: 5’8″ WEIGHT: 95 pounds EYES: Brown
HAIR: shoulder length dirty blonde and may have colored extensions in it.
CLOTHING: She was last seen wearing a white tank top style shirt, a mini skirt, and slip-on shoes.
SCARS: She has cutting scars on both her arms
TRANSPORTATION: She is operating a yellow in color Eton Beamer 49cc scooter with
black side mirrors and pink-in-design stickers covering the front and sides. Also,
a black motorcycle helmet with multiple scratches all over it
OTHER: She is missing two front teeth
CIRCUMSTANCE:
Patricia Ann Lalonde, 43, is missing from Mount Olive, North Carolina.
She is a white female with a slender build. Mount Olive Police are requesting public assistance in locating her.
Patricia was last seen in the 900 block of Southwest Center Street.
Police further said she was not in possession of her pocketbook or wallet, both of which are still in the home.
She was in possession of a cell phone when last seen. Ms. Lalonde has associates in Mount Olive, Dudley, Calypso, and Warsaw. Her mother resides in Borger, Texas.
Persons having any information on the whereabouts or possible location of Patricia Ann Lalonde are asked to contact the investigating officer, Captain Tommy Brown at the Mount Olive Police Department at 919-658-5031, extension 102 or email tbrown@townofmountolivenc.com. Callers may also contact Wayne County Communications at 919-731-1493 24 hours a day, their local police or 9-1-1.
NamUs: https://www.findthemissing.
Patricia Ann LaLonde “Trish”
DATE MISSING: February 22, 2012
AGE AT TIME MISSING: 43
NICKNAME: “Trish”
HEIGHT: 5’8″ WEIGHT: 95 pounds EYES: Brown
HAIR: shoulder length dirty blonde and may have colored extensions in it.
CLOTHING: She was last seen wearing a white tank top style shirt, a mini skirt, and slip-on shoes.
SCARS: She has cutting scars on both her arms
TRANSPORTATION: She is operating a yellow in color Eton Beamer 49cc scooter with
black side mirrors and pink-in-design stickers covering the front and sides. Also,
a black motorcycle helmet with multiple scratches all over it
OTHER: She is missing two front teeth
CIRCUMSTANCE:
Patricia Ann Lalonde, 43, is missing from Mount Olive, North Carolina.
She is a white female with a slender build. Mount Olive Police are requesting public assistance in locating her.
Patricia was last seen in the 900 block of Southwest Center Street.
Police further said she was not in possession of her pocketbook or wallet, both of which are still in the home.
She was in possession of a cell phone when last seen. Ms. Lalonde has associates in Mount Olive, Dudley, Calypso, and Warsaw. Her mother resides in Borger, Texas.
Persons having any information on the whereabouts or possible location of Patricia Ann Lalonde are asked to contact the investigating officer, Captain Tommy Brown at the Mount Olive Police Department at 919-658-5031, extension 102 or email tbrown@townofmountolivenc.com. Callers may also contact Wayne County Communications at 919-731-1493 24 hours a day, their local police or 9-1-1.
NamUs: https://www.findthemissing.
Among the Ghost of Yesteryear.. A Poem by April's Mom Gloria.
Among the Ghost Yesteryear
by Gloria Denton on Sunday, February 19, 2012 at 2:04pm ·
By Gloria Denton
No candle, no cake, no happy Birthday song.
April Beth, you’ve been missing way too long.
Again today, I will stare at your pictures on the wall.
I beam with pride for you and stand six feet tall.
Lord, how much longer will this go on,
It’s been almost eight years, and I recall the first day she was gone.
Why does she have to be missing year after year?
Oh Lord, give her back and dry away my tears.
It was just a few short weeks ago,
I saw the picture for the very first time, an image forever painted in my mind.
Taken deep beneath the sands in the desert town of Ludlow.
Standing was a dusty handmade wooden cross, all I could do was stare at it and cry.
Around the base was a perfect circle of rocks. As I looked at this all I’m thinking is Why? Why?
At the bottom of a cold dark mine, buried with the ghost from yesteryear.
Stands this cross and several clues they left behind. Were you already gone or taking down by overwhelming fear.
So once more we will take out the shovels and picks,
Bucket by bucket, we’ll sift through the sand, as I sit at home watching the clock as it ticks.
I ask you Lord, to come sit and hold my hand, while I sit at home waiting on the phone to ring,
I’ll reflect on memories, especially this special day.
I turn to you Lord for comfort, by faith I do cling.
Without you, I could not walk down this saddened pathway.
Every time I left there, I knew I was leaving you,
the emotions overcame me every time I left. Satan’s mocking words,” in death you failed April too”.
Oh Lord ease the pain within, remove Satan’s net. If nothing else, I know one thing that is sure, today was the happiest day holing you in my own childlike arms.
My love for you was beyond measure and perfectly pure, your little face was the porcelain made charm.
Today I love you even so much more, I thank god for the time we shared together.
My love for you is unconditional that’s for sure. And I will cling to Gods promises this won’t last, but one day we will have forever!
May 11, 2012
Keys to Healing Retreat - Project Jason 2012
Project Jason Keys to Healing Retreat
All Photos and text are from the Project Jason Website
Keys to Healing: Mind, Body, and Spirittm
We who live with the unique reality of having a missing loved one
know the difficulties we face in this situation. We know the emotions
and the frustrations. None of us living with what is called "an
ambiguous loss" knows how long this journey will last, so it’s
important that we do all that we do what we can to keep ourselves
mentally, physically, and spiritually strong for the day we have our
answers.
These are the Keys to Healing, the keys to help you face each day as best you can
without your missing loved one.
We feel this is such an important and needed venture. To our
knowledge, there is no other open invitation retreat for families in
the US.
Our Keys to Healing Retreat, held each year beginning on Friday and ending Sunday afternoon, embraces you with sessions that address the mind, body, and spirit. Our principal trainer is Duane Bowers, LPC, the nation’s foremost traumatic loss therapist and educator. Among his many services to families dealing with grief is providing support to families of abducted, missing, exploited and murdered children through the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and to families of missing persons of any age through Project Jason’s Healing Harbor. Bowers is the author of “Guiding Your Family Through Loss and Grief” and “A Child is Missing: Providing Support for Families of Missing Children.”
The Project Jason Board of Directors is pleased to announce that the 4th annual Keys to Healing Retreat
will take place August 10-12, 2012. The retreat is open to family
members of missing persons whose cases are listed with law enforcement
agencies in North America. Classes offered during the retreat will
cover all aspects of living in the "not knowing," with a focus on
mental, spiritual, and physical healing.
Class descriptions and pricing will be announced at a later date. Pricing will be determined by any grants, corporate or private sponsorships received prior to the opening of registration for the event in 2012. Project Jason's ultimate goal is to be able to offer the retreat at no charge. Short of that, we will always offer a discount that we subsidize.
The Keys to Healing will again take place at the Swanson Center, a spacious, comfortable, and scenic retreat center near Omaha, NE. The entire center has been booked to ensure the most private and peaceful of experiences for the attendees.
A personal message from Kelly Jolkowski, president and founder of Project Jason:
"I have been blessed during the nine years since the disappearance of my son, Jason, to have had a good support system, faith for the journey, and training to gain an understand of what is happening inside me and how to handle a variety of situations as they come along. I have learned to laugh again and experience joy, while at the same time keeping the search for my son active. I could not possibly box up what I learned and send it to you, but I can give it to you in the Keys to Healing retreat.
"So, this is my gift to you from me and Project Jason. I hope you’ll be able be able to join us."
Kelly Jolkowski, Mother of Missing Jason Jolkowski
President and Founder,
Project Jason
Are you ready?
Feel free to pass this message along to other families of the missing you know. We're very excited about this, and dozens of families who have been through this retreat are just as excited. We hope that you are too.
Questions? Ask away!
Want to help? We welcome monetary donations to help reach our ultimate goal of offering this retreat free of charge to families of the missing. We also have a wish list of items needed for the retreat that you may donate.
Donations of any kind are not accepted from families of the missing, only from those who support our efforts to assist them in their journeys.
All Photos and text are from the Project Jason Website
All Photos and text are from the Project Jason Website
Keys to Healing: Mind, Body, and Spirittm
Project Jason Retreat
without your missing loved one.
Our Keys to Healing Retreat, held each year beginning on Friday and ending Sunday afternoon, embraces you with sessions that address the mind, body, and spirit. Our principal trainer is Duane Bowers, LPC, the nation’s foremost traumatic loss therapist and educator. Among his many services to families dealing with grief is providing support to families of abducted, missing, exploited and murdered children through the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and to families of missing persons of any age through Project Jason’s Healing Harbor. Bowers is the author of “Guiding Your Family Through Loss and Grief” and “A Child is Missing: Providing Support for Families of Missing Children.”
Class descriptions and pricing will be announced at a later date. Pricing will be determined by any grants, corporate or private sponsorships received prior to the opening of registration for the event in 2012. Project Jason's ultimate goal is to be able to offer the retreat at no charge. Short of that, we will always offer a discount that we subsidize.
The Keys to Healing will again take place at the Swanson Center, a spacious, comfortable, and scenic retreat center near Omaha, NE. The entire center has been booked to ensure the most private and peaceful of experiences for the attendees.
"I have been blessed during the nine years since the disappearance of my son, Jason, to have had a good support system, faith for the journey, and training to gain an understand of what is happening inside me and how to handle a variety of situations as they come along. I have learned to laugh again and experience joy, while at the same time keeping the search for my son active. I could not possibly box up what I learned and send it to you, but I can give it to you in the Keys to Healing retreat.
"So, this is my gift to you from me and Project Jason. I hope you’ll be able be able to join us."
Kelly Jolkowski, Mother of Missing Jason Jolkowski
President and Founder,
Project Jason
Feel free to pass this message along to other families of the missing you know. We're very excited about this, and dozens of families who have been through this retreat are just as excited. We hope that you are too.
Questions? Ask away!
Want to help? We welcome monetary donations to help reach our ultimate goal of offering this retreat free of charge to families of the missing. We also have a wish list of items needed for the retreat that you may donate.
Donations of any kind are not accepted from families of the missing, only from those who support our efforts to assist them in their journeys.
All Photos and text are from the Project Jason Website
George Robert Zelaya - 2005 - Homosassa, FL
George
Robert "Skip" Zelaya was last seen at approximately 6:00pm at his
residence in the vicinity of the 5700 block of S. Sea Otter Path in
Homosassa, FL. His white, four door, 1988 Lincoln sedan was located the
following day at a shopping center off of Hwy 19 in Homosassa, FL. He
has a growth on his left pinky finger, and minor scars on hands and
arms. Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Alias / Nickname: Skip
Date of Birth: 1943-05-22
Date Missing: 2005-01-13
From City/State: Homosassa, FL
Missing From (Country): USA
Age at Time of Disappearance: 61
Gender: Male
Race: White
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 140 pounds
Hair Color: Brown
Hair (Other): Gray at temples
Eye Color: Brown
Complexion: Medium
Glasses/Contacts Description: Reading glasses.
Identifying Characteristics: Growth on left pinky finger, minor scars on hands and arms.
Jewelry: Silver "Timex" watch.
Circumstances of Disappearance: Unknown.
Investigative Agency: Citrus County Sheriff's Office
Phone: (352) 726-4488
Investigative Case #: 05010575
If you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be helpful in this investigation please contact:
Citrus County Sheriff's Office at (352) 726-4488
Christie Lynn Wilson - 2005 - Rocklin, CA
Christie
was last seen at approximately 1:15am at a casino in the vicinity of
the 1200 block of Athens Rd. in Lincoln, CA. She was seen walking out of
the casino along with a 53 year old male individual who drove a light
gray Toyota Camry. Christie's vehicle was found in the casino parking
lot. She is missing under suspicious circumstances.Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Date of Birth: 1978-01-10
Date Missing: 2005-10-05
From City/State: Lincoln, CA
Missing From (Country): USA
Age at Time of Disappearance: 27
Gender: Female
Race: White
Height: 64 inches
Weight: 140 pounds
Hair Color: Lt. Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Complexion: Medium
Glasses/Contacts Description: Clear contacts.
Identifying Characteristics: Mole on back, three staple size surgical scars on left leg below knee, double pierced ears.
Clothing: Black crew neck silky type shirt with 3/4 length sleeves, blue jeans, open toed wedged sandals with approximately a 4" heel, carrying a small black rectangular purse with black shoulder strap.
Jewelry: Small hoop earrings, two toned gold and silver watch.
Circumstances of Disappearance: Unknown
Investigative Agency: Placer County Sheriff's Department
Phone: (530) 889-7800
Investigative Case #: SO-05-14745
If
you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be
helpful in this investigation please contact the Placer County Sheriff's
Department at (530) 889-7800
Terrance Deon Williams - 2011 - Naples, FL
Terrance
was last seen in the vicinity of 111th Ave. and Vanderbilt Dr. in
Naples, FL. He was possibly sighted later that day at a convenience
store in the vicinity of Wiggins Pass and US 41. His vehicle, a white
Cadillac, was found on Vanderbilt Beach Rd. in Naples, FL on 1/12/04.Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Date of Birth: 1976-01-17
Date Missing: 2004-01-11
From City/State: Naples, FL
Missing From (Country): USA
Age at Time of Disappearance: 27
Gender: Male
Race: Black
Height: 68 inches
Weight: 160 pounds
Hair Color: Brown
Hair (Other): Sandy with dreadlocks.
Eye Color: Brown
Complexion: Light
Identifying Characteristics: Pierced ears, vertical surgical scar on right shoulder, dark birthmark on right side of abdomen, tattoo of the letter "T" in italics above left chest, tattoo of the letters "ET" in square block style on outer right shoulder, tattoo of the name "Terrance" on left forearm in red ink with blue highlights, front upper right tooth has a gold crown with the letter "T" on it, solid gold cap on tooth to the right of the one with the letter "T."
Clothing: Short sleeve button-up shirt, blue jeans, brown "Timberland" boots.
Jewelry: Diamond earrings, watch with white stones surrounding the face and a silver metal band.
Circumstances of Disappearance: Unknown
Investigative Agency: Collier County Sheriff's Office
Phone: (800) 780-8477
Investigative Case #: 04-1610
NCIC #: M-093880266
If
you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be
helpful in this investigation please contact the Collier County
Sheriff's Office at (800) 780-8477
Christina Whittaker Young - 2009 - Hannibal, MO
Christina
was last seen leaving Rookies Sports Bar (611 Broadway) at 11:45 pm on
November 13, 2009. Witnesses say she left the bar alone, after possibly
taking prescription medication in addition to drinking alcohol.Earlier, she had spoken to her boyfriend at about 10:30 pm, telling him that she had a ride and would be home around midnight. She also indicated that she planned to stop by a restaurant and bring him something to eat. That was the last time her family heard from her.
Christina has shoulder length naturally curly hair but may straighten it. She has a tattoo on the back of her left shoulder, an outline of an angel that is 10" long and 8" wide. She also has a tattoo of a green Care Bear, approximately 3" tall, on her left ankle.
She was last seen wearing blue jeans, a white v-neck top with a pink tank top underneath, new white Nikes with a pink stripe, and a ring with a pink stone and a cluster of diamonds about 1/2" long.
Christina has fibromyalgia, is bi-polar, and suffers from depression. She may require medical attention.
Christina Whittaker Young has a young daughter, Alexandria, at home. Police are currently out of leads and asking for your help.
Date of Birth: 03/25/1988
Missing Since: 11/13/2009
Missing From: Hannibal, MO
Age at Disappearance: 21 years
Sex: Female
Race: White
Height: 5’6”
Weight: 130 lbs
Hair: Red shoulder length. Naturally curly but may straighten
Eyes: Brown
Complexion: Fair-light
Investigative Agency: Hannibal Police Dept
Agency Phone: (573) 221-0987
Investigative Case #: 2009-030080
If
you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be
helpful in this investigation please contact: Hannibal Police Department
at (573) 221-0987
Esther L. Westenbarger - 2009 - Kokomo, IN
Esther
Westenbarger was last seen on Wednesday, November 12th, 2009 at
approximately 1:30 a.m. At that time she was on foot and leaving
Miller’s Tavern at 125 W. Elm Street in Kokomo, Indiana and may have
been walking from Miller’s Tavern to the Hoosier Bar where her car was
last seen. Her car, also missing, is a gold 2005 Cadillac CTS
with personalized Ohio license plates which read MSESTER. Her family
suspects fould play and asks for your help.Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Date of Birth: 9/16/1958
Date Missing: 11/12/2009
From City/State: Kokomo, IN
Age at Time of Disappearance: 51
Gender: Female
Race: White
Height: 5'7"
Weight: 135 pounds
Hair Color: Auburn (redish brown/ shoulder length)
Eye Color: Brown
Complexion: Light
Identifying Characteristics: Tattoo of yellow and black 1st Cavalry Army patch on upper left bicep, tattoo of brown and black parachute with wings on left ankle
Last seen wearing: Cream colored 3/4 length V-neck shirt, blue jeans, dark leather jacket, flip flop shoes and cowboy hat
Investigative Agency: Howard County (IN) Sheriff's Department
Investigative Agency Phone: (765) 456-2020
Investigative Agency Website: www.howardcosheriff.com
Investigative Case #: 2009-23974
NCIC #: M-418479581
From Esther's family:
Esther L. Westenbarger is a loved and very much missed person. She is a great mother and grandmother. Her whole family wants her to be found. She just recently moved to Indiana from Ohio to be closer to her family. She has two kids, my brother and I, who will not let up on the search for her. She has two beautiful grand daughters who miss her very much. She is a great woman, and she has lots of friends and family who will continue to look for her and we will not stop until she is found. If anyone who reads this believes they have seen her please call the police phone number below as soon as possible.
If you have any information on this case please contact:
Detective Galloway of the Howard County Sheriff Department’s
Criminal Investigation Division (765) 456-2031
Patricia Marie Viola - 2001 - Bogota, NJ
Patricia
was last seen at Bixby School Library. She arrived home and left again
at approx. 1-2:30pm setting her alarm as she left. Personal items,
purse, keys, ID, and medication were all left behind. She has a seizure
disorder and may be disoriented and have amnesia.Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Date of Birth: 1958-08-18
Date Missing: 2001-02-13
From City/State: Bogota, NJ
Age at Time of Disappearance: 42
Gender: Female
Race: White
Height: 62 inches
Weight: 125 pounds
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Brown
Complexion: Medium
Identifying Characteristics: Ears pierced.
Clothing: Green or gray long sleeved sport shirt, jeans, white athletic shoes, black cloth winter jacket.
Jewelry: 14 karat gold wedding band, engangement ring with 1 karat round stone worn on left finger.
Investigative Agency: Bogota Police Department
Phone: (201) 487-2400
Investigative Case #: 2001-23-18
NCIC #: M-341353827
If you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be helpful in this investigation please contact:
Bogota Police Department at (201) 487-2400
Carla Vicentini - 2006 - Newark, NJ
Carla Vicentini
Carla
was last seen at approximately 2:30 a.m. on February 10, 2006 leaving
the Adega Bar & Grill located in the 100 block of Ferry Street in
Newark, New Jersey. It is possible she returned to her residence on
Ferry St. near the restuarant.Carla was wearing a blue Hugo Boss coat, white sleeveless shirt, blue jeans, and high-heeled brown ankle boots. She has a tattoo of a tiger on her stomach and a tattoo of an angel on her back.
Near the time of her disappearance, she was talking to a man in his early 30's, approximately 200 pounds, with salt and pepper hair and blue eyes, possibly named "Antonio."
Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Alias / Nickname: Carlinha
Date of Birth: April 29, 1983
Place of Birth: Brazil
Date Missing: February 10, 2006
From City/State: Newark, NJ
Age at Time of Disappearance: 22
Gender: Female
Race: Caucasian
Height: 5'7" inches
Weight: 140 pounds
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Brown
Complexion: Olive
Identifying Characteristics: Multiple piercings in ears, pierced navel, pierced tongue, tattoo of a red "chameleon" on right side of abdomen, tattoo of a dark gray "angel" with open wings on back, previously fractured right side of collarbone.
Clothing: White sleeveless shirt, blue jeans, light brown high heeled ankle boots.
Jewelry: Silver ball in navel, silver ball in tongue, "Mormai" brand sportswatch worn on left wrist, large silver ring on ring finger, two silver rope style necklaces one with a pendant.
Circumstances of Disappearance: Unknown.
Investigative Agency: Newark Police Department
Phone: (973) 733-4336
Investigative Case #: 06-14648
NCIC #: M-935522581
If you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be helpful in this investigation please contact:
Newark Police Department at (973) 733-4336 or
NJSP Missing Persons Unit at (800) 709-7090
Heather Danyelle Teague - 1995 - Spottsville, KY
Heather
was lying in the sun at 12:45pm. An eye witness from across the river
watched through a telescope as a man wearing a wig and a mosquito net
dragged Heather into the woods.Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Date of Birth: 1972-04-25
Date Missing: 1995-08-26
From City/State: Spottsville, KY
Age at Time of Disappearance: 23
Gender: Female
Race: White
Height: 62 inches
Weight: 100 pounds
Hair Color: Brown
Eye Color: Green
Complexion: Medium
Identifying Characteristics: Red round birthmark on right buttock; noticeable curvature of the spine.
Clothing: Red plaid bathing suit (it was found near the abduction site).
Investigative Agency: Kentucky State Police
Phone: (270) 826-3312
NCIC #: M-859716833
If you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be helpful in this investigation please contact: Kentucky State Police at (270) 826-3312
Mouy Tang - 2008 - Cleveland County, NC
Mouy, a native of Cambodia and a resident of "Unique Living" in Cleveland County, North Carolina, wandered from the oft-criticized adult-care home on Wednesday, September 3, 2008.
According to the missing person's report, Mouy was last seen around 7:15 a.m. on September 3 after refusing to take her medication. A short time later, the report read, a teacher at Burns High called and asked if they were missing an Asian resident. A staff member was sent to the student parking lot, where Mouy was last seen, but could not find her.
"Mr. (Gregory) Oates (supervisor at Unique Living) stated that Ms. Mouy was capable of living a normal life," read the report by Deputy J.M. Bradley. "He stated she did have an illness but managed it well."
The report read that Oates expected Mouy to return on her own. But, 12 hours after she was reported missing, the search continued.
Sex: Female
Race: Asian
Age at Time of Disappearance: 46
Last Seen: 9/3/2008
Height: 5’2"
Weight: 148 lbs.
Hair: Black, Medium Length
Eyes: Dark Brown
Clothing: White shirt, beige Capri pants
Distinguishing Marks: Birthmark under left eye
Location Last Seen: Burns High School parking lot, 307 E Stagecoach Trail, Lawndale, NC
Investigative Agency: Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office
Investigative Agency Phone: (704) 484-4822
Mouy Tang may be endangered and needs medical attention immediately.
Anyone with information about Mouy Tang, please call:
Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office at (704) 484-4822
or
CRIME STOPPERS: (704) 481-8477
(704) 481-TIPS
Anyone with information about Mouy Tang, please call:
Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office at (704) 484-4822
or
CRIME STOPPERS: (704) 481-8477
(704) 481-TIPS
Brian Sullivan - 2007 - Rochester, NY
Brian Sullivan
http://helpfindbriansullivan.com/tag/brian-sullivan-missing/
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20069345-504083.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zfaqU6Wp1pQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kRDZjEhvrA
Case Report - NamUs MP # 6701
Case Information
| Missing | |
| Brian | |
| William | |
| Sullivan | |
| Sully, Chuck Briswold, Charles Briswold | |
| 1076583 | |
| July 07, 2007 05:38 | |
| 04/15/2010 |
| 20 to 20 years old | |
| 24 years old | |
| White | |
| Male | |
| 71.0 | |
| 170.0 |
Circumstances
| Rochester | |
| New York | |
| 14628 | |
| Monroe | |
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Transportation Methods
Dental
| Dental information / charting is available and entered |
DNA
| Sample submitted - Tests complete |
Fingerprint Information
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Police Information
| Inspector | |
| Kevin | |
| Garvey | |
| 5857534900 | |
| kgarvey@monroecounty.gov | |
| EMS003821 | |
| July 11, 2007 |
| County | |
| Monroe County Sheriff's Department | |
| 130 South Plymouth Avenue | |
| Rochester | |
| New York | |
| 14614 |
Images
Facial/case ID
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Age progression
Public viewable Aged to 21 years.(6/2009) |
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Willie C. Standberry, Sr. - 2006 - Cleveland, OH
Willie
“"Chuck"” Standberry was last seen on Thursday, December 7, 2006 at
approximately 7:15 pm near the intersection of East 89 & Grant (off
Buckeyes) and then at the Shell gas station on East 123 and St. Clair at
approximately 7:45 pm. He was driving a 2001 hunter green Ford Focus,
with Ohio Temporary tag #M123587 or license plate #EAU8688. Mr.
Standberry wears glasses, walks with a limp in his right leg, and was
last seen wearing a baseball cap, a beige jogging suit and a suede
jacket.When he went missing, he owned three houses, was a gospel musician, had a girlfriend, and talked to his grandchildren every day. He has not been seen or heard from since the evening of his disappearance.
Classification: Endangered Missing Senior Citizen
DOB: October 28, 1934
Missing Since: December 7, 2006
Age at time of disappearance: 73 years
Sex: Male
Race: Black
Hair: Black/Balding
Eyes: Brown
Height: 6’' 2"”
Weight: 210 lbs
Alias/Nickname: Chuck
Missing From: Cleveland, OH
Last seen wearing: baseball cap, beige jogging suit, suede jacket.
Distinguishing Characteristics: wears glasses, walks with a limp in his right leg.
Case Number: EC060-8092
If you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be helpful in this investigation please contact:
East Cleveland OH Police Department
(216) 681-2379
East Cleveland OH Police Department
(216) 681-2379
- or -
24 hour confidential information line
(216) 367-9035
(216) 367-9035
Crystal Gail Soles - 2005 - Andrews, SC
Crystal was last seen in the morning hours at the Shaw's Corner Store in the vicinity of Jones Ave. and Main St. in Andrews, SC.Classification: Endangered Missing Adult
Alias / Nickname: Frog
Date of Birth: 1976-11-10
Date Missing: 2005-01-24
From City/State: Andrews, SC
Missing From (Country): USA
Age at Time of Disappearance: 28
Gender: Female
Race: White
Height: 65 inches
Weight: 135 pounds
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Blue
Complexion: Medium
Identifying Characteristics: Double pierced ears.
Jewelry: Numberous rings, watch worn on left wrist.
Circumstances of Disappearance: Unknown.
Investigative Case #: 05-02232
If
you believe you have any information regarding this case that will be
helpful in this investigation please contact the Andrews Police
Department at (843) 264-5223
May 10, 2012
May 9, 2012
Michael Wilkerson - 2011 - Ashboro, NC
Michael Wilkerson
Luthenna Joyce Morin just wants to know whether her son is dead or alive. She knows there is little chance that he is alive, but her mother’s heart won’t let her give up that fragile thread of hope.
Michael Dwayne Wilkerson was last seen on Sept. 15, 2011 in the area of Burney Road and New Hope Church Road.
A wrecked truck had his cell phone in it but there was no one in or around the truck.
Morin learned about the wreck and the phone when she filed a missing person report on Sept. 24.
Morin has been through the motions of living ever since. Thanksgiving and Christmas were just days that went by. The hardest day was Michael’s 35th birthday on Dec. 1.
“I know if he could, Michael would call me. Maybe he had a head injury in that wreck. Maybe he wasn’t even in that truck,” Morin said. “I worry about so many things that could have happened. People do get amnesia. I know if he could, he would find a way to get in touch with me.”
Det. Ed Blair said, and Morin agreed, that the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office had done all they could do without a new lead.
“We would like to know what happened, too,” Blair said. “We encourage Mrs. Morin to keep talking about Michael, to stay on the Internet, put up posters, whatever she can think to do that might get someone to come forward with information.”
The pickup truck that hit a pole on Burney Road was totaled and had been reported stolen from a residence on U.S. 220 Business near Crestview Church Road. No one was in or around the truck and no trail from it when a highway patrol trooper responded about 5:15 a.m. The last call made on Michael’s phone had been made about 2:30 a.m., Morin said. A passerby had called in the wreck.
The truck was turned over to the owner, who sold it for salvage.
The sheriff’s office sent two search teams with dogs and scoured the area. Search planes flew over looking for images of remains.
Divers searched nearby Black Lake. They found no clues to Wilkerson’s whereabouts.
Det. Derrick Hill said the case is still open.
“We are still following every lead that comes in, but so far nothing has panned out,” Hill said. “We would like to know what happened out on Burney Road and we will follow up every lead we get. Anybody who knows anything can make an anonymous call to Crime Stoppers.”
Morin said in addition to the Crime Stoppers reward, there is the possibility of an additional reward.
The last time Morin spoke to her son was about 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 14, 2011. He had had hand surgery and she was to pick him up the next morning to take him for a check-up. Their last words to each other were, “I love you,” which was the way they ended all conversations. When he didn’t call the next morning and didn’t answer her calls, she began looking for him at every place she thought he might be.
Michael was her only child, born healthy against all odds because of her own health issues, especially her heart.
“As hard a time as I had getting him here and keeping him, to lose him like this is more than I can bear,” she said.
Morin is very honest about Michael being a difficult teenager and his drug addiction as an adult. The hand surgery was for infections from drug use.
Morin and Michael’s father did all they could do, looked for every way they could help him. He was hospitalized several times, but left on his own.
Morin said the last time she went with him to his mental health counselor, he begged for help to get off drugs. When he was told there was a two-week wait for a bed, Morin said, Michael told her that would be too late.
“He was badly addicted, but he was not a drug dealer. It would mean so much if I could just know what has happened to him,” Morin said. “I am afraid too much time has gone by, but I hope someone will know something or remember something. This is just tearing my heart out.”
The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office would like to hear from anyone who has any information that might be helpful. Call (336) 318-6699 or make an anonymous call to Randolph County Crime Stoppers at (336) 672-7463.
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