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Saturday, September 1, 2012
Missing From Kingsland, Georgia Since 8/23/2012 Car Found in Deerfield, Florida Please Help Find Ivy Merck
Florida
Missing From Kingsland, Georgia Since 8/23/2012 Car Found in Deerfield, Florida Please Help Find Ivy Merck
Ivy Dawn Merck, age 24, was last seen August 23, 2012. Her dark green 2008 Honda CRV was found around 10 p.m. Wednesday in the parking lot of a Marshalls store at 3850 W. Hillsboro Blvd., in Deerfield Beach, Florida.
Merck, a Camden native and University of Georgia graduate, was listed as missing after her father, Steven Merck, told police in Athens that his daughter never arrived home in Kingsland last Thursday, August 23, 2012.
Merck told her roommate and boss at the Good Hands Vet Clinic, where she worked as a vet tech, on Tuesday, Aug. 21, that she was leaving Athens to drive home to Kingsland. She was driving her dark green 2008 Honda CRV, license place number AYZ-5912.
On Aug. 23, the Good Hands clinic received a text from Merck and a request for copies of her dog's medical records from the clinic where Merck boarded the dog until Thursday, Aug. 30.
Merck is 5’1” tall, weighs 115 pounds, with brown eyes and dark blonde to brown hair.
If anyone has seen or had any recent contact with Ms. Merck please contact the Camden County Sheriff's Office at (912) 729-1442 or (912) 510-5160 or (912) 510-5100 or report it to Broward Sheriff's Office Det. Chris Blankenship, who is working with the Kingsland (Ga.) Police Department, at (954) 321-4268 or anonymously report information to Broward Crime Stoppers at 1-866-493-TIPS (8477) or online at www.browardcrimestoppers.org
Please share her flyer with your friends. A online flyer is a excellent way to get the word out about a Missing Person. With todays technology it can be viewed literally anywhere, computers, Ipads, Cell phones, forwarded, downloaded and printed, etc. You can also tag your friends to the flyer which is another good way to spread the word quickly about a missing person, (you must "Like" the page it's uploaded on before it will let you tag it).
Retweet on Twitter and view & save in full size for printing high quality posters by right clicking and then click save at this link: http://twitter.com/MissingCases/status/241294571999490050/photo/1/large (size will be much larger than saving off Facebook 800 x 1032).
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Sources: Camden County Sheriff's Office, Camden County GA and http://bocanewsnow.com/2012/08/30/missing-georgia-woman-may-be-near-boca-raton/
Mr. Johansen was last seen in the Greenbrier County area on Wednesday, June 13, 2007.
Cold Case Files
June, 2007 - Missing Person - Greenbrier County
Mr. Johansen was last seen in the Greenbrier County area on Wednesday, June 13, 2007. He had just completed the sale of his personal vehicle and it is believed that he was to then travel to the Akron, Ohio area for the purpose of purchasing a new vehicle. It is not known by what means he was to make this trip to Ohio. Mr. Johansen has been a long time resident of the Greenbrier County area and his long time disappearance is unusual and troubling to his close friends. The West Virginia State Police are requesting that anyone with any information regarding the disappearance of James Johansen contact the West Virginia State Police Lewisburg Detachment at 304-647-7600.
June, 2007 - Missing Person - Greenbrier County
Mr. Johansen was last seen in the Greenbrier County area on Wednesday, June 13, 2007. He had just completed the sale of his personal vehicle and it is believed that he was to then travel to the Akron, Ohio area for the purpose of purchasing a new vehicle. It is not known by what means he was to make this trip to Ohio. Mr. Johansen has been a long time resident of the Greenbrier County area and his long time disappearance is unusual and troubling to his close friends. The West Virginia State Police are requesting that anyone with any information regarding the disappearance of James Johansen contact the West Virginia State Police Lewisburg Detachment at 304-647-7600.
The West Virginia State Police are requesting that anyone with any information regarding the disappearance of Jerry Lee Cushey contact the West Virginia State Police Morgantown Detachment at 304-285-3200, or the Pennsylvania State Police Belle Vernon Barracks at 724-929-6262.
The West Virginia State Police are assisting the Pennsylvania State Police with the investigation of a missing Pennsylvania man that, according to family members, has been missing since October 12, 2001. The missing man has been identified as thirty year old Jerry Lee Cushey.
The West Virginia State Police, at the request of the family, have conducted a total of four ground searches and four water searches, including one water search on October 12, 2001. The searches have been concentrated around the Cheat Lake area in Monongalia County. On October 12, 2001 there were a total of thirty-seven members representing Granville Volunteer Fire Department, Barbour County Search and Rescue Tactical Team, Marion County Dive Rescue Team, Mountaineer Area Rescue Group, and the Cheat Lake Volunteer Fire Department, assisting in the search. To date, the searches have produced no conclusive evidence.
The West Virginia State Police are requesting that anyone with any information regarding the disappearance of Jerry Lee Cushey contact the West Virginia State Police Morgantown Detachment at 304-285-3200, or the Pennsylvania State Police Belle Vernon Barracks at 724-929-6262.
The West Virginia State Police, at the request of the family, have conducted a total of four ground searches and four water searches, including one water search on October 12, 2001. The searches have been concentrated around the Cheat Lake area in Monongalia County. On October 12, 2001 there were a total of thirty-seven members representing Granville Volunteer Fire Department, Barbour County Search and Rescue Tactical Team, Marion County Dive Rescue Team, Mountaineer Area Rescue Group, and the Cheat Lake Volunteer Fire Department, assisting in the search. To date, the searches have produced no conclusive evidence.
The West Virginia State Police are requesting that anyone with any information regarding the disappearance of Jerry Lee Cushey contact the West Virginia State Police Morgantown Detachment at 304-285-3200, or the Pennsylvania State Police Belle Vernon Barracks at 724-929-6262.
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