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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Amir Jennings 18 months MISSING since November 2011 - SC 18-month-old Amir Jennings has still not been found, and his mom Zinah, 23, has been convicted of unlawful conduct after police say she repeatedly misled them about the boy’s whereabouts and refused to produce evidence that he was indeed safe and sound after her claim he was unharmed in Decembe

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Amir Jennings 18 months MISSING since November 2011 - SC
18-month-old Amir Jennings has still not been found, and his mom Zinah, 23, has been convicted of unlawful conduct after police say she repeatedly misled them about the boy’s whereabo

uts and refused to produce evidence that he was indeed safe and sound after her claim he was unharmed in December.

Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/326838/amir-jennings-mom-zinah-jennings-found-guilty-sentenced-to-10-years-in-boys-disappearance/#m1cuoiOd5wDwL8mg.99

Photo: Amir Jennings 18 months MISSING since November 2011 - SC
18-month-old Amir Jennings has still not been found, and his mom Zinah, 23, has been convicted of unlawful conduct after police say she repeatedly misled them about the boy’s whereabouts and refused to produce evidence that he was indeed safe and sound after her claim he was unharmed in December.

Read more at http://www.inquisitr.com/326838/amir-jennings-mom-zinah-jennings-found-guilty-sentenced-to-10-years-in-boys-disappearance/#m1cuoiOd5wDwL8mg.99

new photo of Jessica. Please share this and the Code Amber Amber Alert, she is still missing.

10/9/2012: Missing Jessica Ridgeway Case Update: RAW VIDEO: Lengthy interview with Jessica's family: Article: WESTMINSTER, Colorado -- Describing her as a 10-year-old who “can’t wait to be a teenager,” Sarah Ridgeway talked about her daught...See More

A new photo of Jessica. Please share this and the Code Amber Amber Alert, she is still missing.

er Jessica Ridgeway — and the last morning she saw her.

Surrounded by members of her extended family and speaking publicly for the first time since Jessica went missing four days earlier, Sarah was mostly composed.

Sarah described the alarm clock Jessica begged her to buy going off at 7:45 a.m. — “she wanted to be able to get up on her own,” Sarah said. The worried mother described seeing her daughter coming down the stars, watching T.V., eating a granola bar, getting dressed, peeling an orange for a snack later that day and walking out the front door.

“It was like any other morning,” Sarah said, breaking down in tears. “I watched her walk out the door. Her friend says she’s walking too. That was the last time I saw her.

“I want her to walk back through that door. I need her to walk back through that door.”

Appearing more consistently broken up than his ex-wife, Jessica’s father Jeremy Bryant was also on hand. He described getting the news in Missouri that investigators had found his daughter’s abandoned backpack and water bottle on Sunday.

It remains the biggest break in the nationwide search for his daughter. But for a father, the phone call caused him to break down.
“It was about time to get off work when I got that phone call,” Bryant said. “I told my boss I had to leave. I couldn’t stay. I’ve been lost ever since.”

All of Jessica’s seven other family members on hand for the recorded statement at the Westminster Police Department were draped in purple, which they say is Jessica’s favorite color. The child’s great aunt Gay Moore described missing a bubbly girl who was excited to take care of her neighbors cats over the weekend before she went missing.

Photo: 10/9/2012: Missing Jessica Ridgeway Case Update: RAW VIDEO: Lengthy interview with Jessica's family: Article: WESTMINSTER, Colorado -- Describing her as a 10-year-old who “can’t wait to be a teenager,” Sarah Ridgeway talked about her daughter Jessica Ridgeway — and the last morning she saw her.

Surrounded by members of her extended family and speaking publicly for the first time since Jessica went missing four days earlier, Sarah was mostly composed.

Sarah described the alarm clock Jessica begged her to buy going off at 7:45 a.m. — “she wanted to be able to get up on her own,” Sarah said. The worried mother described seeing her daughter coming down the stars, watching T.V., eating a granola bar, getting dressed, peeling an orange for a snack later that day and walking out the front door.

“It was like any other morning,” Sarah said, breaking down in tears. “I watched her walk out the door. Her friend says she’s walking too. That was the last time I saw her.

“I want her to walk back through that door. I need her to walk back through that door.”

Appearing more consistently broken up than his ex-wife, Jessica’s father Jeremy Bryant was also on hand. He described getting the news in Missouri that investigators had found his daughter’s abandoned backpack and water bottle on Sunday.

It remains the biggest break in the nationwide search for his daughter. But for a father, the phone call caused him to break down.
“It was about time to get off work when I got that phone call,” Bryant said. “I told my boss I had to leave. I couldn’t stay. I’ve been lost ever since.”

All of Jessica’s seven other family members on hand for the recorded statement at the Westminster Police Department were draped in purple, which they say is Jessica’s favorite color. The child’s great aunt Gay Moore described missing a bubbly girl who was excited to take care of her neighbors cats over the weekend before she went missing.

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“She’s a giggler,” Moore said of Jessica. “She giggles a lot — that’s all she ever does. She loves to try out jokes on the family, and she’s actually got some pretty good ones.

“Jessica is the light of our life. She’s a special girl.”

The family also described the community from which Jessica was taken. They called it a safe place — one so safe, in fact, that most of the children in the neighborhood made the mile-and-a-half walk to Witt Elementary School together every morning.

“Our neighborhood is safe,” Sarah said. “The kids go down and play at the park all the time. I’ve never seen anybody suspicions. There have never been burglaries.

“All the police activity (stemming from the search for Jessica) is very unusual.”

Sarah described a conversation she had with Jessica about taking a recently-introduced bus service to school this year. Instead, Sarah said, Jessica made a plan with her older cousin Jeremy to walk to school every day.

Saying that her cell phone was downstairs because she has been getting pestering calls from a college to which she has applied, Sarah said she did not immediately receive the notifications from the elementary school that Jessica had not shown up for class.
When she did get the calls, Sarah said she “knew right away that something was wrong.”

“Jessica loves school,” Sarah said. “I checked some of the places I knew she wouldn’t be just to make sure. But I knew if she wasn’t at school, something was wrong.”

The tough questions asked of Jessica’s family didn’t end there.
The family was also asked about their rather unorthodox approach to wait until the fifth day of the search for Jessica before coming forward with a public statement.

Sarah fielded that question, saying the group had planned to come forward on Sunday before they got the news that Jessica’s backpack had been discovered.

“That’s when we knew Jeremy was coming (from Missouri) on Sunday,” Sarah said. “He’s a part of this family, so we wanted to wait for him.”

Jeremy and Sarah are divorced and also involved in a custody dispute regarding Jessica. Jeremy is also currently on felony probation after being convicted of second degree domestic assault.
Neither Jeremy nor Sarah have been named as a person of interest in the search for Jessica, and both said there is a reason for that.

“I know I didn’t do anything,” Sarah said. “Everybody in this room knows I didn’t do anything. I know Jeremy didn’t do anything. Everybody who knows me, knows her and knows our family knows we didn’t do anything.”

When he was asked by the FBI if he thought Sarah had kidnapped Jessica, Jeremy said he offered a similar response.

“I said, ‘There’s no way she did it,’ — the same way she’d tell them there’s no way I would do anything like that,” Jeremy said. “I don’t see how anyone could do that to their child.”

The family concluded their 38-minute statement by thanking the hundreds who have showed up and continue to show up — both locally and around the nation — to aid in the search for Jessica. The family also called for that group’s continued help and support.

Sarah described being overwhelmed by the group of volunteers who were bused in to the search area near her Westminster home, saying a nearby parking lot was filled with more cars than it had been for the popular Rocky Mountain Air Show earlier in the year.

“That’s not something I would have every expected,” Sarah said. “I want to thank everyone who helped look for her and is still looking for her.”

If you have any information regarding the investigation, Westminster police are asking you to call the tip line at 303-658-4336, or email PDamberalert@cityofwestminster.us.

SOURCE: http://kdvr.com/2012/10/09/family-of-jessica-ridgeway-makes-first-public-statement/

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LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA: Have you seen the girls in this photo? MissingDuchess Savanah Adams and Tina Victoria Adams. If so, Lancaster detectives would like to hear from you.

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LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA: Have you seen the girls in this photo? MissingDuchess Savanah Adams and Tina Victoria Adams. If so, Lancaster detectives would like to hear from you.

Authorities believe the two young girls ran away on Sunday (Sept...See More

Photo: LANCASTER, CALIFORNIA: Have you seen the girls in this photo? Missing Duchess Savanah Adams and Tina Victoria Adams. If so, Lancaster detectives would like to hear from you.

Authorities believe the two young girls ran away on Sunday (Sept. 30, 2012).

Ten-year-old Duchess Savanah Adams and her 11-year-old sister, Tina Victoria Adams, were last seen by their foster mother around 3 p.m. Sunday at the Vallarta Supermarket at 1801 W. Avenue I in Lancaster.

The foster mother told detectives that she had been shopping at the market with the girls earlier in the day, however, when they returned home, the girls asked her to return to the market because they had left something inside the store.

When she returned to the market, she allowed the girls to go inside to retrieve the item, but the girls never returned, the foster mother said.

She told detectives that she is also the “foster mother” for the girls’ nine-year-old sister.

In interviewing the sister, detectives learned that the two missing girls had formulated a plan to run away from the foster home and live with their half-sister somewhere in the Los Angeles area.

The girls are part of a family that lives a nomadic lifestyle, according to detectives.

The girls’ father, Anthony Ristick, is considered a “person of interest” by detectives.

Detectives have been unable to identify and locate the half-sister, but detectives have been in contact with the girls’ biological mother, who lives in Colorado.

The woman was unable to provide any information regarding the girls’ whereabouts, detectives said.

Prior to placement in the foster home, the girls had been in the care of their biological father, Anthony Ristick.

Ristick’s last known address was in Oregon, but his current whereabouts are unknown.

It is unknown if Ristick has any involvement in this incident, but he is considered a “Person of Interest” by Lancaster detectives.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is urged to call the Lancaster Sheriff’s Station at 661-948-8466.

SOURCE: http://www.theavtimes.com/2012/10/02/detectives-still-searching-for-runaway-foster-home-sisters/

Colorado Amber Alert Issued for 10 Year Old Girl, October 6 2012

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Colorado Amber Alert Issued for 10 Year Old Girl, October 6 2012

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Possible Jessica Ridgeway Sighting in Maine

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Possible Jessica Ridgeway Sighting in Maine

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Police in Westminster investigating the disappearance of Jessica Ridgeway are taking possible sightings of the 10-year-old in Maine seriously.

Jessica Ridgeway Sighting in Maine

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Possible Jessica Ridgeway Sighting in Maine

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Police in Westminster investigating the disappearance of Jessica Ridgeway are taking possible sightings of the 10-year-old in Maine seriously.

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Possible Jessica Ridgeway Sighting in Maine www.kktv.com Police in Westminster investigating the disappearance of Jessica Ridgeway are taking possible sightings of the 10-year-old in Maine seriously.

Possible Jessica Ridgeway Sighting in Maine

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Police in Westminster investigating the disappearance of Jessica Ridgeway are taking possible sightings of the 10-year-old in Maine seriously.

PLEASE HELP THEM FIND THEIR MOTHERSHE IS MISSING 6-YEARS** Melanie Metheny, 22, a mother of three has not been seen or heard from since July 19th,2006

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‎**PLEASE HELP THEM FIND THEIR MOTHER**SHE IS MISSING 6-YEARS**
Melanie Metheny,

22, a mother of three has not been seen or heard from since July 19th,2006. Melanie was last seen at approximately 8:00am after dropping her children off at a daycare in the vicinity of the 3000 block of E. Dupont Ave. in Belle, WV. Her vehicle, described as a gold 1998 Chevy Ventura minivan, was later located abandoned in the vicinity of Wyoming St. and Beuhring Ave. in Charleston, WV. Anyone with information regarding Melanie's whereabouts or disappearance is "URGED"to call the Kanawha County Sheriff's Office at 304- 357-0169 nvestigative Case #: 71924 or contact CUE Center For Missing Persons at 910-343-1131 or the 24 Hour Tip Line 910 -232-1687 US FIND OUR MOMMY**

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Amber Alert: Missing girl never made it to school

Amber Alert: Missing girl never made it to school

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Amber Alert: Missing girl never made it to school. 9NEWS at 9 p.m. 10/04/12.

10/6/2012: Kingston, New York: Autumn Fitzpatrick (14) was last seen on 10/5/20...

10/6/2012: Kingston, New York: Autumn Fitzpatrick (14) was last seen on 10/5/2012 by Joe Kearney's grandfather who dropped Joe Kearney (17) and Autumn off at the Hudson Valley Mall in Kingston, New York some time after 2:30pm.

Joe, who first denied being with Autumn, told deputies he and Autumn had a fight after leaving the mall while walking down Morton Blvd, Kingston and claims they parted way...See More

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‎10/6/2012: Kingston, New York: Autumn Fitzpatrick (14) was last seen on 10/5/20...See More

CREEPER PEDOPHILE coming to a PLAYGROUND near you if we don't find him soon! ! 10/5/2012: $25,000.00 REWARD: Clyde M. HALL, Jr. is a dangerous and violent sex offender with numerous child and adult victims

CREEPER PEDOPHILE coming to a PLAYGROUND near you if we don't find him soon! ! 10/5/2012: $25,000.00 REWARD: Clyde M. HALL, Jr. is a dangerous and violent sex offender with numerous child and adult victims. He is a drifter who is known to frequent school grounds to watch children come and go from playgrounds. PLEASE SHARE! Together we can find this freak!

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