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Sunday, December 2, 2012
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![12/2/2012: MOTHER and CAR missing from BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA: Family and friends continued searching Saturday for missing Belmont mother Elizabeth "Liz" Stonger last seen Sunday, 10/14/2012, at the Belmont, NC Wal-Mart. A family friend told WBTV people are searching areas in and around Belmont. They also spent the day handing out flyers.
"A lot of people don't know about it unless they just briefly see it on the news...it brings up people thinking I might have saw her and at this point that's all we have is people that might of and then go find out if it is true," Tara Morell said. "It's been a while so we are just trying to do anything...somebody could be traveling through..see it recognize her."
"I try not to break down but how do you not?" Liz's sister Amy Stonger said.
The family has contacted the CUE Center for Missing Persons to help with the case. Volunteers with the CUE center recently found missing teens Jake Ziegler and Ray Pierce. The two went missing in mid-October on a trip to Myrtle Beach.
"Even just the few people that were willing to take their time out of their lives [to search or pass out flyers]..for somebody that didn't even know..people are very caring and concerned..it means the world to me..because I can't do it on my own..I can't," Stonger said.
Police say Stonger's cell phone pinged in a spot near the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Stonger may be driving a faded burgundy 1998 Chevy Lumina with NC license plate ABC-6609. The car has a "Happy Bunny" sticker on the fuel door. There is also a stick figure on the back windshield. It shows a woman and child.
Stonger is 5'3" and 180 pounds. She has red hair and hazel eyes.
If you have any information about Stonger's whereabouts, please call the Belmont Police Department: 704.825.3792
To assist with Amber Alerts and missing person cases through flyer and picture sharing on Facebook please like Seeking TheLost: http://facebook.com/seeking.thelost.news
SOURCE: http://www.wbtv.com/story/20126129/family-friends-continue-search-for-missing-belmont-woman
11/12/2012: Belmont, North Carolina: MISSING MOTHER and CAR: Most roads scared Liz Stonger. The Gaston County single mother missing since Oct. 14 didn’t like to drive – especially on interstates – and seldom ventured far from home. The trip she took most often was to Belmont’s Walmart, where she worked as a cashier. Getting there took about 10 minutes on I-85, but Stonger stuck to side roads even though it was longer.
Three weeks ago, she hit the road at lunchtime – and vanished.
Friends describe Stonger, 27, as a devoted mother who needed the Walmart job to support herself and 2-year-old son. It makes no sense to them that she’d walk away from both without a word. Since she left, there have been no phone calls, text messages, Facebook messages, emails or bank transactions.
“I don’t see her running off and leaving her son behind,” said her sister, Amy Stonger, 29, of Gastonia. “We’re a close-knit family. She’s a good person. She spent all her energy on her job and her kid.”
On Oct. 14, Liz Stonger clocked out on lunch break at Walmart around 1:15 p.m.
According to Belmont Police, a store video shows Liz Stonger waving at people in the parking lot before she got into her 1998 Chevrolet Lumina and drove away.
That’s the last known sighting. Authorities determined the last signal from Stonger’s cellphone came from the McDowell County/Marion area around 11 p.m. that same day.
Lt. Basil Marett with Belmont Police Department said the cellphone hasn’t been used since, nor has Stonger’s bank card.
He said authorities are doing a forensic review of Stonger’s computer and also working with law enforcement agencies in the Blue Ridge Mountains to find the vehicle.
Police have reports from people in McDowell County who thought they might have spotted Stonger.
“We’ve talked to them,” Marett said. “But there’s no way to verify anything. Our hope is that she became upset and said ‘Hey, I want some time away.’ Our goal, if she doesn’t want to come back, is just to know she’s safe and OK.”
Stonger, a native of Syracuse, N.Y., moved to Gaston County with her family about 10 years ago. Amy Stonger said her sister majored in geology at UNC Charlotte but had to drop out after she became pregnant. Liz Stonger lived with her mother, Deb Grover, in the town of Lowell.
Things had been tough in the household. Amy Stonger said her mom, a graduate of Syracuse University, worked in IT projects management, but jobs had come and gone.
Grover hasn’t worked in a long time and now faces foreclosure. That possibility weighed on her sister, Stonger said.
Liz Stonger knew she could move in with her sister but would still consider herself homeless.
“Life was hard,” Amy Stonger said. “She was a single mom who couldn’t afford much. She was a homebody who didn’t go out. She had a few acquaintances, but not any friends.”
Stonger can’t see her sister suddenly deciding to run away from it all. As far as she knows, her sister had no connections in western North Carolina and knew little about the area.
Liz Stonger’s fear of driving would have intensified on unfamiliar mountain roads, her sister feels.
Liz Stonger apparently didn’t pack anything – leaving only with the clothes she wore to work.
The disappearance is as baffling to Liz Stongers’ co-workers as it is to family members.
Walmart cashier Kyesha Gaffney spoke with Stonger at work on the morning of Oct. 14. “She seemed fine to me,” said Gaffney, 26, of Belmont. “But you never know. She never told her personal business.”
In the year or so Stonger had worked at Walmart, “she was nice to me,” Gaffney said. “She was a caring person, a sociable, kind-hearted person.”
Stonger’s disappearance “is kind of scary,” Gaffney said. “I don’t understand what happened. I hope she’s OK.”
On Saturdays, Amy Stronger, a student at UNC Charlotte, goes to McDowell County to hand out fliers about her missing sister.
As she does, she thinks of the 2-year-old son, who often asks about his mother.
“We change the subject,” Stronger said. “We say, ‘She had to go away for a while.’ I feel horrible for him.”
Family members “hold on to hope she’s coming home,” Stronger said. “You’ve got to hold on to hope. We just want to know something.”
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"A lot of people don't know about it unless they just briefly see it on the news...it brings up people thinking I might have saw her and at this point that's all we have is people that might of and then go find out if it is true," Tara Morell said. "It's been a while so we are just trying to do anything...somebody could be traveling through..see it recognize her."
"I try not to break down but how do you not?" Liz's sister Amy Stonger said.
The family has contacted the CUE Center for Missing Persons to help with the case. Volunteers with the CUE center recently found missing teens Jake Ziegler and Ray Pierce. The two went missing in mid-October on a trip to Myrtle Beach.
"Even just the few people that were willing to take their time out of their lives [to search or pass out flyers]..for somebody that didn't even know..people are very caring and concerned..it means the world to me..because I can't do it on my own..I can't," Stonger said.
Police say Stonger's cell phone pinged in a spot near the Blue Ridge Mountains.
Stonger may be driving a faded burgundy 1998 Chevy Lumina with NC license plate ABC-6609. The car has a "Happy Bunny" sticker on the fuel door. There is also a stick figure on the back windshield. It shows a woman and child.
Stonger is 5'3" and 180 pounds. She has red hair and hazel eyes.
If you have any information about Stonger's whereabouts, please call the Belmont Police Department: 704.825.3792
To assist with Amber Alerts and missing person cases through flyer and picture sharing on Facebook please like Seeking TheLost: http://facebook.com/
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![12/2/2012: Please share @[132331520253311:274:Help us find Dennis Yu/ Ayudenos a encontrar a Dennis YU], age 60, last seen at 1 a.m. Saturday, 11/24/2012, at his home in the Mission Valley subdivision in Casa Grande, Arizona. Yu is Asian, 5-foot-6 with a thin build, black hair and black eyes. He was last seen wearing a white T-shirt, blue pajama pants with white dots and socks. He is the manager of Panda Express. Anyone with information regarding Yu is asked to contact Casa Grande Police Detective Troy Schmitz at 421-8700.
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11/30/2012 04:50 PM EST
November 28, 2012 - The U.S.
Marshals Florida Regional Fugitive Task Force in Pensacola coordinated
the arrest of a convicted sex offender who has been sought by Santa Rosa
County Sheriff’s Office and the Task Force for over five years.
Randolph Carroll Flinn was arrested by U.S. Marshals and members from
the Gulf Coast Violent Offenders & Fugitive Task Force in Galveston
yesterday.
11/30/2012 04:49 PM EST
November 28, 2012 - Pittsburgh
homicide suspect, Jarrell Anthony Liddell, was arrested in Tucson,
Arizona today according to the U.S. Marshal’s Office for the Western
District of Pennsylvania. Deputies with the U.S. Marshal’s Office were
able to develop leads that indicated that Liddell may be residing in
Arizona under his brother’s identity.
Friday, November 30, 2012
Joel Allen Amundson Missing since October 18, 1996 from Williston, Williams County, North Dakota
Classification: Missing
•Date of Birth: May 20, 1970
•Age at Time of Disappearance: 26 years old
•Height and Weight at Time of Disappearance: 5'8-5'9"; 160-180 lbs.
•Distinguishing Characteristics: White male. Brown, full hair; hazel eyes.
•Marks, Scars: Scar from immunization shot on one shoulder. Left ear piercing. 2 previous skull fractures, one at age 3, one at age 19.
•Dentals: Available.
•DNA: Available
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
McKenzie County Sheriff's Office
701-444-3654
•Distinguishing Characteristics: White male. Brown, full hair; hazel eyes.
•Marks, Scars: Scar from immunization shot on one shoulder. Left ear piercing. 2 previous skull fractures, one at age 3, one at age 19.
•Dentals: Available.
•DNA: Available
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
McKenzie County Sheriff's Office
701-444-3654
The man that DePrimo bought the boots for has not been identified and
even DePrimo didn't know his name. Could the man possible be a missing
person and his family somewhere may be looking for him?
Many times missing family members do end up on the streets. They either have dementia or mental health issues that keeps them from returning to their family, and often times don't even realize that their family is looking for them.
Nicole Marshall, 25, found her own father at St. John's Hall Temporary Shelter for the homeless in 2005, and homeless Danny Morales was reunited with his daughter in Feb. 28, 2011 when he posted his picture on Twitter saying he was looking for her.
As you look at the photo, take at close look at the man and see if you recognize him. Maybe a family reunion will be the next fortunate thing to happen to him.
Many times missing family members do end up on the streets. They either have dementia or mental health issues that keeps them from returning to their family, and often times don't even realize that their family is looking for them.
Nicole Marshall, 25, found her own father at St. John's Hall Temporary Shelter for the homeless in 2005, and homeless Danny Morales was reunited with his daughter in Feb. 28, 2011 when he posted his picture on Twitter saying he was looking for her.
As you look at the photo, take at close look at the man and see if you recognize him. Maybe a family reunion will be the next fortunate thing to happen to him.
Ottawa police are searching for a missing nine-year-old girl who is believed to
be in the care of her mother, who does not have any custody rights.
Jasmine Olleik, 9, was reported missing Wednesday and she was last seen stepping into a blue sedan that day.
Jasmine Olleik was last seen Wednesday at about 3 p.m. while walking with a woman and getting into a four-door blue sedan in the 1500 block of Blohm Drive in Ottawa's south end.
Olleik was wearing a pink winter jacket and pink and brown boots that day, according to police.
Her father, who has full custody, reported her missing later that day. He told police he believed the mother, 42-year-old Nina Grebenschikov, had likely taken the girl.
Olleik is described as a white girl standing five feet one inches tall with a slim build, short, dark brown hair and brown eyes.
The mother is a white woman, standing about five feet seven inches tall and weighing about 125 pounds. She has auburn hair and hazel eyes, but she might have recently dyed her hair blonde, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Ottawa police at 613-236-1222, ext 5407 or Crime Stoppers at 613-233-8477.
Jasmine Olleik, 9, was reported missing Wednesday and she was last seen stepping into a blue sedan that day.
Jasmine Olleik was last seen Wednesday at about 3 p.m. while walking with a woman and getting into a four-door blue sedan in the 1500 block of Blohm Drive in Ottawa's south end.
Olleik was wearing a pink winter jacket and pink and brown boots that day, according to police.
Her father, who has full custody, reported her missing later that day. He told police he believed the mother, 42-year-old Nina Grebenschikov, had likely taken the girl.
Olleik is described as a white girl standing five feet one inches tall with a slim build, short, dark brown hair and brown eyes.
The mother is a white woman, standing about five feet seven inches tall and weighing about 125 pounds. She has auburn hair and hazel eyes, but she might have recently dyed her hair blonde, police said.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Ottawa police at 613-236-1222, ext 5407 or Crime Stoppers at 613-233-8477.
( NEW INFORMATION ) Louisville Kentucky ~ ENDANGERED MISSING ~ Citlalli Perez C
oronel
still missing from Louisville, Kentucky may be in Nashville, Tennessee.
Please help us bring her home! Any information please contact the
Louisville Metro Police Department at 502-574-7055, Tennessee Private
Investigator Curtis Burkett at 865-223-2049, or Kentucky Private
Investigator Naomi Emerson at 270-871-4779.
11/30/12 A reward is being offered for information leading to the location of A
lma:
WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – Crime Stoppers and the Wilmington Police Department are offering a reward up to $10,000 for information leading to the whereabouts of an 83-year-old woman who went missing at the beginning of November.
Alma Lawson, 83, was reported missing to police by her son after she didn't return home from a friend's house November 4. Lawson's family filed a missing persons report with the CUE Center for Missing Persons about two weeks later.
Family members say Lawson is believed to show early signs of dementia. Due to her age and physical limitations, police say she has been considered to be endangered since the day she went missing.
The Wilmington Police Department initiated an exhaustive search of the entire area, including the nearby creek and wooded areas. WPD's K-9 and mounted units participated, as did the SABLE helicopter.
Other organizations came in to assist, including the Wilmington and New Hanover County Fire Departments, New Hanover County Sheriff's Office, Brunswick Search and Rescue and Roxye Ann Marshall, urban search and rescue K-9 handler.
Lawson was last seen wearing a lavender shirt, black pants and a black jacket. A photo is attached.
Anyone who may have seen Alma Lawson or who knows where she is should call the Wilmington Police Department at 910-343-3620, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-531-9845. Information also may be submitted anonymously through Text-A-Tip. Enter Tip708 and the message; send to CRIMES (274637).
SOURCE: http://www.wect.com/story/
WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) – Crime Stoppers and the Wilmington Police Department are offering a reward up to $10,000 for information leading to the whereabouts of an 83-year-old woman who went missing at the beginning of November.
Alma Lawson, 83, was reported missing to police by her son after she didn't return home from a friend's house November 4. Lawson's family filed a missing persons report with the CUE Center for Missing Persons about two weeks later.
Family members say Lawson is believed to show early signs of dementia. Due to her age and physical limitations, police say she has been considered to be endangered since the day she went missing.
The Wilmington Police Department initiated an exhaustive search of the entire area, including the nearby creek and wooded areas. WPD's K-9 and mounted units participated, as did the SABLE helicopter.
Other organizations came in to assist, including the Wilmington and New Hanover County Fire Departments, New Hanover County Sheriff's Office, Brunswick Search and Rescue and Roxye Ann Marshall, urban search and rescue K-9 handler.
Lawson was last seen wearing a lavender shirt, black pants and a black jacket. A photo is attached.
Anyone who may have seen Alma Lawson or who knows where she is should call the Wilmington Police Department at 910-343-3620, or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-531-9845. Information also may be submitted anonymously through Text-A-Tip. Enter Tip708 and the message; send to CRIMES (274637).
SOURCE: http://www.wect.com/story/
Houston, Texas: Jaden Green, 13, is missing. She is a student at Pershing Middle
School off of Stella Link and Blue Bonnet. in Houston. Jaden and
another girl took off from school on November 26th, 2012. The other girl
has returned but Jaden is still missing. SOURCE: http://www.lrcf.net/missing/ Laura Recovery Center for missing children
11/30/2012: Lindsey Marie Shasteen (16) missing from Salem, Ohio since 11/28/20
12
has been ▬►LOCATED SAFE according to her family who says someone
recognized her after seeing her missing flyer on Facebook. Her family
was highly concerned for her safety due to believing she was coerced to
run away by a 22-year-old man she met online. To assist with Amber
Alerts and missing person cases through flyer and picture sharing on
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By: Seeking TheLost
The Victoria Police on Vancouver Island Requesting Assistance in Locating Missin
g 26-Year-Old Woman who has not been seen since early yesterday evening (Nov 28th 2012)
Emma Fillipoff was last seen in the 800-block of Burdett Avenue by friends. Family and friends are worried that she has not been seen since, Fillipoff does not have a history of leaving for extended period of time but does like to spend her days downtown.
Officers have been investigating since she was reported missing, but have not been able to track her down and have not developed any leads as to her whereabouts.
She is described as a caucasian female, 5-foot-5 and a slim build. She has long blonde / brown hair and was last seen wearing camouflage pants, and carrying an orange purse.
If you see Fillipoff, or have any information about where she may be, please contact the VicPD non-emergency line at 250-995-7654.
Emma Fillipoff was last seen in the 800-block of Burdett Avenue by friends. Family and friends are worried that she has not been seen since, Fillipoff does not have a history of leaving for extended period of time but does like to spend her days downtown.
Officers have been investigating since she was reported missing, but have not been able to track her down and have not developed any leads as to her whereabouts.
She is described as a caucasian female, 5-foot-5 and a slim build. She has long blonde / brown hair and was last seen wearing camouflage pants, and carrying an orange purse.
If you see Fillipoff, or have any information about where she may be, please contact the VicPD non-emergency line at 250-995-7654.
Teulon RCMP in Manitoba are seeking the public's assistance in locating 15-year-
old Brianne Pearson.
Pearson was reported missing to Teulon RCMP on Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012. She was last seen in Teulon.
Brianne is described as 5 feet-4 inches tall, about 110 lbs., with black hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen wearing a dark brown or black hooded sweater, dark blue jeans and running shoes.
Teulon is 30 minutes north of Winnipeg on Highway 7.
Anyone with information on Brianne Pearson's whereabouts is asked to call the Teulon RCMP at 204-886-3856 or their local police agency or CrimeStoppers 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).
Pearson was reported missing to Teulon RCMP on Thursday, Nov. 29, 2012. She was last seen in Teulon.
Brianne is described as 5 feet-4 inches tall, about 110 lbs., with black hair and hazel eyes. She was last seen wearing a dark brown or black hooded sweater, dark blue jeans and running shoes.
Teulon is 30 minutes north of Winnipeg on Highway 7.
Anyone with information on Brianne Pearson's whereabouts is asked to call the Teulon RCMP at 204-886-3856 or their local police agency or CrimeStoppers 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).
To help spread awareness of missing people throughout Canada
Wanted couple from Plaistow arrested in Florida: The Plaistow woman and her boyf
riend
wanted for badly beating and burning her 3-year-old son were finally
arrested today in Florida, roughly two weeks after they went on the run,
authorities said.
Police picked up Jessica Linscott, 23, and her boyfriend, Roland Dow, 27, in Orlando, Fla., about 6 p.m., Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams told the Herald in a phone interview.
“We knew we would get them, it was just a matter of when,” Reams said, adding that Plaistow police, authorities in Florida and the U.S. Marshals Service all had a hand in tracking down the wanted couple. “Ultimately it was tips that helped track them down. I know it was a tip in Florida.”
Linscott and Dow face multiple criminal charges in connection with the condition of Linscott’s 3-year-old son, who was dropped off at Exeter Hospital with a badly burnt wrist and fingers and a skull so battered that doctors thought he’d been blinded.
Dow is facing first and second-degree assault charges. Linscott is accused of endangering the welfare of a child and neglect.
Tips had poured in over the last two weeks, with some tipsters saying they had spotted the couple at North Shore coffee shops and gas stations, but the search eventually brought authorities thousands of miles away.
“That’s where everybody from New Hampshire goes,” Reams said of Florida. “We’re not shocked by that.”
Reams said they’re being held in an Orange County jail and will appear in a Florida courtroom tomorrow. He said authorities will move to extradite them back to New Hampshire.
SOURCE: http://news.bostonherald.com/
Police picked up Jessica Linscott, 23, and her boyfriend, Roland Dow, 27, in Orlando, Fla., about 6 p.m., Rockingham County Attorney Jim Reams told the Herald in a phone interview.
“We knew we would get them, it was just a matter of when,” Reams said, adding that Plaistow police, authorities in Florida and the U.S. Marshals Service all had a hand in tracking down the wanted couple. “Ultimately it was tips that helped track them down. I know it was a tip in Florida.”
Linscott and Dow face multiple criminal charges in connection with the condition of Linscott’s 3-year-old son, who was dropped off at Exeter Hospital with a badly burnt wrist and fingers and a skull so battered that doctors thought he’d been blinded.
Dow is facing first and second-degree assault charges. Linscott is accused of endangering the welfare of a child and neglect.
Tips had poured in over the last two weeks, with some tipsters saying they had spotted the couple at North Shore coffee shops and gas stations, but the search eventually brought authorities thousands of miles away.
“That’s where everybody from New Hampshire goes,” Reams said of Florida. “We’re not shocked by that.”
Reams said they’re being held in an Orange County jail and will appear in a Florida courtroom tomorrow. He said authorities will move to extradite them back to New Hampshire.
SOURCE: http://news.bostonherald.com/
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