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Sunday, July 28, 2013
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Boy Interrupted: Teen vanished 40 years ago today
01/31/2012, 9:32 am
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Dan Churney, danc@mywebtimes.com, 815-431-4050
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What happened to Dermot F. Kelly?
The 16-year-old Oglesby boy hasn't been seen since Sunday, Jan. 30, 1972.
At 1:15 p.m. that bitterly cold day, Dermot left his home on Point Lookout, a wooded neighborhood near the south bank of the Vermilion River. The boy was clad in a black-and-white jacket and blue-jeans. An Accutron watch was strapped to his wrist and a .22-caliber rifle was in his hands, as he told his parents he was going to go target shooting. Dermot headed east along the river.
After Dermot had not returned by 3 p.m., his parents called police. They said they were worried because Dermot was an introspective boy who had been despondent. They feared for his welfare. By 5 p.m. teams were organized and scouring the woods. Among the searchers were police and civil defense volunteers from Ottawa, Streator and Marseilles, as well as river rescue units from Peru and Ottawa, and students from La Salle-Peru High School and Illinois Valley Community College.
Overnight the mercury dropped to three below.
At 2 p.m. Monday, Dermot's jacket and boots were found on an icy bank of the Vermilion where that river fed into the Illinois River. A set of bare foot prints in the snow led from the bank 20 feet out onto the partially frozen river. There were no return prints. An impression of a rifle was also present in the snow.
Within the next few days, snowmobiles, motorcycles and two aircraft were used in the search, which took in Starved Rock State Park and the nearby Lehigh Cement quarry. Deputy Sheriff Gus Freschi roamed with his tracking dog, but did not pick up a scent.
However, with the evidence at the river's edge, divers were also brought in. On Wednesday, a rifle believed to have been Dermot's was found just below the ice in the river. His gun had been mounted with a telescopic sight and this rifle did not have one, but it was presumed the scope had detached in the water.
By the end of the week, a barge passed on the Illinois River, disturbing the ice and complicating the search. This and the continuing frigid temperatures prompted searchers to call off their efforts. Dermot was never found.
Dermot was a junior at the then all boys St. Bede Academy between Peru and Spring Valley. He was in class the Friday before, but had missed several weeks in the fall, while he was receiving medical treatment in the Chicago area, the school's head said at the time.
"He was just too smart to be in school," one of Dermot's classmates told the La Salle News-Tribune, adding Dermot regularly did his homework for him.
Dermot's parents were Asta and Kevin Kelly. Kevin was a lawyer. Dermot had three sisters and one brother. Two of his sisters have become physicians. The nearest one lives in suburban Chicago. None of them could be reached by The Times for this story.
In October 1973, the wife of the Kelly family doctor reported she believed she had seen Dermot in Chicago, but had not been able to approach and confirm it was him. The family reached out to Chicago Tribune columnist Robert Weidrich, who penned a story Dec. 15, 1974, that the family believed Dermot was still alive and had run away to start a new life, free of the problems in society that so vexed him.
The family also distributed missing person posters, on which they wrote Dermot "wanted to make a life of his own and do it on his own."
The Center for Missing and Exploited Children was established in 1984. On Feb. 9, 1985, Kevin Kelly contacted the Center with information about his son. The Agency continues to list Dermot as missing. In fact, it is one of the Agency's oldest cases.
Melinda Stevens, Director of the Center's Missing Children Division, said there have been leads over the years that Dermot is dead, including a report a body was found, but which could not be identified.
"We keep hope here," Stevens pointed out.
Stevens said her agency did not know Dermot's jacket, boots and rifle were found soon after he disappeared, until informed by The Times.
In 1992, Dermot's father went to court and had him declared legally dead. "I have searched for him in many states of the United States of America for the past 20 years," his father told the judge in explaining his vain attempt to find Dermot.
Oglesby Police Chief Jim Knoblauch said his department still treats the Dermot Kelly case as an open missing person investigation, but "no leads have developed in years."
Did Dermot die in the river and was swept away?
Randy Phelps is the former captain of the Ottawa River Rescue unit and is its current medical officer.
"We almost always find them, one way or another," Phelps said. "The frozen river would have made it harder, but eventually he should have turned up."
Dermot's father died in 2003. In his obituary, Dermot was not mentioned. Dermot's mother died in 2011; her obituary listed him as one of her survivors.
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Boy Interrupted: Teen vanished 40 years ago today
01/31/2012, 9:32 am
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Dan Churney, danc@mywebtimes.com, 815-431-4050
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What happened to Dermot F. Kelly?
The 16-year-old Oglesby boy hasn't been seen since Sunday, Jan. 30, 1972.
At 1:15 p.m. that bitterly cold day, Dermot left his home on Point Lookout, a wooded neighborhood near the south bank of the Vermilion River. The boy was clad in a black-and-white jacket and blue-jeans. An Accutron watch was strapped to his wrist and a .22-caliber rifle was in his hands, as he told his parents he was going to go target shooting. Dermot headed east along the river.
After Dermot had not returned by 3 p.m., his parents called police. They said they were worried because Dermot was an introspective boy who had been despondent. They feared for his welfare. By 5 p.m. teams were organized and scouring the woods. Among the searchers were police and civil defense volunteers from Ottawa, Streator and Marseilles, as well as river rescue units from Peru and Ottawa, and students from La Salle-Peru High School and Illinois Valley Community College.
Overnight the mercury dropped to three below.
At 2 p.m. Monday, Dermot's jacket and boots were found on an icy bank of the Vermilion where that river fed into the Illinois River. A set of bare foot prints in the snow led from the bank 20 feet out onto the partially frozen river. There were no return prints. An impression of a rifle was also present in the snow.
Within the next few days, snowmobiles, motorcycles and two aircraft were used in the search, which took in Starved Rock State Park and the nearby Lehigh Cement quarry. Deputy Sheriff Gus Freschi roamed with his tracking dog, but did not pick up a scent.
However, with the evidence at the river's edge, divers were also brought in. On Wednesday, a rifle believed to have been Dermot's was found just below the ice in the river. His gun had been mounted with a telescopic sight and this rifle did not have one, but it was presumed the scope had detached in the water.
By the end of the week, a barge passed on the Illinois River, disturbing the ice and complicating the search. This and the continuing frigid temperatures prompted searchers to call off their efforts. Dermot was never found.
Dermot was a junior at the then all boys St. Bede Academy between Peru and Spring Valley. He was in class the Friday before, but had missed several weeks in the fall, while he was receiving medical treatment in the Chicago area, the school's head said at the time.
"He was just too smart to be in school," one of Dermot's classmates told the La Salle News-Tribune, adding Dermot regularly did his homework for him.
Dermot's parents were Asta and Kevin Kelly. Kevin was a lawyer. Dermot had three sisters and one brother. Two of his sisters have become physicians. The nearest one lives in suburban Chicago. None of them could be reached by The Times for this story.
In October 1973, the wife of the Kelly family doctor reported she believed she had seen Dermot in Chicago, but had not been able to approach and confirm it was him. The family reached out to Chicago Tribune columnist Robert Weidrich, who penned a story Dec. 15, 1974, that the family believed Dermot was still alive and had run away to start a new life, free of the problems in society that so vexed him.
The family also distributed missing person posters, on which they wrote Dermot "wanted to make a life of his own and do it on his own."
The Center for Missing and Exploited Children was established in 1984. On Feb. 9, 1985, Kevin Kelly contacted the Center with information about his son. The Agency continues to list Dermot as missing. In fact, it is one of the Agency's oldest cases.
Melinda Stevens, Director of the Center's Missing Children Division, said there have been leads over the years that Dermot is dead, including a report a body was found, but which could not be identified.
"We keep hope here," Stevens pointed out.
Stevens said her agency did not know Dermot's jacket, boots and rifle were found soon after he disappeared, until informed by The Times.
In 1992, Dermot's father went to court and had him declared legally dead. "I have searched for him in many states of the United States of America for the past 20 years," his father told the judge in explaining his vain attempt to find Dermot.
Oglesby Police Chief Jim Knoblauch said his department still treats the Dermot Kelly case as an open missing person investigation, but "no leads have developed in years."
Did Dermot die in the river and was swept away?
Randy Phelps is the former captain of the Ottawa River Rescue unit and is its current medical officer.
"We almost always find them, one way or another," Phelps said. "The frozen river would have made it harder, but eventually he should have turned up."
Dermot's father died in 2003. In his obituary, Dermot was not mentioned. Dermot's mother died in 2011; her obituary listed him as one of her survivors.
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Awareness generates support,
Support generates HOPE.
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Friday, July 19, 2013
$15,000 REWARD! Suspect Sketch Released of Van Driver in JESSICA HEERINGA ABDUCTION:
JESSICA HEERINGA, 25, was KIDNAPPED from the NORTON SHORES, MICHIGAN
Exxon Mobil gas station at 1196 E. Sternberg Rd. at approx. 10:50 p.m.
on 4/26/2013 while working ALONE with NO SECURITY CAMERAS!
Heeringa was supposed to be working but not able to be located after police were called to the gas station at about 11:15 p.m. Friday. Customers had called 911 after entering the store and finding no employees present.
Her purse and other belongings were found undisturbed, along with cash in her purse. The cash register was also left out and there was no money missing.
There was no struggle inside the store and it is apparent that burglary or robbery was not the cause of this incident.
The Norton Shores Police Department are currently searching for a silver minivan, possibly a Chrysler Town & Country, that was last seen in the area prior to Heeringa’s disappearance. The driver is described as a white male, approximately 30 to 40 years old, 6’ tall, medium to heavy build with broad shoulders, light brown or sandy blonde wavy hair parted in the middle and slightly longer on top. He was last seen wearing a bright red or orange sweatshirt.
Heeringa is described as a white female, 5’1” tall, about 110 pounds, with blond, shoulder-length hair, blue eyes and also known to wear wired rim glasses. She may be wearing a blue collared shirt with “Sternberg Exxon” on it.
Anyone with information please contact Silent Observer at 231-72-CRIME (231-722-7463) or call 911 or 1-800-CALL-FBI.
Please share Jessica's flyer with your friends. Retweet on Twitter and view and download in full size for printing posters (1024 x 1319) at this link: https://twitter.com/
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SOURCE: Norton Shores Police Department http://fox17online.com/2013/
Facebook Missing Cases►http://www.facebook.com/Heeringa was supposed to be working but not able to be located after police were called to the gas station at about 11:15 p.m. Friday. Customers had called 911 after entering the store and finding no employees present.
Her purse and other belongings were found undisturbed, along with cash in her purse. The cash register was also left out and there was no money missing.
There was no struggle inside the store and it is apparent that burglary or robbery was not the cause of this incident.
The Norton Shores Police Department are currently searching for a silver minivan, possibly a Chrysler Town & Country, that was last seen in the area prior to Heeringa’s disappearance. The driver is described as a white male, approximately 30 to 40 years old, 6’ tall, medium to heavy build with broad shoulders, light brown or sandy blonde wavy hair parted in the middle and slightly longer on top. He was last seen wearing a bright red or orange sweatshirt.
Heeringa is described as a white female, 5’1” tall, about 110 pounds, with blond, shoulder-length hair, blue eyes and also known to wear wired rim glasses. She may be wearing a blue collared shirt with “Sternberg Exxon” on it.
Anyone with information please contact Silent Observer at 231-72-CRIME (231-722-7463) or call 911 or 1-800-CALL-FBI.
Please share Jessica's flyer with your friends. Retweet on Twitter and view and download in full size for printing posters (1024 x 1319) at this link: https://twitter.com/
To assist with Amber Alerts and missing person cases through flyer and picture sharing on Facebook please “Like” Missing on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/
SOURCE: Norton Shores Police Department http://fox17online.com/2013/
UNIDENTIFIED VICTIM LOCATED IN NEW YORK
Unidentified Remains
Date Located: October 29, 1983
City Found: Medina, New York
County Found: Orleans County
Estimated Date of Death: 1980-1981
Cause of Death: Not Disclosed.
The partially mummified, partially skeletonized remains of this woman were found off of South Gravel Road (Route 63) in the town of Shelby (part of Medina, NY) on October 29, 1983 near the Gennessee County line.
The spot that her remains were recovered is part of the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge, a 4,000 acre wetland that is offten refered to as the "Alabama Swamps" by locals. During the spring months, much of the area is submerged in water due to the spring thaw; during the fall months, the area is popular with local hunters. It also features several trails, elevated trails for the wet months and overlooks that were popular spots for both nature lovers and local youth.
The area is somewhat isolated. Route 63 serves as a main route to get to the Lake Ontario shore from the New York State Thruway. It is also frequently used as a truck route by tractor trailers. At night though, the road can become very deserted and there are no homes or buildings located on the road for several miles in either direction. Also of note, passing motorists would not consider it out of the ordinary to see a car pulled off the side of the road because hunters, hikers, fishermen/woman would frequently park on the road shoulder to enter the wildlife refuge.
There is however the Iroquois Job Corps., a residential career training and education facility for young people between the ages of 16 and 24 located about 2 miles away.
Agency Name: New York State Police, Troop A; Batavia
Agency Contact Person: N/A
Agency Case Number: Unknown
Agency Phone Number: (585) 344-6200
Additional Contact Information: N/A
DNA Available: Unknown
Fingerprints Available: Yes
Dental Records Available: Yes
**please use the agency case number when contacting law enforcement.
Unidentified Remains
Date Located: October 29, 1983
City Found: Medina, New York
County Found: Orleans County
Estimated Date of Death: 1980-1981
Cause of Death: Not Disclosed.
The partially mummified, partially skeletonized remains of this woman were found off of South Gravel Road (Route 63) in the town of Shelby (part of Medina, NY) on October 29, 1983 near the Gennessee County line.
The spot that her remains were recovered is part of the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge, a 4,000 acre wetland that is offten refered to as the "Alabama Swamps" by locals. During the spring months, much of the area is submerged in water due to the spring thaw; during the fall months, the area is popular with local hunters. It also features several trails, elevated trails for the wet months and overlooks that were popular spots for both nature lovers and local youth.
The area is somewhat isolated. Route 63 serves as a main route to get to the Lake Ontario shore from the New York State Thruway. It is also frequently used as a truck route by tractor trailers. At night though, the road can become very deserted and there are no homes or buildings located on the road for several miles in either direction. Also of note, passing motorists would not consider it out of the ordinary to see a car pulled off the side of the road because hunters, hikers, fishermen/woman would frequently park on the road shoulder to enter the wildlife refuge.
There is however the Iroquois Job Corps., a residential career training and education facility for young people between the ages of 16 and 24 located about 2 miles away.
Agency Name: New York State Police, Troop A; Batavia
Agency Contact Person: N/A
Agency Case Number: Unknown
Agency Phone Number: (585) 344-6200
Additional Contact Information: N/A
DNA Available: Unknown
Fingerprints Available: Yes
Dental Records Available: Yes
**please use the agency case number when contacting law enforcement.
Colorado ---- The remains of a woman who disappeared in 2005 were positively identified after they were discovered last week in Garfield County.
Investigators positively identified the remains of Mary Comiskey on Thursday, according to the Garfield County Sheriff's Office. The remains were found Friday, 4 miles east of Battlement Mesa along County Road 309.
Comiskey, then 22, was last seen Dec. 17, 2005, sitting in a white minivan outside a ranch house in rural Garfield County, several miles from Parachute.
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Investigators positively identified the remains of Mary Comiskey on Thursday, according to the Garfield County Sheriff's Office. The remains were found Friday, 4 miles east of Battlement Mesa along County Road 309.
Comiskey, then 22, was last seen Dec. 17, 2005, sitting in a white minivan outside a ranch house in rural Garfield County, several miles from Parachute.
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By: Tracey Reitterer
POLICE NEED YOUR HELP: According to the Putnam County Sheriff's Department, William
McCallister removed his GPS home confinement bracelet. His last known
location was at the boat ramp behind the Kroger in Dunbar, WV. If you
have any information regarding the escape contact the Putnam County
Sheriff's Office. Please "share" this so people can be on the lookout
for this man.
Here is the link to the story: http://www.wowktv.com/story/
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By: WOWK 13 NEWS
#MISSING Peyton Riekhof (18 yrs.) of #Fishers, #Indiana was last seen in the area
of Fall Creek and Brooks School roads at approximately 2:50 a.m.
Investigators express concern about Riekhof’s safety and well-being.
Riekhof is described to be approximately 5'8" tall, 140 lbs. with blond
hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing a pink tank-top, and black
yoga pants. If you have seen Peyton Riekhof, know of her whereabouts,
or have information about this case please contact your local police
department, or Fishers Police Department 317-595-3300 right away. Share
this flier online at https://www.facebook.com/
SOURCE: http://fox59.com/2013/07/19/
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ATTENTION "LIGHTS"...MISSING MOTHER AND CHILD...
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – The Clarksville Police Department (CPD) is investigating the case of a missing mother and daughter.
The family said they haven’t heard from the two since May 1, 2013, and reported them missing on June 13, 2013. According to the CPD, the detective in charge of the case has exhausted all leads.
PreasmyerMother: Amber Preasmyer (1/8/1988) (W/F)
Blonde hair(changes colors frequently) /Blue eyes
5’9 150 lbs
NadiaDaughter: Nadia Preasmyer (12/6/2009) (W/F)
blonde/blue
Amber Preasmyer was arrested after a narcotics search warrant was issued with her boyfriend and the father of her child (who is still in jail), and currently has several General Session Capias on file for drug charges. CPD is concerned with serving the Capias on Preasmyer, but the main concern is to check on the welfare of the child.
Anyone with information can contact Det. Joe Shrum at:
(931) 648-0656 ext. 5391 or moc.ellivskralcfoytic@murhS.eo
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. – The Clarksville Police Department (CPD) is investigating the case of a missing mother and daughter.
The family said they haven’t heard from the two since May 1, 2013, and reported them missing on June 13, 2013. According to the CPD, the detective in charge of the case has exhausted all leads.
PreasmyerMother: Amber Preasmyer (1/8/1988) (W/F)
Blonde hair(changes colors frequently) /Blue eyes
5’9 150 lbs
NadiaDaughter: Nadia Preasmyer (12/6/2009) (W/F)
blonde/blue
Amber Preasmyer was arrested after a narcotics search warrant was issued with her boyfriend and the father of her child (who is still in jail), and currently has several General Session Capias on file for drug charges. CPD is concerned with serving the Capias on Preasmyer, but the main concern is to check on the welfare of the child.
Anyone with information can contact Det. Joe Shrum at:
(931) 648-0656 ext. 5391 or moc.ellivskralcfoytic@murhS.eo
Friday
July 19 will be 7 years since my niece Melanie Metheny was last seen or
heard from. Melanie was a mother of 3 young children who were her whole
world when she disappeared. We once found an article she wrote for a
class that she was taking about how much her children meant to her when
we were going through her belongings.
Melanie was a mother first and foremost she was also a daughter a sister
a niece a granddaughter a cousin and also a friend. These last 7 years
that she has been missing have been some of the hardest years her family
has had to endure EVER. The not knowing the unanswered questions the
horror stories and the large hole that this has left in all of our lives
and hearts is absolutely painful beyond words.When a loved one goes missing the family that is here searching hoping praying it feels like you are on a roller coaster ride from hell that is never ending. We still do not know what happened to Melanie that dreadful day 7 years ago after endless hours of searching hoping looking fighting crying and praying but we will never ever stop until we have answers. we will continue to try to find answers until we have no breath left in our bodies. Melanie you are missed and loved so much. There wil forever be a large hole in our family that can never be replaced
A child that is in the wrong hands may be their last hands please like this page
By: Amber Alert 2010
SALT LAKE CITY — Police asked the public for help Thursday in locating a missing disabled teenager.
According to a press release, officers are searching for 16-year-old Mharina Acciaio. They said the teen was dropped off at City Creek Center at 11 a.m. Tuesday, and hasn’t returned home since.
Police say a worker with the Utah Division of Child and Family Services dropped Mharina off at the shopping center to go to the Apple store.
“She’s got her iPod and goes to the Apple store to figure out what’s wrong with it and they help her,” Thomas Acciaio said.
Police said Acciaio has several health conditions, and requires medication. Without her medication, she is prone to impulsive and risky behavior.
“She’s low-functioning when she’s not on her meds. If she’s on her meds, she’s a normal 16-year-old,” said Thomas Acciaio, Mharina.
Acciaio is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall, with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a black tank top, black sweat pants and pink flip-flops.
Officers said Acciaio is known to spend time in downtown Salt Lake City malls and libraries. If you have any information on the teen, call Salt Lake City police at (801) 799-3000.
http://fox13now.com/2013/07/
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According to a press release, officers are searching for 16-year-old Mharina Acciaio. They said the teen was dropped off at City Creek Center at 11 a.m. Tuesday, and hasn’t returned home since.
Police say a worker with the Utah Division of Child and Family Services dropped Mharina off at the shopping center to go to the Apple store.
“She’s got her iPod and goes to the Apple store to figure out what’s wrong with it and they help her,” Thomas Acciaio said.
Police said Acciaio has several health conditions, and requires medication. Without her medication, she is prone to impulsive and risky behavior.
“She’s low-functioning when she’s not on her meds. If she’s on her meds, she’s a normal 16-year-old,” said Thomas Acciaio, Mharina.
Acciaio is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall, with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a black tank top, black sweat pants and pink flip-flops.
Officers said Acciaio is known to spend time in downtown Salt Lake City malls and libraries. If you have any information on the teen, call Salt Lake City police at (801) 799-3000.
http://fox13now.com/2013/07/
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Just when we think we have all the support we can get, our TEAM CONTINUES TO GROW.
Thanks Erica Mena, from VH1s Love and Hip Hop for raising.awareness!!.
With over 176,000 followers, she posted our babys flyer on her
Instagram. Our team is truly blessed!!!! And we will continue to serve
our purpose, bring Cheka home!! #TeamCheka
INDIANA STATEWIDE SILVER ALERT ISSUED
A STATEWIDE Silver Alert has been declared.
Silver Alert Number: 010-2013 July 19, 2013
The Fishers Police Department is investigating the disappearance of an adult from, Fishers Indiana. Fishers, Indiana is located approximately 15 miles northeast of Indianapolis, Indiana. Peyton Rickhof is an 18 year old white female, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 140 lbs, with blond hair and blue eyes. Peyton Rickhof was last seen on Thursday, July 18, 2013 in Fishers, Indiana, and is believed to be in danger.
Peyton Rickhof was last seen wearing a pink tank top and black yoga pants. Peyton Rickhof may be disoriented and require medical assistance. She is believed to be driving a 2006, Mercury Mariner SUV, black in color with Indiana plate SGC405.
If you have any information on Peyton Rickhof, contact the Fishers Police Department by calling 317-773-1282
A STATEWIDE Silver Alert has been declared.
Silver Alert Number: 010-2013 July 19, 2013
The Fishers Police Department is investigating the disappearance of an adult from, Fishers Indiana. Fishers, Indiana is located approximately 15 miles northeast of Indianapolis, Indiana. Peyton Rickhof is an 18 year old white female, 5 feet 8 inches tall, 140 lbs, with blond hair and blue eyes. Peyton Rickhof was last seen on Thursday, July 18, 2013 in Fishers, Indiana, and is believed to be in danger.
Peyton Rickhof was last seen wearing a pink tank top and black yoga pants. Peyton Rickhof may be disoriented and require medical assistance. She is believed to be driving a 2006, Mercury Mariner SUV, black in color with Indiana plate SGC405.
If you have any information on Peyton Rickhof, contact the Fishers Police Department by calling 317-773-1282
By: EvansvilleWatch
***Missing Person***
Hey friends, This is my cousin Sean Smith he has been missing since Thursday, July 11th. We last spoke to him at around 9:30pm he was in Bell Gardens, California at the cross streets of Eastern Ave and Gage Ave, he had just left the Motel 6. Sean is 38 years old but, has Tourette's syndrome as well as other mental health issues and needs to get home to Grants Pass, Oregon where he lives, so he can get to his medications and doctors. As far as we know he is traveling alone, has very few dollars to his name and is wandering the streets. I'm asking that all my Southern and Northern California friends please keep an eye out for him. Please Share this message and help us get him home. Thank You!
Hey friends, This is my cousin Sean Smith he has been missing since Thursday, July 11th. We last spoke to him at around 9:30pm he was in Bell Gardens, California at the cross streets of Eastern Ave and Gage Ave, he had just left the Motel 6. Sean is 38 years old but, has Tourette's syndrome as well as other mental health issues and needs to get home to Grants Pass, Oregon where he lives, so he can get to his medications and doctors. As far as we know he is traveling alone, has very few dollars to his name and is wandering the streets. I'm asking that all my Southern and Northern California friends please keep an eye out for him. Please Share this message and help us get him home. Thank You!
By: Melanie Lankford
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