Yesterday between 2:30 and 3:00 PM , Robert Reimer of Moose Jaw was last seen at the Avonlea hockey arena with his two sons Zackery and Nickolas as well as a friend of his children, Taylor Aikman.
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Family is Missing
Avonlea RCMP is requesting the assistance of the public in locating a missing man and three young children.
Yesterday between 2:30 and 3:00 PM , Robert Reimer of Moose Jaw was last seen at the Avonlea hockey arena with his two sons Zackery and Nickolas as well as a friend of his children, Taylor Aikman.
Yesterday between 2:30 and 3:00 PM , Robert Reimer of Moose Jaw was last seen at the Avonlea hockey arena with his two sons Zackery and Nickolas as well as a friend of his children, Taylor Aikman.
Recently Solved Cold Cases Heating up Other Decades Old Investigations
Cold cases in Marshall County appear to be heating up.
After 22 long years, we finally know what happened to 26-year-old Wanda Mays, who disappeared May 1986 after spending the night with relatives in Guntersville.
This week Sheriff Scott Walls revealed she had a panic attack, ran into the woods and fell off a 150-foot cliff.
After 22 long years, we finally know what happened to 26-year-old Wanda Mays, who disappeared May 1986 after spending the night with relatives in Guntersville.
This week Sheriff Scott Walls revealed she had a panic attack, ran into the woods and fell off a 150-foot cliff.
Friday, January 18, 2008
Desperate Plea to Find Missing Teen
Distraught mother Darlene Stennings is pleading for public help to find her missing daughter Alanah.
She hasn't left the phone since the 16-year-old's disappearance from West Moonah last Friday. And her ex-husband Ross has been scouring the state.
She hasn't left the phone since the 16-year-old's disappearance from West Moonah last Friday. And her ex-husband Ross has been scouring the state.
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Why People Decide To Go Missing
Around 600 people will have got up this morning, decided to walk out the front door and simply disappear, and in doing so they will join the 210,000 people reported missing in the UK every year.
While many of those people who go missing later return, or eventually get in touch with family, there are thousands that do not. Some families never abandon hope of ever seeing their loved ones again.
Recent media attention has turned to a particular case of the missing canoeist, who after over 5 years of being missing and presumed dead, walked into a police station declaring himself a missing person.
While many of those people who go missing later return, or eventually get in touch with family, there are thousands that do not. Some families never abandon hope of ever seeing their loved ones again.
Recent media attention has turned to a particular case of the missing canoeist, who after over 5 years of being missing and presumed dead, walked into a police station declaring himself a missing person.
Three States Look at Crime Links to Hilton
Authorities from Georgia, North Carolina and Florida met Tuesday morning to discuss possible links between Meredith Emerson's accused killer and several cases of other missing or dead hikers.
John Bankhead, spokesman for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, confirmed to the Journal-Constitution that investigators and prosecutors met for 1 1/2 hours Tuesday at the GBI's office in Cleveland, Ga.
John Bankhead, spokesman for the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, confirmed to the Journal-Constitution that investigators and prosecutors met for 1 1/2 hours Tuesday at the GBI's office in Cleveland, Ga.
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Exclusive: Private Investigator Speaks Out About Szostak Case
"We strongly believe that somebody out there knows something, saw something, heard something or was told something about what happened to Josh," said Private Investigator Patrick Anastasi.
On December 22nd, Josh Szostak went out to hit the Albany bars with some friends. He parked outside the Elbo Room on Delaware and Morton. The group later went to the Bayou café downtown. After midnight, he separated from his friends - and vanished.
On December 22nd, Josh Szostak went out to hit the Albany bars with some friends. He parked outside the Elbo Room on Delaware and Morton. The group later went to the Bayou café downtown. After midnight, he separated from his friends - and vanished.
Monday, January 7, 2008
Could 'Into The Wild' Unlock Key To Suburban Teen's Disappearance
A new piece of information has been made public in a missing persons case: the search for 18-year-old Lee Cutler of Buffalo Grove, whose car and belongings were found abandoned in Sauk County, Wisconsin in late October.
WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
Found inside Lee Cutler's Toyota Corolla, which was abandoned in rural Wisconsin: a copy of the book "Into the Wild," the true story of a young man who leaves his parents and lives off the land in Alaska - until he dies either from eating poisonous plants or from starvation. Either way, an accidental death, apparently not a suicide.
Buffalo Grove Police Commander Steve Husak says Cutler's loved ones are clinging to the hope that Cutler is alive.
WBBM's Steve Miller reports.
Found inside Lee Cutler's Toyota Corolla, which was abandoned in rural Wisconsin: a copy of the book "Into the Wild," the true story of a young man who leaves his parents and lives off the land in Alaska - until he dies either from eating poisonous plants or from starvation. Either way, an accidental death, apparently not a suicide.
Buffalo Grove Police Commander Steve Husak says Cutler's loved ones are clinging to the hope that Cutler is alive.
Cash Aims to Spur Response in Missing-Woman Case
The family of a Kamloops woman who disappeared in Las Vegas almost two years ago is hoping a $50,000 reward for information on her whereabouts will trigger a response from those who knew her at the time she went missing.
Glendene Grant, the mother of 23-year-old Jessie Foster, said she hoped the money would create the sort of leads that will help recover her daughter. The reward had previously been $10,000.
Glendene Grant, the mother of 23-year-old Jessie Foster, said she hoped the money would create the sort of leads that will help recover her daughter. The reward had previously been $10,000.
Pair Now Give Conflicting Tales of Last Time Missing Girl Was Seen
Seven years ago today, Kirsten Kryszak and the van she supposedly stole disappeared from the planet.
Josh Anders and Brent Wolverton, who once played in a local band called Interstate, are by their own admission two of the last people to see 18-year-old Kirsten Joy Kryszak and that 1988 blue Ford Aerostar van.
"I could see her taking off, to like, California," says Wolverton, who at the time was Kirsten's latest quasi-boyfriend and is now 31, married and living in a Southaven apartment complex.
Josh Anders and Brent Wolverton, who once played in a local band called Interstate, are by their own admission two of the last people to see 18-year-old Kirsten Joy Kryszak and that 1988 blue Ford Aerostar van.
"I could see her taking off, to like, California," says Wolverton, who at the time was Kirsten's latest quasi-boyfriend and is now 31, married and living in a Southaven apartment complex.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Missing Child Alert Sparks Influx of Calls
An automated phone alert Christmas Eve sent to thousands of downtown and Milbrook residents about an 11-year-old runaway later found safe resulted in a surge of calls through the week from people left hanging about the girl's fate, Greenwich Police Lt. Richard Cochran said.
"Numerous people called not just to report information but wanting to know what was up and if she had been found," Cochran said. "There were a lot of additional calls to headquarters."
"Numerous people called not just to report information but wanting to know what was up and if she had been found," Cochran said. "There were a lot of additional calls to headquarters."
Family Search For Missing Mother of Five in Pueblo
A woman in Pueblo is worried sick about her adult daughter's whereabouts. It's been nearly three weeks since she has heard from Janet Renteria, 42, who is a mother of five. Police are searching for the missing Pueblo woman too.
Friday, December 21, 2007
Missing Persons List Used to Help Identify Foot
Radio New Zealand News : Latest News : Missing persons list used to help identify foot: "A pathologist has determined the foot is from a Pakeha man, but cannot say what age he was.
Detective Sergeant William McIvor says because the foot may have been in the water for up to a year, there are several people it could belong to. It is between a size 8 and 9."
Detective Sergeant William McIvor says because the foot may have been in the water for up to a year, there are several people it could belong to. It is between a size 8 and 9."
Associations want justice for missing persons
Associations want justice for missing persons: "The participants adopted conclusions at the end of the gathering, aimed at facilitating the process of solving the sore regional problem.
According to data released recently, as many as 17,500 people are still listed as missing from a series of armed conflict in the territory of former Yugoslavia during the 1990s."
According to data released recently, as many as 17,500 people are still listed as missing from a series of armed conflict in the territory of former Yugoslavia during the 1990s."
Concern grows for missing man, 47
Concern grows for missing man, 47 - Yorkshire Post: "POLICE are urgently trying to trace a teacher who has gone missing from his home near Bingley.
Neil Broadbent, 47, who lives in Harden, was reported missing on December 11 and last made contact with a friend on December 6."
Neil Broadbent, 47, who lives in Harden, was reported missing on December 11 and last made contact with a friend on December 6."
Friday, December 14, 2007
Parents Put up $200,000 to Warm Missing Son's Cold Case
Since John Rowan Jr. went missing from Jacksonville in February 2001, his mother has tried anything she can to find out answers.
She's tried canvassing neighborhoods. She's held a golf tournament to raise attention about the case. She's talked with a psychic. She's even written a poem to plead to the public for help.
"Please help us come to an end. To get some closure so our hearts can mend," wrote his mother, Margaret Rowan.
She's tried canvassing neighborhoods. She's held a golf tournament to raise attention about the case. She's talked with a psychic. She's even written a poem to plead to the public for help.
"Please help us come to an end. To get some closure so our hearts can mend," wrote his mother, Margaret Rowan.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Families of Missing Persons Join Forces
The family of missing Bolingbrook mother Stacy Peterson is joining forces with families of other missing people in hopes of bringing resolution to all of the unsolved cases.
The families of Lisa Stebic, John Spira, Scott Acaro and Bradley Olsen say efforts to find their loved ones will be strengthened if they all work together.
Standing outside Stacy Peterson's home Monday afternoon, the newly formed support network said no family should be faced with the unanswered question of what happened to their missing relative. The group also raised the issue that missing women seem to get more media attention than men who are missing.
The families of Lisa Stebic, John Spira, Scott Acaro and Bradley Olsen say efforts to find their loved ones will be strengthened if they all work together.
Standing outside Stacy Peterson's home Monday afternoon, the newly formed support network said no family should be faced with the unanswered question of what happened to their missing relative. The group also raised the issue that missing women seem to get more media attention than men who are missing.
Valiant Daughter Fights to Locate Father’s Whereabouts
Braving threats and all odds young Bilquees Manzoor’s struggle to locate whereabouts of her father who went missing in custody of troops five years ago has earned her the sobriquet of ‘brave daughter of Kashmir’.
In her eagerness to know why her father Manzoor Ahmad Dar, a chemist was picked up and what happened to him, she has shed countless tears, spend many sleepless night and traveled thousands of miles. But to no avail. Aspiring to be a journalist, she wants to highlight human rights violations in Kashmir and vows to get the accused troops punished.
In her eagerness to know why her father Manzoor Ahmad Dar, a chemist was picked up and what happened to him, she has shed countless tears, spend many sleepless night and traveled thousands of miles. But to no avail. Aspiring to be a journalist, she wants to highlight human rights violations in Kashmir and vows to get the accused troops punished.
Friday, December 7, 2007
Gardner Still Missing
Westmoreland resident Charles Gardner, Jr. has been missing since November 13, 2007. He is still missing as The Journal goes to press.
Gardner is a black male who was born on January 13, 1956, is 5’10”, 159-160 pounds, has black hair and brown eyes. Gardner also has the mental capacity of a 6 -12 year old and is on 9-10 different medications, including those for diabetes.
Gardner was reported missing to the Westmoreland County Sheriff’s Department at 8:17 a.m. on November 13 by a Mrs. Brown, his caretaker. She had last seen him awake at 2:30 a.m.
Gardner is a black male who was born on January 13, 1956, is 5’10”, 159-160 pounds, has black hair and brown eyes. Gardner also has the mental capacity of a 6 -12 year old and is on 9-10 different medications, including those for diabetes.
Gardner was reported missing to the Westmoreland County Sheriff’s Department at 8:17 a.m. on November 13 by a Mrs. Brown, his caretaker. She had last seen him awake at 2:30 a.m.
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
Why Do Men go Missing?
A 2004 random sample of 1,000 missing cases in London found that more than three-quarters were resolved within 48 hours, while 99% were resolved within a year.
The figures suggest that while the teenage missing are more likely to be girls, of all those over the age of 24 who disappear, 73% are male. Of those missing for more than a year, the longer they are missing the more likely they are to be older men.
The figures suggest that while the teenage missing are more likely to be girls, of all those over the age of 24 who disappear, 73% are male. Of those missing for more than a year, the longer they are missing the more likely they are to be older men.
Special Bracelets Help Locate Missing Persons
Imagine if a loved one who has autism or Alzheimer's disease wandered off without anyone knowing. In a situation such as that, time is of the essence, but where would one start looking for the missing person?
The Marlboro Kiwanis Club has helped to raise money for the purchase of bracelets supplied by Project Lifesaver that would help if a situation like the one described above occurred.
Project Lifesaver, of Chesapeake, Va., is a nonprofit organization that was established in 1999. According to its Internet Web site, Project Lifesaver has become a leading organization in addressing the need to protect people who have Alzheimer's disease, Down syndrome and autism.
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