Missing since December 11, 27-year-old Melissa Morales of Rosenberg was located in a Friendswood mall Monday and admitted to a hospital.
Lt. Margaret Hedden of the Rosenberg Police Department said Melissa Morales walked up to a security guard at the mall and asked him to call her parents. She was then admitted to the hospital for dehydration.
Morales was reported missing from her home after she left between the hours of 3 a.m. and 7 a.m. that Sunday, Dec. 11, without telling anyone where she was going or when she would return.
“We do know that she tried to open a bank account in Friendswood with no money on Dec. 13,” Hedden said. “But for now, we’re just relieved to know she’s been found and she’s in a hospital being taken care of.”
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December 27th, 2005 at 05:43pm
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Authorities and search crews are continuing to search for William Schneider, 18, still missing after the boat that he, his father, his brother and sister were on when their boat capsized Friday.
Sheriff’s search and rescue teams continued to scour a choppy patch of the Pacific Ocean on Sunday in hopes of finding the last missing person from a boat that capsized days before.
Heavy fog and 10-foot-high waves overwhelmed the skiff carrying four members of the Schneider family of Camarillo about 12:30 p.m. Friday.
After three days of searching, William Schneider, 18, is still missing.
Helicopters, boats and all-terrain vehicles circled the area until dark Sunday without success, authorities said.
Officials were still holding on to a shred of hope that William Schneider was alive, continuing to call their effort a search operation Sunday evening.
(full LA Times article)
Update: Officials Suspend Ocean Search for Missing Teen
Sheriff’s officials suspended a search late Monday for a Camarillo teen missing from a boat that capsized three days earlier in the Pacific Ocean, saying they were uncertain whether rescue efforts would be resumed today.
December 27th, 2005 at 10:56am
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A badly decompossed body was found by hikers isn the rural area of unincorporated Kane County. The police are investigating the possibility that this is the body of Marilyn Bethell.
A decomposed body found Monday in rural unincorporated Kane County has police investigating the possibility that the body is that of an Aurora woman missing since October.
A hiker discovered the body about 5 p.m. along the Illinois Prairie Path between Savannah Drive and Kirk Road, said Dan Ferrelli, spokesman for the Aurora police, which initially responded to the call.
“Any time there is a body found and you have a missing person, we’re going to look into that, but it’s too early to tell.”
The body is thought to be that of Marilyn Bethell, who went missing on October 31 under suspicious circumstances.
On Monday, Bethell’s vehicle was heavily damaged in a high-speed crash less than a mile from her home.
Authorities — however — say Bethell wasn’t behind the wheel when her car smashed into a parked vehicle. Witnesses told police they saw a man with a gun get out of Bethell’s wrecked car and hop into another car with a second man also carrying a gun.
At this point according to authorities it is too early to determine who’s body was discovered.
Ramsey would not comment on any other details or evidence at the scene, nor would he speculate on how the person died.
Kane County Coroner Chuck West was called to the scene late Monday night and had no information as to when the results of an autopsy would be available.
The remains were found about two miles from Bethell’s home in the 2500 block of Quail Court. Aurora police have suspected foul play in her disappearance because of suspicious circumstances related to the case.
December 27th, 2005 at 10:46am
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