Margaret Haddican-McEnroe, 29, of Warren Township and Somerset County, 
NJ. Haddican-McEnroe is a firefighter with Mount Bethel Volunteer Fire Company in Warren Township. She was reported missing by her husband on October 12, 2006. Her husband last saw Margaret Haddican-McEnroe at 1:30 pm on October 10.
Prosecutor Wayne J. Forrest said Margaret Haddican-McEnroe was reported missing by her husband on Oct. 12. He last saw her at about 1:30 p.m. Oct. 10.
When Mr. McEnroe returned home at about 3 p.m. Oct. 10, he discovered his wife gone and their infant child home alone.
Mr. McEnroe told police his wife had threatened suicide in the past and may be suffering from post-partum depression. (Courier News)
Description:
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The 29-year-old woman is Caucasian
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5 ft 2 in tall
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110 pounds
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brown eyes
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brown hair
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light complexion
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She has a tribal tattoo on her stomach, firefighter’s helmet tattoo on her left thigh and multiple tattoos on her back
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She is an Army veteran and may have identification with her birth name of “Sherwood Halley.”
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She left behind her cell phone and did not take her vehicle.
Margaret Haddican was wearing the following:
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a grey sweatshirt with “ARMY” written across the front in black letters
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white plaid pajama bottoms
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white socks and white Nike sneakers
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She was also wearing a silver chain with military dog tags and a white-gold wedding ring with three diamonds
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She also may have a black BDU (military style) jacket and black duffle bag with additional clothing.
Anyone with information please call the Somerset County Prosecutor’s Office Major Crimes Squad at (908) 575-3400, Warren Township Police Department at (908) 753-1000 or the Somerset County TIPS Line at (888) 577-TIPS (8477).
October 18th, 2006 at 08:43pm
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34 year old Stefanie Warner of Essex, VT has been missing for 2 1/2 weeks. She failed to show up for work on October 1, 2006. Her last known contact with anyone was at 11:11PM on October 3, 2006. Stefanie Warner was reported missing about 11 days ago after she had spoke with someone on the phone. It is being suspected that Warner may have been in Boston.
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Stefanie Warner, 34, was reported missing on Saturday, Essex Police Cpl. Ed Piro said Tuesday. A family member called police to alert authorities to her disappearance, 11 days after Warner spoke with someone during a phone call, Piro said. He would not comment on the identity of the person with whom Warner spoke or whether she made or received the phone call.
It is believed that Warner might have been in Boston during that phone conversation, Piro said. Police are “trying to figure out where she is, where she went,” he said. (Burlington Free Press)
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Warner is 5 feet 5 inches tall
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weighs 120 pounds
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brown hair and brown eyes
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She drives a black Saturn with Vermont registration DST-526.
Essex Police Department Web site is www.epdvt.org.
Anyone with information regarding Stefanie Warner please call the police department at 802—878-8331.
October 18th, 2006 at 07:24pm
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Josh Duckett, the father of missing Trenton Duckett, is opening the official “Team Trenton” 
headquarters in Central Florida. The office space was donated to Josh Duckett by a local marketing company.
Authorities continue to search for the 2-year-old, who has been missing since Aug. 27.
Trenton’s mother Melinda was named the prime suspect days after she killed herself. (Florida Today)
Also, Josh Duckett has hired a private investigator to help in the search for Trenton Duckett.
As well as setting up a headquarter and hiring a PI, Josh Duckett and “Team Trenton” have created a web page for Trenton Duckett. As the police department scales back on man power and the media attention wanes, parents of missing children need to get more creative in finding ways to get the information out and to get new leads.
Meanwhile, Trenton’s father, Joshua, recently set up a “Team Trenton” command center in Leesburg in order to help keep the search going. A Web site has been established at helpfindtrenton.com, featuring information about the boy, as well as phone and e-mail contacts for people who may be uncomfortable giving a tip directly to the police. (The Village Daily Sun)
Flyer For Trenton Duckett
Please help bring Trenton home
Anyone with information regarding Trenton’s whereabouts is urged to contact authorities at (800) 423-TIPS.
October 18th, 2006 at 05:00pm
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Stephen Poaches was found guilty of two counts of first degree murder in the deaths of 
LaToyia Figueroa and her unborn baby. Poaches was sentenced to life in prison without parole as he waived his rights to an appeal in exchange for the prosecutors taking the death penalty off the table.
Figueroa was five-months pregnant when she disappeared in 2005. Her case drew national attention after a blogger asked national news organizations why the disappearances of a white woman had drawn a lot of attention while that of Figueroa – who was black and Hispanic – had not. (ABC 6)
What a sad state of affairs when an individual takes the life of two people because LaToyia Figueroa refused to have an abortion.
In his closing argument yesterday, Vega said Poaches had strangled Figueroa, a West Philadelphia mother of a 7-year-old girl, on July 18, 2005, because she refused to have an abortion.
“He asked her, and she said she would not have an abortion,” Vega said. “What do you do? You plan to get rid of her.” (Philadelphia Enquirer)
Of course the defense argued unsuccessfully that Poaches temper got the best of him and he killed Figueroa in the heat of an argument. Because that some how makes killing someone who is defenseless better. Just another defense trick to try and get the premeditation aspect of the crime taken away; however, thankfully Judge M. Teresa Sarmina saw through the nonsense.
Defense attorney Michael Coard argued that Poaches had strangled Figueroa in the heat of an argument, without premeditation.
“How many times has it been seen that a defendant with access to a firearm would strangle someone?” he asked.
Coard also noted Poaches’ statement to police that “I accidentally let my temper get the best of me.”
October 18th, 2006 at 10:31am
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