According to reports out of Orlando, FL the searching for missing 3 year old Caylee Anthony has been temporarily called off. Please note that according to Tim Miller, founder of the non-profit search group Texas Equusearch, they are only temporarily suspending the search until weather and environmental water levels improve.
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What is the latest in the 3 Ring Circus that is supposed to be about little Caylee 
Anthony?
In Circus Ring #1 we have the recent announcement that significant levels of chloroform were found in the trunk of Casey Anthony’s trunk. We also learned that on Casey Anthony’s hard drive were recent searches made regarding chloroform and its uses. Because everyone knows that chloroform should be a naturally existing gas in a trunk.
In Circus Ring #2 we are presented with the second release from jail by Casey Peterson on a $500K bail. It was a mob scene when Casey was released from the Orange County, FL jail as protesters yelled, “baby killer”. Does anyone wish to speculate as to how the Anthony family suddenly was able to secure $50,000? It couldn’t be that the family may have already signed a book or movie deal?
And in Circus Ring #3 w are presented with the search this morning of the Anthony residence where they discovered and removed a gun from the vehicle owned by George Anthony.
The case is supposed to be about a missing now 3 year old Caylee Anthony. Little Caylee went missing on June 9, 2008; however, was not reported missing until July 16, 2008. That was the first red flag that this case was going to have some twists and turns. The second was when Cayle’s grandmother Cindy Anthony initially stated that her daughter Casey Anthony’s trunk smelled like a dead body was in it only to later have Cindy tell us it was really a pizza.
Why is it that the grandparents were initially skeptical of Casey and have now closed ranks insulting everyone’s intelligence as to the story and insulted law enforcement and searchers as well as to their efforts to help find missing Caylee?
23 year old New York City school teacher Hannah Upp has been missing 
since the afternoon of August 29, 2008. According to reports Hannah Upp was last seen in her Hamilton Heights apartment on the afternoon of 8/29/08. Upp has been described as a “very smart, very sensible young woman who is always aware of where she is and what’s going on around her, and who is conscious of the fact that not everyone she may meet has good intentions.”
According to Upp’s friends, she has planned to go away for the weekend and return on Saturday or Sunday. However, when Upp had not returned by Monday night they began to get concerned. Upp’s disappearance has baffled family and friends as she has all but vanished without a trace.
Upp’s two roommates, a man and a woman, became worried about her Sunday night when they hadn’t heard from her, roommate Samantha Gallardo, 25, told ABCNews.com.
According to Gallardo, Upp’s other roommate, fellow teacher Manny Ramirez, searched her room and saw that her purse, wallet, cell phone, ATM card and subway card were all there.
“My roommate woke me up and we went down to the police station. They didn’t seem too concerned about it at first, but at 4 a.m. that night there were already detectives in our apartment,” Gallardo said. “There’s been police in our apartment since.”
Hannah Upp, Thurgood Marshall Academy school teacher missing
A $10,000 reward has been offered for help in finding the missing NYC school teacher, Hannah Upp. The United Federation of Teachers has offered a $10,000 reward for information leading to Hannah Upp’s return.
More than a week after teacher went missing, her mother begs for clues
Anyone with any information regarding Hannah Upp is asked to contact Detective Perez, 30th Precinct Detective Squad, at 212-690-8842 or 212-690-8843.
UPDATE I: Missing teacher Hannah Upp spotted at store in Midtown Manhattan
35 year old Tony Jacquet has been missing since Monday, 9/1/08, when he was last seen going on a hike. Jacquet was seen walking his dog and believed to have been going on a hike in the Falls area. On Tuesday, neighbors reported seeing Jaquet’s dog; however, he was no where to be found. According to reports Tony Jacquet has a serious medical condition and takes medications daily critical to his well-being. Time is of the essence in order to locate missing Tony Jacquet as he suffers from violent seizures as a result of a head injury he suffered in a past automobile accident.
Tony Jacquet Description:
Jacquet was last seen walking with his dog, Scamper, east on Valley of the Falls Drive on Monday between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m., and was believed to be going on a hike in the Falls area.
Search resumes for missing Forest Falls man
Some 30 searchers are resuming the hunt this morning for a Forest Falls man who went for a walk and his dog returned without him, according to San Bernardino County sheriff’s officials.
UPDATE I: Sad Ending … Tny Jacquet Found Deceased
It was a tragic ending to the story of missing hiker, 35-year-old Tony Jacquet. Although Jacquet’s family says his death is devastating news, they say, at least there is some form of closure.
“It didn’t come out the way we wanted to but Tony did what he loved the most and we’re okay with that,” said Normand Jacquet, the hiker’s father.
First it was decomposition found in the trunck of Casey Anthony’s car, now reports are stating that traces of chloroform have also been discovered in Casey Anthony’s vehicle. It is also known that Casey’s computer that was previously confiscated showed visits to web sites regarding chloroform.
How is this one going to be explained away by the family? The evidence is munting against Casey Anthony. At this point they could probably re-arrest Casey without a body.
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The much anticipated results are in from the tests of the car trunk of Casey Anthony. The University of Tennessee Body Farm reveal that the smell in the trunk of Casey Anthony, the mother of missing 3-year-old Caylee, is human decomposition.
Air sample tests taken from Anthony’s trunk were sent on Aug. 10 by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office to be analyzed at the University of Tennessee Forensic Anthropology Facility, known as the “Body Farm.”
According to two sources, including one with direct knowledge of the investigation, initial tests on that foul odor in Casey Anthony’s car have come back positive for human decomposition. The finding is the first scientific signal that a dead body was in Casey Anthony’s car.
DNA Tests From Car Trunk Indicate Caylee Anthony Is Dead
Concrete results were back from FBI DNA tests on physical evidence found in the trunk of Casey Anthony’s car. The samples, which included hair that investigators said was scientifically linked to Caylee, a stain and dirt, came back positive for signs of decomposition. Investigators said more results were expected from tests done on other evidence but all indications are Caylee Anthony is dead.
More at Scared Monkeys.com.
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51 year old Josephine Frenna from Fort Lauderdale, FL has been missing since Thursday, August 21, 2008. Josephine Frenna had sought a restraining order from her estranged husband, 58 year old Gerardo Di Marco. Not again, looks like another case of a divorce going terrible wrong. Why can’t people just allow the other to walk away?
Josephine Frenna
Josephine Frenna, 51, who recently moved from Canada, previously told a Broward County judge that she and her son were “affraid for our life” because her estranged husband, Gerardo Di Marco, is “violent” and “dangerous,” the Herald reported.
Di Marco filed for divorce last week, and Frenna was scheduled to be in court Friday for a hearing on the restraining order against him.
Frenna’s 14-year-old son became suspicious Thursday when he returned from school to find his mother’s car, purse and cell phone, but no trace of her. Police have searched nearby apartments, hospitals, jails and airlines with no luck.
Frenna’s family and friends have been interviewed as well. De Marco was located Friday by Fort Lauderdale police and has been cooperative, police told the Herald.
”We want to find out what happened,” Steve Stabile, a family spokesman, said.
According to Det. Kathy Collins, a Fort Lauderdale Police spokeswoman, “there is no evidence that a crime was committed;” however, the relatives of missing Josephine Frenna fear foul play. Police have also interviewed the estranged husband, Di Marco, whom police said ”is being cooperative,”
She disappeared a day before a court hearing in which she was going to ask a judge to continue a restraining order — first issued in July — against her estranged husband, 58-year-old Gerardo Di Marco.
He filed for divorce last week.
Although Frenna was absent from the hearing, Broward Circuit Court Judge Jack Tuter extended the restraining order, according to Michael Emery, Frenna’s attorney.
”I have not heard anything about Josephine,” Emery said.
”She was supposed to have come Thursday to see me,” he said.
Anyone with information is asked to call Fort Lauderdale police at 954-828-5700 or Broward Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS.
UPDATE I: Investigators Check to See if Body Is Missing Florida Mom Josephine Frenna
U.S. Coast Guard officials found the body of a woman clad in a blue bathing suit about 20 miles east of the Sebastian Inlet early Sunday afternoon, the Miami Herald reports.
Sgt. Frank Sousa of the Fort Lauderdale Police Department told FOXNews.com that they expected results of the dental records check to be completed on Tuesday.
Woman found off inlet drowned, sheriff’s office says
An autopsy shows that drowning was the cause of death of the woman whose body was found about 24 miles east of the Sebastian Inlet over the weekend, according to the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office.
Fort Lauderdale detectives traveled to St. Lucie today to see whether the body is Josephine Frenna, 51, a Fort Lauderdale woman who vanished Thursday morning.
UPDATE II: Body Found Off Fla. Coast ID’d as Missing Mom; Death Ruled a Drowning, but Probe of Circumstances Continues
UPDATE III: Police: Keys found on beach belong to drowned Lauderdale woman
FORT LAUDERDALE - A set of keys found in a bag on a beach belong to a Fort Lauderdale woman who went missing and later was discovered dead in the ocean, police said today.
Although police have not officially determined whether Josephine Frenna’s death was accidental, the finding of the bag suggests that she could have gone for a swim in the ocean before she vanished.
But Frenna’s family held a news conference today to dispute that.
“There is no way that Josephine went into the water of her own volition,” family friend Steve Stabile said at the condo building along Galt Ocean Mile where Frenna lived.
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The following can only be described as bizarre when it comes to a mother seemingly not wanting to find answers to her missing daughter and more concerned with herself.
After all, Casey’s daughter Caylee is missing. More HERE.
66 year old University of Iowa Professor Arthur Miller has been missing since 
Tuesday, August 19, 2008. Police put his name on a national missing persons list Wednesday; however, think Arthur Miller may have committed suicide. Miller was charged on August 8 with four felony counts of accepting bribes and released without bail. Miller was accused of offering higher grades to female students in exchange for sexual favors.
“I think it’s likely that sooner or later it will turn up,” he said of the rifle.
Miller’s car was found in the park Wednesday afternoon with his wallet and cell phone inside and some rifle ammunition in the trunk with three shells missing.
Miller was accused of offering higher grades to female students in exchange for sexual favors. He was charged Aug. 8 with four felony counts of accepting bribes and released without bail.
CNN: Prof in A’s-for-sex scandal missing, may be dead
After six hours of searching Hickory Hill Park Wednesday with an infrared-equipped plane, police were unable to find missing University of Iowa Professor Arthur Miller.
Police believe Miller was in the park after his red BMW was found in a parking lot at Hickory Hill Park.
Miller, who police say may be dead, is thought to have a rifle with him.
The UI faculty member was charged on August 8 with four counts of accepting a bribe. More accusers have contacted authorities about Miller, said Charles Green, the assistant vice president for the UI police
The family of a missing University of Iowa professor have given up hope of finding him alive
Miller, 66, of 1700 N. Dubuque Road, has been missing since Tuesday morning. Police searched for him Wednesday afternoon until dusk and from sunrise to 6 p.m. Thursday but have not found him or the high-powered rifle he purchased June 13.
Police also have said they suspect Miller already is dead, based on a “cryptic” note he left his wife, Natasha Ivanova, before vanishing.
UPDATE I: Police find body in park where professor went missing
Police state that a hiker has found a body in the park where University of Iowa professor, Arthur Miller, went missing. Although it has not yet been confirmed that the body is that of Arthur Miller, one can pretty much surmise that it is. The body was found in a secluded portion of Hickory Hill Park.
Body May Be Missing UI Professor
The clothing found on the body and a blanket near it are similar to items police said Miller was wearing and carrying with him.
Miller also had a shotgun with him, but police have not yet revealed how the person discovered Sunday died.
27 year old backpacker from Kentucky, Yi-Jien Hwa, is missing on Montana’a Glacier National Park. Park officials say Yi-Jien Hwa was last seen at the St. Mary Visitor Center on August 11, 2008. His car was found in the Logan Pass Visitor Center parking lot. He was believed to be hiking alone.
WEST GLACIER, Mont. — Searchers on Friday found no sign of a 27-year-old Kentucky man who was four days overdue from a lengthy backcountry hike in Glacier National Park.
Park officials say Yi-Jien Hwa was last seen at the St. Mary Visitor Center on Aug. 11, the first day of a hike that he planned to end Monday at Kintla Lake. His car was found in the Logan Pass Visitor Center parking lot. He was believed to be hiking alone.
Park spokeswoman Norma Sosa said improved weather Friday allowed one helicopter to join the search.
Searchers in Montana look for Asbury student
Yi-Jien Hwa, 27, an Asbury Theological Seminary student originally from Malaysia, was to have returned from the hike Monday. He is thought to have been hiking alone.
Hwa’s family notified park officials Tuesday night that they had not heard from him since Aug. 11, the first day of the hike, and he had not contacted them as agreed when the hike was supposed to end at Kintla Lake near the U.S.-Canada border.
