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The search for Christopher Barrios has expanded as new information has come in to investigators. The first major clue was a shed behind a house the family had lived in.
Glynn County Police Chief Matthew Doering says police searched a shed behind a home on Union street in Brunswick. Chief Doering says at one time the Edenfields rented the home. The family currently living there is not suspect in this case.
Doering says investigators found three shovels inside the shed which are now part of evidence.
The police also spent more time in the mobile home owned by the Edenfields who remain the main suspects in the disappearance of Christopher.
Police explore new evidence leading them back to the Edenfields’ mobile home. George, David and Peggy Edenfield remain behind bars without bond.
Tuesday night’s search led detectives to a field about half a mile from the boy’s home. Police say David Edenfield and his friend Donald Dale told them they would find Barrios in that location. Nothing came from the tip but evidence did surface back at the mobile home.
“There were some items that we saw and had no idea it was evidence until we got stories or statements from those two. Legally, we had to go back with another search warrant for a third time,” says Chief Doering.
Police are also following another lead. Investigators say Sunday they received a tip from a teenage girl who says she thought she saw Christopher at a Dollar General.
“Someone had seen a gentleman, a white male with long hair. The clerk and the girl described him. They say he had a little mixed race boy,” says Doering.First Coast News.
March 15th, 2007 at 10:37am
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UPDATE: Charges on the 3 suspects not including George Endenfield include obstruction of justice, making false statements, with “concealing the death of another person.” Fox News
New reports coming out of Glynn County Georgia are saying that 4 people have been arrested in the disappearance of Christopher Barrios. The primary suspect, George Endenfield, his father, his mother, and a 4th man that has not been identified. This is a tragic case and I hope that the local law enforcement can find the boy and get him home safely to his family.
Four people have now been arrested in connection with the disappearance of a young boy from Brunswick, but still no sign of Christopher Barrios.
Late Tuesday night, police in Glynn County received new information from two individuals claiming to know the location of Barrios’ body.
Authorities brought in a helicopter with infrared technology and cadaver dogs to search an area about a mile down the road from where Barrios was last seen, but nothing came of the search.
Police arrested the father of George Edenfield, the sex offender who has been in jail since Friday and a prime suspect in Barrios’ disappearance, and another man who has not been identified. The two are charged with obstruction of a police officer, giving false statements and concealing the death of another person.
Earlier Tuesday, authorities arrested George Edenfield’s mother, Peggy, on the same charges. George Edenfield remains in jail on a violation of probation charge. Edenfield lives across the street from the six year old boy, who hasn’t been seen since last Thursday night.
Tuesday evening volunteer searchers packed up for the night.
“I have nine grandsons of my own and if something happened to those kids I don’t know what I’d do,” says volunteer Bernice Singleton. Via First Coast News
March 14th, 2007 at 09:19am
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6 year old Christopher Barrios is still missing days after he was reportedly seen in the mobile home of the registered sex offender, George David Enedfield. Over 300 people have been searching for the young boy in hopes that they can find him.
Authorities have searched nonstop since Christopher Michael Barrios Junior was reported missing Thursday about two hours after he was last seen near his home in the Canal Mobile Park Home in the coastal county. Glynn County Police Chief Matt Doering said he believes the boy was abducted, but so far no clues about what
happened have emerged.
G-B-I spokesman John Bankhead said Levi’s Calls are mostly used for confirmed abductions but “given the scenario, we felt it was best to go ahead and issue one.”
Authorities expanded the investigation over the weekend to include checking Dumpsters, motels, dirt roads, wells and any other site where the boy could be found. Doering said officers have
spoken with family members and friends, but the interviews have turned up little helpful information. via First Coast News
The suspect in the case, George David Enedfield, was taken into custody yesterday after he changed his story on contact with Christopher Barrios Jr. and is being held by Glynn County police.
The sex offender, whose name was not immediately released, was arrested on a violation of probation charge on Friday, the day after Christopher disappeared. Police said unsupervised conduct with Christopher was a violation of the terms of his parole.
“He gave us one story about his involvement and then we checked it out and it turned out not to be truthful,” Glynn County Police Chief Matt Doering said Tuesday morning. “We brought him back here last night out of jail to help us go where he claimed he had put this young child — wasn’t truthful. It seems every time you talk to him he changes his story.”
Monday night the Glynn County police named him a suspect and searched his home.
Doering said that after suspect’s mother also several conflicting statements — at one time telling police Christopher may have been in the home alive after he was reported missing. Doering said she was arrested on a charge of obstruction of justice. via News 4 Jacksonville
March 13th, 2007 at 01:20pm
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AMBER ALERT: Infant kidnapped from Covenant Lakeside Hospital in Lubbock, Texas. The kidnapping occurred on 3-10-2007 at approximately 1:20 AM according to the Lubbock Police Department. The infants name is Mychael Darthard-Dawodu.
Mychael Darthard-Dawodu
Description Last Seen:March 10, 2007 – 1:20 AM Last Location:Lubbock, Lubbock County, TX Date of birth: March 10, 2007 Height: 1′ 7″ Hair Color: Black Weight: 10 lbs. Eye Color: Brown Gender: Female Race: Black
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The victim is a 3-day-old African American female approximately 1’7″ long and 5.2 pounds. She is jaundiced and in need of medical attention.
Sketch of the suspect
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The suspect is described as an African American female in her early 20′s, approximately 5’3″ tall and 150 pounds. She has a round face and black hair that has been dyed auburn and was pulled back in a short ponytail with a scrunchy. She was last seen wearing a pink hospital scrub style shirt with purple and blue flowers, blue scrub style pants, a black jacket with fur around the hood and carrying a tan purse/bag. The suspect was last seen in a 2000-2006 red Dodge pick-up truck with black trim and tinted windows. (KCBD)
If anybody has information about this kidnapping please call the Juvenile Crimes Section of the Lubbock Police Department at 806-775-2788, or the Lubbock Police Department Front Desk at 806-775-2816 or Crime Line at 806-741-1000.
UPDATE I: Baby Kidnapped from Texas Hospital.
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) - A woman posing as a medical worker kidnapped a three-day-old infant from a hospital early Saturday, police said.
Mychael Darthard-Dawodu was last seen at 1:20 a.m. at Covenant Lakeside Hospital when a woman wearing blue and flower-print hospital scrubs and a gray hooded jacket took her and drove off in a pickup truck, police said.
Hospital surveillance video showed the woman with the jacket hood pulled around her head and holding a purse as she walked through the lobby.
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The woman may have had a male accomplice, Hudgens said.
“At this point we don’t have any reason to believe that the family knew the suspect,” Hudgens said.
The suspect had gone into the mother’s room several times before the baby was taken, telling the mother the baby needed treatment, said Stafford.
“I think there was more than one attempt,” Stafford said. “I’m trying to verify if it was two or three times.”
UPDATE II: Kidnapped Texas Newborn Found in N.M.
LUBBOCK, Texas (AP) – A newborn kidnapped from a hospital here was found safe in a New Mexico hospital on Sunday, police said.
Four-day-old Mychael Darthard-Dawodu was in good condition in Clovis, N.M., and transportation was being arranged to return the baby to Texas, said Lubbock police Lt. Scott Hudgens.
“We’re ecstatic to be able to locate the child still in good health and to be able to reunite her with her mother,” Hudgens said Sunday morning.
March 10th, 2007 at 02:43pm
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It has been more than a month since 3 year old Ethan Foley went missing. He was kidnapped by his biological mother, Noel Raleigh and his aunt Stephanie Martinez. Sharon Foley-Pryor is Ethan Foley’s paternal grandmother and his sole legal guardian. The missing persons case was initially handled rather poorly.
Time is critical in any missing person’s case — especially when you’re searching for a kidnapped child. But in the case of 3-year-old Ethan Foley, there was no Amber Alert issued and it took a month for police to finally alert the media. Now, we find out why police waited and why Ethan’s grandmother fears too much time has passed. Sharon Foley-Pryor, Ethan’s grandmother said, “I’m frightened for him… so frightened for him.” (KLAS-TV)
Ethan’s grand mother fears for his safety as his mother lead a rather wild and dangerous life using drugs. AMBER ALERTS are usually a beneficial tool in helping locate missing children; however, in this case it failed miserably. It supposedly did not meet the criteria. One needs to seriously ask themselves why there would be restrictions on a tool used to find children. It hardly makes sense.
That same night — Sharon Foley-Pryor says, with her legal guardianship documents in hand, she and her attorney pleaded with Metro to issue a statewide Amber Alert for Ethan — but she was told the case didn’t meet the criteria. “They said because she didn’t say that she was going to hurt him, that it couldn’t be an Amber Alert,” said Foley. Metro Missing Persons detective, Sandy Southwell, confirms there must be an imminent threat of danger to enact an Amber Alert. Metro says parental abductions are also the most complex kidnapping cases they deal with.
If you have any helpful information, call Metro’s Missing Persons Unit at 828-LOST.
UPDATE I: Missing Las Vegas Boy Found in Virginia
A three-year-old Las Vegas boy missing for a month is back in the Valley.
Ethan’s Foley’s grandmother, Sharon Foley Pryor, told Eyewitness News Friday afternoon he was located in Virginia. She is flew there to get him over the weekend.
She now hopes to work on changing the criteria for Amber Alerts so they can be issued in cases of child abductions in which it is not immediately known if there is a threat to the child. (KLAS-TV)
March 8th, 2007 at 10:41pm
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An Amber Alert was issued today in Everett, WA after a Hispanic man reportedly abducted a child from the Discovery Elementary School. A 10 year old boy was on his way to school when a man in a blue van reportedly abducted the boy and put him in the van. The incident happened at about 8 AM at 120th Street Southeast and Meridian Avenue South.
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The boy is described as 5 to 7 years old, about 3 feet 6 inches tall, and was last seen wearing a dark-colored knit cap and a dark-colored backpack.
The suspect is a Hispanic man in his early 20s, wearing a dark red raincoat, police said.
The van may be a Mitsubishi model, but witnesses did not report a license plate number. Police do not know what direction the van is heading but have alerted law enforcement and media agencies through Western Washington
Anyone with information should call 9-1-1 or contact the Snohomish County at (425) 407-3970
UPDATE: AMBER ALERT CANCELLED
AMBER Alert cancelled, Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office has been unable to indentify a victim and has no further information on a possible missing child.
AMBER Alert for boy called off
March 5th, 2007 at 04:41pm
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32 year old Norma Morales and her 7 month old child have been missing since 
February 24, 2007. They were last seen in the 3600 block of Bolivar in Dallas, TX. They were reported missing on Monday, though Morales’ vehicle was still at her home.
Morales is approximately 5 feet 3 inches and about 150 pounds.
A missing 32-year-old mother and her 7-month-old child are believed to be the victims of foul play, Dallas police said Friday. (Dallas News)
Police ask anyone with information to call 214-671-3678 or 214-671-3661
March 2nd, 2007 at 07:50pm
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Ever wonder why some times it takes a while to locate missing people? Then other times it seems to happen rather quickly. Part of the problem may be in people’s awareness, the size and color of a missing poster and location where its posted.
Then again, sometimes its because people live in their own little world and pay no attention to anything in their surroundings. Take a look at this VIDEO, its an eye opener. We all must do better and be more observant and vigilant.
Can you spot a missing child?
February 27th, 2007 at 07:45pm
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A Missing Child Alert has been issued in Orlando, FL for 11 year old Ninotshka Pablos. She was last seen at the 2800 block of East Colonial Drive in Orlando, FL. She is considered in danger.
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11-year-old white female
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brown hair
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brown eyes
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She was last seen wearing a white jacket, white tank top with blue and black stripes, dark jeans capris with “Mecca” on them in red and gold lettering, large hoop earrings and white tennis shoes.
If anyone has any information regarding Ninotshka Pablos, please contact the Orlando Police Department at 407-246-2470 or 911.
UPDATE I: Ninotshka Pablos went missing while going to get ice cream Monday night
Investigators said Ninotshka Pablos left her home Monday night at the Home Suitet Home extended stay suites located at the corner of Colonial Drive and Primrose apparently walking to the Fashion Square Mall with a friend to get ice cream. The girl’s mother said she never came home. (Press News)
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UPDATE II: Missing 11 year old girl went to go get ice cream with a friend last night and never returned. The question that comes to mind is, where is the friend she went with to get ice cream? Is she missing as well? That individual would have to have seen her last. Who else did she meet at The fashion Square Mall? Also, what is the surveillance cameras like in the mall? VIDEO Investigators say they got a call about 8pm last night from the mother of Nanashka Pablos.
She says the girl left their room at the Home Sweet Home on Colonial Drive in Orlando and hasn’t been seen since. Investigators say the young girl left to go get ice cream with a friend at the Fashion Square Mall and hasn’t returned since. Police say the girl has no history of running away and asks if anyone sees her to please call police. (CFN13)
UPDATE III: No Shortage of Sex Offenders living in the area … 6 in Same Complex
Home Suite Homes, 2801 E. Colonial Drive, where their friend Ninotshka Pablos, 11, went missing after she left Monday night to go get ice cream. (Orlando Sentinel)
According to the Florida Sex Offender Registry there are 452 sex offenders living within 5 miles of the residence and 20 within 1 mile. There are actually 6 sex offenders living in the same 2801 E. Colonial Drive Complex.
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UPDATE IV: Found Safe, 11 year old returned home.
Orlando Police have announced that an 11-year-old girl who went missing last night returned home this afternoon.
Ninotshka Pablos, a 5th-grade student at Audubon Elementary in Orlando, appeared to be in good condition when she returned to the Home Suite Home Extended Stay just before 1 p.m. today, said Orlando Police Sgt. Barbara Jones. Police are now interviewing the girl, to determine where she had been. (Orlando Sentinel)
February 20th, 2007 at 12:03pm
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