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Karina Elizabeth Hoyle, a 12 year old has been missing for 11 days. She was last 
seen in the Fort Meyers, FL area.
Karina Elizabeth Hoyle, was last seen in the North Fort Myers area more than a week ago. Karina has blonde hair, blue eyes, stands 4-foot-7 and weighs 125 pounds. Anyone will information is urged to call the Lee County Sheriff’s Office at 477-1000.
(The News-Press)
If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Katrina Hoyle, you are asked to call the Lee County Sheriff’s Office at (239) 477-1000.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office Searching For Missing Girl
May 10th, 2006 at 09:45pm
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The body of missing the missing 8 year old Woonsocket girl, Savannah Smith, was found on Monday in the woods, near an industrial area in Cranston. The police have charged Joshua Davis, the 20-year-old boyfriend of Savannah Smith’s babysitter with the murder.
The body of a missing 8-year-old Woonsocket girl was found in a wooded area in Cranston early Monday, and police charged the 20-year-old boyfriend of her baby sitter with her killing.
Joshua Davis of Woonsocket was ordered held without bail at his arraignment Monday afternoon in Providence District Court on one count of murder in the slaying of Savannah Smith.
Friends, family and neighbors searched for the missing child when she did not return home only to learn the worst.
“We were all out looking,” Jennifer Lebrun told the newspaper. “We were yelling out her name, but we couldn’t find her anywhere.”
Savannah’s body was found by police at about 3:30 a.m. Monday in the woods, near an industrial area in Cranston, said Michael Healey, a spokesman for state Attorney General Patrick Lynch.
“She was such a sweetheart and I feel very bad for the family,” Lebrun told The Call. (Boston Globe)
May 9th, 2006 at 12:17pm
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Colt Levi Clark, 9, has been missing for approximately two weeks. A $10,000 reward has been offered for his safe return.
A reward has now been offered in the case of a missing Seminole boy.
Colt Levi Clark, 9, has been missing for almost two weeks. His adoptive parents have offered a $10,000 reward for his safe return.
An Amber Alert was never issued for Colt Levi Clark as authorities stated there is no evidence of an abduction. This is one of the real flaws of Amber. I guess a nine year old just wondered off on his own for two weeks and is in no danger. Once would think that getting info out to as many people as fast as possible would be in this child’s best welfare.
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children poster and description for Colt Levi Clark
May 4th, 2006 at 09:59pm
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9-year-old boy Delwin “DJ” Cooper has been missing since Tuesday afternoon and was last seen at Gordon Parks Elementary School.
Investigators said Cooper has run away twice since December. The last time he was picked up as a hitchhiker who helped return the boy home.
Police said he was wearing black pants and a green T-shirt with a Gordon Parks logo on it. He is 4 feet 11 inches and 82 pounds. His hair is a short afro.
( KMBC via Yahoo News)
If you have information regarding this case call the TIPS Hotline at (816) 474-TIPS or the Kansas City Police Juvenile Unit at (816) 234-5152.
May 3rd, 2006 at 11:09am
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An Amber Alert has been issued in Tennessee for 16 month old Analyce Guerra. She is believed to have been taken from her home in Smyrna, TN. 
Police are looking for 16-month-old Analyce Guerra. According to the TBI, Analyce’s mother discovered the girl was missing around 4:00 a.m. this morning and the front door to their home was unlocked.
Analyce is 3’0″ tall and weighs 35 pounds. She has shoulder length black hair and brown eyes. Analyce was last see wearing a denim dress with sunflowers with beads on the side.
Analyce has a cherry birthmark over her left eye on her forehead. (WVLT)
Please contact the Smyrna Police Department at 615-459-6644 or TBI at 1-800-TBI-FIND.
Missing child alert prompts different use of highway message boards
In the case of Analyce Guerra, a 28-month-old girl who was reported missing by her mother around 4 a.m., there was no vehicle description available. The Tennessee Department of Transportation and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation jointly issued an alert anyway, using the system that is designed to notify motorists of a missing child usually when a vehicle is involved.
Because there was no vehicle information, authorities published the 800 number on its digital highway message boards, which led callers to a prerecorded message with information about the missing child.
(The Tennessean)
Search continues for missing Smyrna girl
Smyrna Detective Scott Byers says finding the 28-month-old girl is the priority, regardless of whether a suspect is named in her disappearance. So far, no one has.
Byers says the investigation is hindered by language. Many people who live in the apartments where the child disappeared are Hispanic. The police department has only about a half-dozen officers to who Spanish. (WMCTV)
April 25th, 2006 at 03:01pm
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It has been five days since 9 year old Colt Levi Clark went missing. The search 
continues in Seminole County.
Colt is described as 4 feet, 4 inches tall and 65 pounds with short brown hair and hazel eyes. He was last seen wearing silver glasses, blue Wrangler-brand jeans, a sky-blue shirt and white and blue tennis shoes.
An Amber Alert has not been issued because there is no information confirming that the boy has been abducted. One of the many flaws of the Amber Alert. Because the boy is considered missing and not abducted, no amber has been issued.
Gene Thaxton of the state Amber Alert committee said an Amber Alert has not been issued because there is no information confirming that the boy has been abducted. Thaxton said he’s currently classified only as missing. This is the third time in less than a month and the second time since last week that a child has been reported missing in Oklahoma.
A 10-year-old Tulsa girl disappeared March 28 and was found dead, and a 10-year-old Purcell girl who was reported missing last Wednesday was found dead last Friday.
(AP via Yahoo News)
Anyone with information should call the Seminole County Sheriff’s Department at (405) 257-5445.
April 24th, 2006 at 05:37pm
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Kendrick Jackson has been missing for nearly two weeks. According to reports a tip came in that 3 year old Kendrick Jackson may have been spotted getting on to a bus a week ago.
Slideshow of pictures of Kendrick Jackson, take a look. Have you seen this boy?
Police say the boy’s father, Roderick Fountain, is a suspect in the disappearance, but he has not been charged in the case. Fountain has been charged with injury to a child for an alleged incident before Kendrick vanished.
The attorney for Fountain says he got a phone call around 8:15am Thursday from a woman who says she saw a child who looked like Kendrick Jackson. The alleged sighting was about a week ago on a bus from Houston to Dallas. The woman says the child and an adult got on the bus around Huntsville.
The attorney turned over the information to the district attorney’s office. It’s unclear what could become of that information.
(ABC 13)
Poster for Kendrick Jackson via Texas EquuSearch
Roderick Fountain remains a suspect in the disappearance of Kendrick Jackson but he has not been charged in the case. He has previously been charged with injury to a child for an alleged incident before Kendrick Jackson’s disappearance.
Judge grants bond to father of missing toddler 4/19/06
The father of a toddler missing for nearly two weeks was granted a bond today, which will allow him to get out of jail if he can post the required amount of money.
But state District Judge George Godwin set Fountain’s bond at $100,000 today on the conditions that Fountain surrender his passport and remain in Harris County.
(Houston Chronicle)
Missing Boy’s Father Charged With Firearms Possession
Man Taken Back Into Custody After Posting Bond
The father of a missing 3-year-old boy remained behind bars Friday, despite posting bond, after he was charged with another crime, KPRC Local 2 reported.
The family of Roderick Fountain posted his $100,000 bond overnight.
As he walked out of the Harris County jail, Fountain was taken back into custody and charged with a federal felony of illegal possession of a firearm.
(KPRC Local 2 Houston)
Anyone with information about Kendrick’s whereabouts is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at (713) 222-TIPS.
April 22nd, 2006 at 01:08pm
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Although not confirmed, relatives of two Milwaukee, WI boys (Quadrevion Henning and Purvis Parker) missing for nearly a month believe the children’s bodies have been found in a park lagoon.
The two decomposed, fully dressed bodies were discovered Friday night in McGovern Park, near the homes of Quadrevion Henning, 12, and Purvis Parker, 11.
Relatives said they were shown photos and are convinced the bodies are those of the missing boys.
Although the park lagoon had been searched by authorities numerous times with divers; the bodies were spotted in the water floating.
The first body was discovered Friday night by a man and his son who were walking through the park and saw it floating on the water, Hegerty said. When divers went to the lagoon, the second body was found a short time later.
“They are the bodies of children — not small children, not adults,” Hegerty told reporters at an early morning Saturday news conference.
(CNN)
UPDATE: Accident Likely in Deaths of Wis. Boys
After a month later of searches and speculation fro the missing Milwaukee boys, Quadrevion Henning and Purvis Parker, it appears they may have drown accidentally.
Two boys missing for almost a month apparently drowned in an icy park lagoon near where they were last seen, and authorities said Saturday foul play was not suspected.
Purvis Virginia Parker, 11, and Quadrevion Henning, 12, disappeared the afternoon of March 19 after they asked Quadrevion’s grandfather whether they could play basketball at the nearby park.
The bodies were found in the park lagoon on Friday.
According to the medical examiner there was no evidence of injury or foul play.
“There was no evidence of any injury or any foul play,” said Milwaukee County medical examiner Jeffrey Jentzen. “The bodies appeared to be in conditions that were consistent with having been submerged since the time they’d been missing.”
Jentzen said the children could have lost consciousness immediately in the cold water.
Police Chief Nan Hegerty speculated Purvis, who could not swim, fell in first, and Quadrevion, who was a strong swimmer, tried to save him.
(AP via Yahoo News)
April 15th, 2006 at 12:38pm
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Seven-year old Chloe, six-year-old Rachel, and three-year old Victor Lance who were considered “missing and endangered” were found safe today in Botetourt County, VA.
It was just last week that a judge gave primary custody of the children to their father, Jeff Lance. Angela Lance had taken the children for the weekend and was supposed to bring them back on Monday.
Jeff Lance tells us all three children and their mother were found at a shelter in Botetourt County. He was reunited with his children late this afternoon at a different location.
Roanoke Police say Angela Lance contacted them voluntarily and returned the children unharmed. Police have not placed any charges again Angela Lance.
April 12th, 2006 at 10:02pm
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Police and volunteer searches continue to search for the missing three year old boy Kendrick Jackson. The Amber Alert continues as Kendrick Jackson has been missing for two days.
The family of the Kendrick Jackson made an emotional plea Saturday for his safe return. Kendrick disappeared Friday morning around 10am from his father’s apartment complex on Wilcrest near Briar Forest in west Houston.
Texas Equusearch volunteers spent a second day Saturday combing through the complex. Police have the boy’s mother in custody for questioning. Officers may also be questioning Jackson’s father and stepmother.
The boy’s great grandmother issued this message directly to her great grandson.
“Kendrick, we all love you,” pleaded Lucille Jackson. “We are all waiting for you to come home and sugar mama misses you very much.”
(ABC 13)
Search continues for missing three-year-old boy
Kendrick Jackson has now been missing since 10am Friday morning. The parents, mother, father and stepmother have all been questioned by authorities. Also on Sunday, authorities searched inside Kendrick Jackson father’s apartment.
While searchers look for a missing three-year-old boy, police officers did some searching of their own Sunday inside the apartment of the youngster’s father. Investigators bagged some items for closer examination.
Volunteer searchers from Texas EquuSearch also used technological methods to help aid in the search of the missing three year old.
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April 9th, 2006 at 11:53pm
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