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Rescue workers have begun a search for three missing American hikers, Kristen Yoder (21), Dustin Yoder (23) and Raymond Larson (24) on Artesonraju peak in the high Peruvian Andes.
The three hikers went missing on the glacier-covered peak in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range, rescue squad chief Hugo Trejo said.
Mountain rescue police in Yungay, about 200 miles north of Lima, said a 15-person team was searching for Kristen Yoder, 21, her brother Dustin, 23, and Raymond Larson, 24. Their hometowns were not immediately known.
(Forbes)
July 2nd, 2006 at 09:28pm
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Its happened again. Another missing person aboard a cruise ship. This time its a missing crew member who did not report for duty aboard the Carnival Cruise ship “Imagination”
According to Carnival Cruise Lines, a crew member from the cruise ship “Imagination” was reported missing Tuesday afternoon after not reporting for duty.
At the time, the ship was en route from Miami to Grand Cayman during a five-day Caribbean voyage.
All proper authorities, including the US Coast Guard and FBI, have been notified.
The Coast Guard is currently conducting search and rescue activities while comprehensive search efforts continue on board the vessel, as well.
(CBS 4)
June 21st, 2006 at 10:58pm
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Five of six missing boaters aboard the overturned catamaran, Super Suds II, were rescued off the South Carolina coast. The coast guard is still searching for the last missing boater.
The group had been on a charted fishing expedition Wednesday when the 26-foot catamaran capsized about 15 miles off Murrells Inlet, authorities said.
Five survivors were spotted with the overturned boat about 11:30 a.m. Thursday and pulled to safety by a Coast Guard helicopter, said Capt. John Cameron, commander of Coast Guard Sector Charleston. A volunteer boater assisting with the search found another person from the boat clinging to a life jacket and hauled him aboard.
He said the survivors said the vessel capsized and everyone went into the water. They all stayed with the vessel for a time, but then two of the people got separated, Cameron said. The boaters identities were not released.
(Yahoo News)
May 18th, 2006 at 04:13pm
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United States Ambassador to Mexico Tony Garza promised to maintain pressure on the Mexican government until it finds 22 Americans who are missing in the border city of Nuevo Laredo.
In a letter sent to Sen. John Cornyn on Wednesday, Garza said that relieving the suffering of the victims and their families, most of whom live in Laredo, Texas, is a priority for the U.S. mission here.
“John, I want to assure you that my personal attention and our U.S. mission’s efforts will not cease until Mexican officials thoroughly and openly investigate any cases involving missing American citizens,” Garza wrote in the letter to the Texas senator.
Last week, Cornyn, a Republican who chairs the Immigration, Border Security and Citizenship subcommittee, wrote to Garza expressing concern about the situation on the United States’ southeast border.
Nuevo Laredo, a city of 330,000 across the river from Laredo Texas, has been caught up in a violent turf war between rival drug gangs.
Nuevo Laredo, a city of 330,000 across the river from Laredo Texas, has been caught up in a violent turf war between rival drug gangs fighting for billion-dollar smuggling routes into the United States.
Since Jan. 1, the city has had 84 killings, most of which have been execution-style shootings.
(AP)
April 12th, 2006 at 09:58pm
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Christopher Snow has been found safe and unharmed. He had been missing since March 8, 2006. Christopher Snow was located at 4:15pm at a Shell Station in Baytown, TX on Tuesday, March 14, 2006. Chris was met by his father and Robert Nelson , a member of Texas EquuSearch.
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March 15th, 2006 at 12:10pm
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The family of Luis Pagan from Rhode Island is awaiting news from Mexico after their son went missing. Luis Pagan was swimming in Mexico despite the strong currents.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. A family is tearfully awaiting word of a Brown University student who has gone missing while swimming in Mexico.
Luis Pagan was swimming in the ocean despite strong currents. His sister says lifeguards tried to rescue him, but decided it was too dangerous. The family was notified of Pagan’s disappearance yesterday.
(WFSB)
(NBC 10): Student Disappears While Swimming In Mexico
A family is tearfully awaiting word of a Brown University student who disappeared while swimming at a beach in Mexico.
He and a friend were vacationing while on a school break in Puerto Angel, on the Pacific coast.
January 14th, 2006 at 04:57pm
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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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From all of us at Scared Monkeys, we wish you a happy and healthy Thanksgiving.
November 24th, 2005 at 09:58am
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Mario Garcia, who is accused of murdering Christie Wilson was back in court attempting to get his bail reduced. Garcia had been held without bail; however, on Monday, the judge imposed a $3 million bail. Garcia’s attorney, Ron Peters, as any defense attorney would do claims his client is innocent.
Christie Wilson, who has been missing for over a month, was last seen leaving the Thunder Valley Casino in Lincoln with Mario Garcia, 53. He has been charged with murder in the case and pleaded not guilty
Outside of court Monday, Garcia’s attorney, Ron Peters, said that evidence “points a finger at another person” — Wilson’s boyfriend, Daniel Burlando.
“God forbid that they conducted an investigation to the exclusion of any other potential suspect. And that may be where this is heading,” Peters said.
Maybe Attorney Ron Peters would like to explain why his client, Mario Garcia, was treated for scratches, claw marks and a black eye at a medical facility after Christie Wilson’s disappearance? It is suspected that Christie Wilson put up a fight from the medical records that have been obtained by authorities.
The records show the 53-year old from Auburn went to a UC Davis Medical building on Bell Road, shortly after Christie disappeared.
He was apparently treated for scratches and claw marks on his arms, as well as a black eye.
Lt. George Malim of the Sheriff’s office told FOX40 this points to a struggle and he believes Christie may have put up a big fight before being murdered.
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November 8th, 2005 at 02:15am
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Priest Willis, who was reported missing late Thursday night, was found Friday morning after spending the night with a homeless couple sleeping in a boxcar.
The man, Lyndon Thompson, said that Priest said he was lost and asked him and his girlfriend for help.
“We took care of him. We didn’t want him to get in trouble,” says Thompson’s girlfriend.
The couple is homeless. All three slept on a boxcar. This morning on the way to call for help, they were spotted. Priest’s mother rushed to the scene.
Priest was not hurt. He told police he had planned to run away to Canada with two of his friends, but his friends backed out at the last minute. He had about $2.60 in his pocket.
The couple will not face any charges.
November 4th, 2005 at 08:55pm
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