13 year old Kali Elizabeth Norris of Franklinton, NC has been missing since the morning of Friday, May 30, 2008. Kali Elizabeth Norris suffers from a neurological medical condition that causes seizures.
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- 13 year old white female
- 5 feet 5 inches tall
- weighing about 125 pounds
- She has pierced ears and a scar on her left forearm
- Kali was last seen wearing a black jacket and grey t-shirt with a camera and flash printed on it, as well as light blue jeans and black-and-white checkered, slip-on Vans shoes.
Police say Norris was last seen near the intersection of Main Street and Cedar Creek Road in Franklinton
By the time her father got home, church members, friends, family, and police were looking for her, worried that a neurological problem could make matters worse. Police say Norris was last seen near the intersection of Main Street and Cedar Creek Road in Franklinton. Police have spent the weekend asking drivers if they’ve seen her in the area.
Norris’ family says they’re especially concerned because the 13-year-old has been suffering from a medical condition that has caused seizures. They said she went missing before, as a result of the condition
“We don’t have any leads as far as where she might be,” said Sgt. Kevin Hornaday, with the Franklinton Police Department. “I believe from what I’ve seen based on the investigation that she might be with someone.”
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
Prayer vigil to be held for missing Franklinton teen
If any one has seen Kali Elizabeth Norris, please contatc the Police at (919) 496-2511.
UPDATE I: 14-year-old girl who was found Tuesday. Charles Kelton Sumner, 16, of 2842 NC 98 West, was charged with resisting a public officer and contributing to delinquency of a juvenile.
June 1st, 2008 at 01:12pm
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41 year old Theresa Parker, a 911 dispatcher, has been missing since March 21, 2007. She was last seen by her husband Sam Parker at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 21.
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As Theresa Parker’s family fears the worst, they have a prayer vigil for her in hopes a miracle and hopeful ending to Theresa’s disappearance.
“Something bad has happened to her,” said her sister Christina Hall in recalling a long list of appointments and events Theresa has missed since last seen Wednesday, March 21.
“The hardest thing is not knowing,” said her brother-in-law Jonathan Wilson, who came up from Florida with his wife, Theresa’s sister Hilda, to hold vigil on Monday. “What we’re focusing on right now is bringing our sister home.”
The mystery is taking its toll on the family’s emotions.
“We’re worn out and broken,” Jonathan said. “We just want to find her, and once we have that we’ll want answers.” (Walker County Messanger)
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UPDATE I: Husband’s Car Impounded in Missing Dispatcher Case
Now there are new developments in the case of the missing Walker County 9-1-1 dispatcher.
They involve her estranged husband, Sam Parker, who is a police officer on the LaFayette force.
On Thursday, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation seized Sam Parker’s patrol car. It sits in a LaFayette, Georgia impound lot.
We are told the Parkers were going through a nasty divorce when Theresa suddenly disappeared eight days ago. (WCRB-TV)
UPDATE II: Sheriff seeking volunteers for ground search Saturday
Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson said a ground search for missing Walker County 911 dispatcher Theresa Parker will be conducted on Saturday, March 31.
Volunteers familiar with south Walker County are welcome and are asked to assemble no later than 9 a.m. at Walker County Fire Station No. 15 at 18 Old Lee School Road at the intersection with U.S. 27.
The search teams will concentrate on an area south of LaFayette and north of the Chattooga County line, bounded on the east by Taylor’s Ridge and on the west by Pigeon Mountain, Wilson said. (Walker County Messenger)
UPDATE III: Police reveal more details of investigation into dispatcher’s disappearance
Parker’s shift ends at 7 a.m. so she clocked out shortly after that, Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson said. She was scheduled to be off Wednesday through Saturday, which is normal rotation for dispatchers, and she asked for Sunday off as well to work on moving into her new apartment.
Parker is going through a divorce with her husband Sam, a long-time sergeant with the LaFayette Police Department. She was planning to move into a townhouse near Lakeview Drive. She normally speaks with her family daily, but upon talking to her sister face to face in Fort Oglethorpe at about 10 p.m. Wednesday night, she said she would be busy moving to her new residence.
Authorities have not recovered Parker’s cell phone as has been reported, but they have used global positioning satellites to determine when and in what vicinity it was used last. Harris said he could not reveal that information during an ongoing investigation. Harris said phone records could play a major role in the investigation and could not release any phone-related specifics at this time.
If Theresa left, she didn’t leave in her vehicle. Her 1999 Toyota Forerunner was at her Cordell Road residence on Saturday where she and Sam lived in LaFayette. It was brought to the sheriff’s department for processing by a GBI crime scene specialist, which involves looking for fingerprints, hairs, fibers and other evidence “just like CSI (on TV),” Wilson said.
Sister of Missing Georgia 911 Dispatcher Says She Suspects Her Sister’s Estranged Husband
Theresa was in the midst of a divorce from her husband, Sam Parker, when she disappeared over a week ago.
“I can honestly say that I do believe he’s involved. That’s what I feel, that’s what I know in my heart,” Hill said.
“I know of an incident last year where she was really scared, she was really afraid. And she looked me in the eyes and told me that she was afraid that she was going to die,” she added.
Police say they have not classified Parker, a sergeant with the LaFayette, Ga., police department, as a suspect.
However, FOX News learned late Saturday that the Georgia Bureau of Investigation obtained a search warrant for Parker’s home based upon information gathered over the past week. There was no word if the search had been carried out yet. (FOX News)
UPDATE IV: Police sergeant now ‘person of interest’ in missing wife case
Authorities carried out a search warrant at the Parkers’ 985 Cordell Ave. residence Saturday evening, but declined to discuss the outcome of that search. The Georgia Bureau of Investiga
Theresa Parker tion has named Sam Parker a “person of interest,” in the case, Wilson said.
“The main reason (for the designation) was they served a search warrant at his home, and obviously once you do that you’re focusing in on that individual,” Wilson said.
UPDATE V: Authorities draining pond near Parker house
UPDATE VI: Theresa Parker on America’s Most Wanted
UPDATE VII: News Conference today at 2 pm edt
According to Fox News There is to be a news conference at 2pm edt today regarding the disappearance of Theresa Parker. Relatives of the missing Parker have said the following according to Fox, “This is a great development, not what we hoped for.”
Jonathan Wilson, Theresa’s brother-in-law, told FOX News on Tuesday that “it will be a big story” when the news is announced later in the day.
“This is a great development,” he said, but “it isn’t what we thought.”
He added: “We are very pleased. It’s not what I hoped, but it’s going to be big.”
UPDATE VIII: According to “Live” news conference the body of Theresa Parker has not yet been found; however, a police officer has been arrested for making a false statement to police.
A LaFayette police officer was arrested and charged with making false statements to police in regards to the case, Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson announced. The officer arrested is not Sam Parker, Theresa’s husband, who is a sergeant on the same police force. The man arrested is the next-in-line supervisor on the same shift as Sam Parker (FOX)
April 1st, 2007 at 09:46pm
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This week marks the one-year anniversary since Jennifer Kesse disappeared from her town home and the Orlando woman has never been found.
Listen to Drew Kesse’s interview on Scared Monkeys radio with Dana Pretzer regarding the one year anniversary of Jennifer Kesse’s disappearance. (go to 30:10 on the podcast)
http://www.findjenniferkesse.com/
Family holds vigil for Jennifer Kesse
Joyce Kesse, Jennifer’s Mother:
“It’s hard, very hard, but we remain devoted and committed to finding Jennifer, and we will not stop. We’ll scream from the mountains to keep the awareness out there. We are blessed to have the family and friend support we have and the support of the community, which continues to astound us.”
Drew Kesse, Jennifer’s Father:
“They will continue on, they will never stop. They have promised us that.”
Our prayers are with Jennifer and the Kesse family.
January 22nd, 2007 at 04:37pm
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As police continue to search for Nina Reiser, missing for nearly two weeks, a candle light vigil was held Friday night.
Dozens of people attended an emotional candlelight vigil Friday evening for an Oakland mother of two who has been missing for nearly two weeks, as police said for the first time that her estranged husband has agreed to be interviewed by investigators.
Hans Reiser did not attend the candlelight vigil Friday at Montclair Park, which his wife frequents with their children. Authorities said they believe he is in the area because he attended a court hearing in Oakland earlier this week that dealt with the custody of their children, who have been placed with Child Protective Services.
(San Francisco Chronicle)
Even though Nina Reiser’s estranged husband Hans Resier has not been called a suspect, police have wanted to interview him. His attorney now says that Hans Reiser will make himself available for questioning.
Police have already searched Hans Reiser’s home and property ,see array of picture here.
September 16th, 2006 at 07:23pm
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From all of us at Scared Monkeys,
we hope your Christmas is filled with Joy and Blessings,
And lots of fun!
On this day let us remember the families of this people that are missing. Keep them in our hearts and minds and say a prayer for them.
God bless you all
December 25th, 2005 at 03:27pm
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Family and friends gathered and held a vigil in the parking lot of a Canton Wal-Mart 
Sunday night to pray for Sue Ann Ray who has been missing for nearly five months.
A group of about 30 people gathered in the parking lot of a Canton Wal-Mart Sunday night to pray for a mother who has been missing for nearly five months. 26-year-old Sue Ann Ray disappeared in late August.
The group released balloons in to the air carrying information about Sue Ann Ray.
“Who knows where the balloons will pop?” Ray’s sister, Sandy Chasm, told WSB-TV. “It may land in the right people’s hands who saw someone parking this van here, who saw someone taking her wherever they took her.”
Ray’s 6-year-old daughter, Charity, lives with her godmother, Leslie Colley,
who says the girl asks where her mother is.
“I don’t know the answer,”Colley said. “I just tell her that we’re trying to find her. I can’t tell her that she’s not coming back. I can’t tell her that she is coming back.”
Sue Ann Ray’s family has hired an private investigator and the reward for information to the where abouts of Sue Ann is up to $105,000. Sue Ann Ray’s estranged husband, Quinton Ray, is the last person to see her alive. The police are still not calling him a suspect. It has obviously taken its toll on the family as Sue Ann’s father made the following comment:
For Ray’s father, Danny Jenkins, not knowing has been difficult.
“If hell is any worse than this, I don’t know,” Jenkins said. “It’s tough not knowing where your little girl is, whether she’s laying out in the woods rotting, whether she went through a wood-chipper like I was told.”
Who was he told by?
December 20th, 2005 at 12:24am
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It has been more than a month since the disappearance of Amanda Jones. Her friends and family gathered at the Hillsboro Civic Center, the last place Jones was seen to pray together for her safe return and collect money for her bills.
Jones’ father, Hubert Propst, said he would continue to pay for his daughter’s utilities, insurance and car payment until she returns home. The money will also go to support Jones’ 4-year-old daughter.
Jones was also nine months pregnant at the time of her disappearance.
“Sometimes you have to look out for people in your own backyard,” said Tammy Fadler, who won a $110 bid for a pair of Cardinal tickets. “We have given to Katrina victims, but you also have to look out for your neighbors.”
Nearly 300 items were available at the silent auction. Local businesses also donated 80 gift certificates to the event.
A $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone involved in Jones’ disappearance.
(Full Story)
September 27th, 2005 at 11:33pm
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NBC News 4 reports as the investigation continues to search for the missing VCU freshman, Taylor Behl, a vigil has held by family and friends.
A vigil was held Monday night for a missing 17-year-old college student, while police continued to look for clues to what happened to her.
Family and friends attended the vigil at Virginia Commonwealth University, News4 reported.
September 20th, 2005 at 11:02pm
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Friends and family held a vigil Thursday evening (8/25) for missing Reynoldsburg woman Julie Popovich, NBC 4′s Erin Tate reported. Popovich, 20, was last seen leaving Ledo’s Lounge, located at 2608 N. High St., on Aug. 11.
The gathering was held at 9 p.m. at the center of the North Oval of The Ohio State University campus.
The brief vigil was meant to be an expression of hope, Tate reported.
Her closest friends organized the vigil over the past few days.
They said they are pleased with the national media attention the case has received.
“It’s a chance for everybody to get together and use each other for a support system. In a time like this, we need each other, and that’s certainly what it is. We’re celebrating Julie and everything she is to all of us tonight. So, this prayer is just a prayer for her safe return,” said Popovich friend, Tiffani Maynard.
Ohio News Now: Family and Friends Hold Candlelight Vigil
We’re praying for her safe return tonight,” Popovich’s friend Tiffani Maynard said. “And it helps all of us together. We’re not the only ones going through it.”
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Julie Popovich disappeared August 11th from Ledo’s Bar in Columbus, OH
August 31st, 2005 at 01:11am
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