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An Amber Alert was issued Wednesday for 10-year-old Shantelle Tylameka Hines and her older sister Keonte Lavale Hines. 
The two girls left their grandmother’s home Wednesday morning after the 55-year-old woman was beaten, police said.
Authorities were looking for Shantelle Tylameka Hines and her older sister Keonte Lavale Hines, who police said was a suspect in the beating.
Wright said the girls left Hardy’s home in a burgundy 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix with an American flag on the trunk. The license plate is 890MPG.
Shantelle Tylameka Hines and her older sister Keonte Lavale Hines were found in good condition at a Georgia motel.
Spartanburg County Sheriff Chuck Wright said a person in Monroe County, Ga., heard the alert and noticed the car the older girl was said to be driving at a hotel and called police.
Wright said both girls were unharmed.
Authorities in Forsythe, Ga., apprehended Keonte Hines.
Wright said she faces warrants for assault, battery and grand larceny.
Wright said Keonte Hines will have a hearing Thursday morning. Further charges such as kidnapping could still be filed, Wright said.
Authorities find missing 10-year-old S.C. girl in Georgia
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December 22nd, 2005 at 02:23am
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David G. Eskelson, age 68, has been missing since December 17. He was last seen driving 
a red 2005 Toyota Tundra, license plate 2WILDE.
David G. Eskelson, age 68, was last seen driving a red 2005 Toyota Tundra, license plate 2WILDE. Eskelson has dementia and other health problems for which he needs medication, but doesn t have with him. He took his belongings, but left his cat behind which is unusual for him. He also left a note alluding to suicide.
Description:
- white male
- 6 1 tall
- 210 pounds
- gray, medium-length hair
- blue eyes
Anyone with information as to the whereabouts of David G. Eskelson is asked to call Anchorage Police at 786-8900.
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December 21st, 2005 at 11:13pm
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Chairo Garibay, 20-year-old Olivehurst woman has been missing since Sunday, December 11. 
Yuba County Undersheriff Steve Durfor said Chairo Garibay told her parents she would meet them at church that morning, but never showed up. The family’s Toyota Camry was found at about 9 a.m. that morning partly submerged in the Bear River.
Officials have now said Garibay was wearing a black, long-sleeved zippered shirt, blue jeans and brown cowboy boots when she left, according to an update ‘missing person’ flier. The boots were calf-length, with gathered sides, pointed toes and wooden heels. Garibay also wore a gold and cubic zirconia ring on her left ring finger.
Description:
- 5-feet-1–inch
- 135 pounds
- brown hair
- brown eyes
- no scars or tattoos.
Anyone who has information about Garibay’s whereabouts can call the Yuba County Sheriff’s Department at (530) 749-7777.
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December 21st, 2005 at 03:41pm
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Dr. Zehra Attari has been missing for weeks. Her family had few clues and leads to her disappearance. The unfortunate discovery came Tuesday night as Dr. Zehra Attari’s vehicle and body out of the water.
Attari’s gray Honda Accord was pulled out of the Oakland Estuary near the Grand Marina boatyard in Alameda at the foot of Grand Street. A body was found inside and this morning family members said it was Attari.
Attari is not the the first person to have mistaken the black water where the Grand Street dead ends at the Oakland Estuary for blacktop, said Ed Vasquez a spokesman for the Attari family.
It appears that through and unfortunate turn of events, unfamiliarity were her surrounding and being an “anxious driver” led to this terrible tragedy.
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December 21st, 2005 at 02:43pm
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Police found the body Monday in a wooded area 50 miles from the Fort Wayne
neighborhood where Alejandra Gutierrez disappeared December 8. According to authorities the body appeared to be a child that had been strangled.
Searchers following a tip from a man jailed for allegedly killing his wife and three young daughters have found a frozen body believed to be that of a 10-year-old girl last seen heading to a school bus stop earlier this month.
Delaware County Deputy Prosecutor Mark McKinney said the area was searched based on details given by Simon Rios, who is now considered a suspect in Gutierrez’s abduction and slaying. A 17-year-old juvenile in custody in Allen County also is considered a suspect, authorities said.
Rios is being held in the Dec. 13 killings of his wife and three children. Authorities say Rios told investigators he beat and strangled his wife and killed their three children after the couple argued about him doing household chores.
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Indy Channel; Police: Body Might Be That Of Missing Girl
A Fort Wayne man charged in the murders of his wife and three daughters is now a suspect in the abduction and slaying of a 10-year-old girl after authorities found a frozen body believed to be hers near a gravel pit 50 miles from her home.
Delaware County Deputy Prosecutor Mark McKinney said Monday that Simon Rios, 33, as well as a 17-year-old juvenile are suspects in Alejandra Gutierrez’s disappearance and killing.
The bizarre chronology of events that went from bad to worse. A time line of events that would make ones head spin and then just shake one’s head in disbelief.
December 21st, 2005 at 02:14am
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The Coast Guard has suspended the search for the missing victims, Gary Tillman, 43, and his daughter, Hanna Tillman, 16, determining that their was little to no chance of survival following the Sunday plane crash.
The Coast Guard suspended its two-day search Tuesday for a pilot and his daughter missing after their small plane crashed off the northeast Florida coast.
Authorities determined pilot Gary Tillman, 43, and his daughter, Hanna Tillman, 16, both of Rome, Ga., had been lost too long since Sunday’s crash and had little chance of survival.
“After many hours of searching with numerous types of surface and air assets, we’ve had to make the determination that we will probably not find anyone alive,” Capt. David Lersch, commanding officer of Coast Guard Sector Jacksonville, said in a written statement.
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December 21st, 2005 at 02:01am
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Matthew Soumakis, 31, of East Longmeadow, MA, had been reported missing by his family on December 6 after he disappeared while in town for a conference. However, on Tuesday a body was recovered from the Chicago River that is most likely that of the Massachusetts businessman, Matthew Soumakis, who has been missing for two weeks.
Matthew Soumakis, 31, of East Longmeadow, Mass., had been reported missing by his family after he disappeared Dec. 6 while in town for a conference.
“We think it is Matthew Soumakis,” Sgt. Eugene Mullins said, although he said investigators were awaiting autopsy results to confirm the identity and determine whether foul play was involved.
An autopsy had not yet been performed Tuesday evening, according to the Cook County medical examiner’s office.
What a tragic end to this story as Matthew Soumakis was just married last February and his wife is four months’ pregnant expecting their first child. God bless them all.
Chicago Tribune: River body ID’d as missing Mass. man
A body found floating in the Chicago River Tuesday was identified as a 31-year-old Massachusetts man reported missing Dec. 5 from the downtown hotel where he was attending a business conference.
When police marine unit officers pulled the body from the icy waters near Halsted and Division Streets, they found Matthew Soumakis’ identification still in his pockets, police said. Soumakis’ cousin, who had helped coordinate a manhunt over the last two weeks, later identified the body.
An autopsy was planned for Wednesday, and investigators were still trying to determine how and where Soumakis went into the water. A detective involved in the case and private investigator Perry Myers said Soumakis was anxious about work. He had recently been promoted to manager at a financial software firm, SS&C Technologies.
Read the full Chicago Tribune article as there is some interesting information on when they believe the time of death may have been due to Soumakis’ clean-shaven face and the fact that he was wearing an identification tag from his conference.
Berman said his cousin’s smooth face suggested that he died in the morning, because all of the men in the family have heavy beards and develop a shadow of stubble early in the day.
December 21st, 2005 at 01:48am
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Melissa Morales has been missing since December 11 when she drove off in her parents 
car. Tim Miller and Texas EquuSearch volunteers will search the Rosenberg area with a plane and helicopter on Tuesday for a Melissa Morales.
Poster of Melissa Morales
Melissa Morales, 27, has not been seen since she left her home in Fort Bend County on Dec. 11.
Investigators said she was last seen in her mother’s 2002 black Honda CRV with Texas license place P44 GYK.
Morales is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs between 200 and 225 pounds. She has brown hair and eyes.
Anyone with information should call Texas EquuSearch at (281) 309-9500 or your local police department.
December 21st, 2005 at 12:22am
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No matter what you want to call it, profiling or stereotyping, in this day and age it just may be good common sense. In Australian, men are barred from sitting next to unaccompanied children on flights. Sure there may be an insinuation, but if its a rule for all males could it just be perceived as a guideline in the best interest and welfare of children. Although such a rule would not have prevented this from happening.
However, before people start spouting off about their civil rights are being violated or they were made to feel embarrassed. Stop and think that it may not be about them. Sometimes is about this 10-year-old girl who was molested, Or the fact that kids flying alone may be targets of airport predators. Rather than worrying about adults first, why don’t we put the children’s welfare first this time?
Read the full story at the Travel Bloggers.
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December 20th, 2005 at 11:36pm
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The Clark County Sheriff’s Department says Shaun Rudy is a “person of interest” in his wife, Christine Rudy’s, death. Its about time, many were wondering when this would occur.
Human remains were identified Friday (December 16, 2005) as Christine Rudy’s, who had been missing since November 12. That was when Shaun said the two were arguing in the car and he dropped her off on County MM despite her being six months pregnant.
Sheriff Louis Rosandich says a number of people are being interviewed, including Shaun, who’s held on drug and weapons charges. Authorities hope to pass the case to the district attorney by January 1, and then decide who to charge.
Chief Deputy Jim Backus says they hope to turn over the reports to District Attorney Darwin Zwieg by the first of the year.
Police investigating the case of a pregnant woman who went missing and then later turned up dead hope to turn over evidence to the district attorney by January first.
Christine Rudy, of Thorp, was reported missing by her husband, Shaun Rudy, about two days after he said he dropped her off on Highway MM on November 12th. The newlyweds had been arguing.
Clark County Sheriff’s Department officials on Friday said the remains found in a rural wooded area in the county were those of the 21-year-old.
Chief Deputy Jim Backus says they hope to turn over the reports to District Attorney Darwin Zwieg by the first of the year. He will determine if charges should be filed against one or more people.
Once again the last known person with the victim is a person of interest and may most likely have charges brought against him. At the very least, who allows their six month pregnant wife to get out of a car in the middle of November in Wisconsin and does not go back for her?
WISN; Police Call Husband ‘Person Of Interest’ In Wife’s Death
December 20th, 2005 at 05:56pm
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