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CUE given world recognition
Readers Digest annually picks a few stories that have been featured in their magazine to feature for their world wide news... Caison was featured in the July edition of 2008 and last week has received notification that her story was chosen to go in the magazines worldwide edtion. Click (below) on the word here for the original winning story.
Readers Digest - Real Hero ~ Monica Caison
(To view Caison's photos larger, click this link) Permanent link to Marc Asnin in Reader’s Digest
Building on her experiences as a troubled teen, Ms Caison has developed an unsurpassed reputation as a vigilante for justice in the quest for missing persons. She has built a network of support to assist families to locate their missing loved ones through CUE - Community United Effort 'Center for Missing Persons' which she founded in 1994 and which has as its mission - To join efforts with all concerned, seeking closure of tragedies; as we remain in search of the missing. A wife and mother, Ms Caison often sacrifices her time with her family and uses her own resources to ensure that missing family members of people who need her services are not just a statistic. Read more about her here
CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131
(910) 232-1687 24 Hour Line
Email: cuecenter@aol.com
Website: www.ncmissingpersons.org
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Monday, May 05, 2008
Saturday, May 03, 2008
Jennifer Kesse and Tiffany Sessions Missing Persons Act
Project Jason is pleased to announce the passage of the Jennifer Kesse and Tiffany Sessions Missing Persons Act in the state of Florida. It was passed yesterday, and now awaits the governor's signature. It is scheduled to go into effect on July 1, 2008.
Congratulations to Drew and Joyce Kesse, Jennifer's parents, and all who helped pass this bill, a part of Project Jason's Campaign for the Missing.
Other states passed by Campaign for the Missing volunteers include CT, IN, NJ, and OR.
http://www.findjenniferkesse.com/
Here are some highlights of the bill.
Basic Summary:
An act relating to missing persons; amending s. 937.021, F.S.; requiring law enforcement agencies to adopt written policies and procedures to be used when investigating missing person reports; requiring law enforcement agencies to submit information to specified databases; providing immunity from civil liability for certain persons involving such reports; requiring that a law enforcement agency obtain a DNA sample after a person has been missing more than 90 days; requiring the Department of Law Enforcement to adopt rules; amending s. 937.022, F.S.;renaming the Missing Children Information Clearinghouse the "Missing Children and Persons Information Clearinghouse"; requiring the clearinghouse to collect and process information regarding missing children, missing persons younger than 26 years of age, and missing persons suspected by a law enforcement agency of being in danger or a victim of criminal activity; providing definitions; providing an effective date.
Highlights:
LE (Law Enforcement) must have written procedures regarding the proper investigation of cases, use of available resources, and monthy review of cases.
Missing persons must be entered into the NCIC and the FL CIC databases within 2 hours.
When a person has been missing for 90 days, DNA may be obtained from the person's belongings or the appropriate biological family members. LE can obtain DNA before the 90 days if need be.
The state clearinghouse shall now also include information about missing persons through age 25, and any missing person LE considered to be engandered or a victim of criminal activity. LE is required to report information about these cases to the state clearinghouse.
FL LE shall establish a means to communicate case information about the case types as noted above.
LE is encouraged to transmit information about the above missing person case types to media and other interested parties who may be on the same distribution list as those on the Amber Alert list. Any person on this list who complies with the request cannot be held liable for any damages in complying with the request to disseminate this information.
(The last point and second point above are the ones which seems to confuse some media into thinking the bill extends the age of Amber Alerts and/or causes an alert to be issued in all cases. As you can see, it does not.)
You can read the full text of the bill here: http://www.flsenate.gov/data/session/2008/Senate/bills/billtext/pdf/s0502.pdf
Thanks again to the families of the missing, such as Jennifer's family, who are willing to step outside of the circle of their own pain, and work to help increase the odds that even just one more family will be reunitied with their missing loved one.
There is always hope.
Kelly Jolkowski, Mother of Missing Jason Jolkowski
President and Founder,
Project Jason
www.projectjason.org
Help us for free when you shop online or do a websearch:
http://www.goodsearch.com/?charityid=857029
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Monday, April 28, 2008
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Monday, March 31, 2008
Missing Persons
http://www.angelsthatcare.org/missing_persons.html
http://www.angelsthatcare.org/Patricias_Law.html
Amateur Sleuths Name Anonymous Dead
PDF forms
http://www.angelsthatcare.org/ModelLegislation-Final.pdf
MODEL STATE MISSING PERSONS STATUTE
http://www.angelsthatcare.org/Patricias_Law.html
Amateur Sleuths Name Anonymous Dead
PDF forms
http://www.angelsthatcare.org/ModelLegislation-Final.pdf
MODEL STATE MISSING PERSONS STATUTE
Thursday, March 27, 2008
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Thursday, February 21, 2008
MIssing Person - update Mike Hogan
Missing men's families coping
Rutland Herald - Rutland,VT,USA
Hopkins also recommended getting in touch with a number of organizations that help the families of missing persons, such as Project Jason and the CUE Center ...
Sometimes the missing don't come back
Rutland Herald - Rutland,VT,USA
Monica Caison, founder of the CUE Center, described it as a nonprofit organization created in 1974 to serve as a liaison and advocate for the families of ...
Rutland Herald - Rutland,VT,USA
Hopkins also recommended getting in touch with a number of organizations that help the families of missing persons, such as Project Jason and the CUE Center ...
Sometimes the missing don't come back
Rutland Herald - Rutland,VT,USA
Monica Caison, founder of the CUE Center, described it as a nonprofit organization created in 1974 to serve as a liaison and advocate for the families of ...
Friday, February 15, 2008
Thursday, February 07, 2008
Sunday, February 03, 2008
Coral Pearl Hall
Help bring Coral Pearl Hall home
This website is dedicated to finding Coral Pearl Hall. Someone out there, somewhere knows something. People do not just "vanish" from the face of the earth without someone knowing or seeing something. No matter how small, or how insignificant that it seemed at the time, it could be the information that resolves this case.
This year marks the tenth year of Coral's disapearance. It has been long enough that hopefully, someone will have the courage to come forward. Information on this case can be submitted to law enforcement Anonymously, you do not have to leave your name.
Please help us find Coral, her family and friends still miss her everyday. We will never forget Coral or quit looking for her. No matter how long the search takes.......
Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
* Missing Since: September 22, 1998, from Flint, Michigan
* Classification: Endangered Missing
* Date of Birth: September 21, 1984
* Age: 14 years old (At time of Disapearance)
*Distinguishing Characteristics: Caucasian female. Blonde hair. Blue eyes. Coral has a scar on the lower part of her neck.
Photo of Coral Pearl Hall
Photo of Coral Pearl Hall age enhanced. Details of Disappearance
Coral was last seen at her home in Flint, Michigan. Coral was traveling in the company of a adult male. It is believed that they may have been traveling to the Los Angeles, California area.
She has never been seen or heard from since her disappearance.
Investigating Agency
If you have ANY information about Coral or her whereabouts.
I urge you to please contact the:
Flint Police Department (Michigan)
810-776-7036
Or:
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800 -843-5678
Case Number: NCMC857702
http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/h/hall_coral.htm
http://www.nampn.org/cases/hall_coral.html
Thursday, January 31, 2008
MISSING: Ian McGilloway
Please forward and post, if any one is near the area and can be of assistance for our family this Saturday on a volunteer search effort of the park where his vehicle was found please contact us - thank you
To learn more about Ian and his disappearance please click on the link.
http://www.thegulottafamily.com/
MISSING: Ian McGilloway
Help Us Search for Ian!
Saturday, February 2nd 2008 at 9:30am
Help Us Search for Ian!
Saturday, February 2nd 2008
9:30am - 4:30pm
Ian was last seen in the Planting Fields in Oyster Bay.New York
We are planning a search for this Saturday at 9:30am.
Please meet us in the Annex Building when you arrive.
The Annex Building is a small building located right off of the main parking lot. (On the left as you drive into the main parking lot.) We will be searching in small groups throughout the entire 409 acres of property.
Click Here for Directions to the Planting Fields
When arriving please tell the gatekeeper you are there for the search so that the parking fee will be waived.
Coffee, Water and Sandwiches will be provided.
We appreciate your help.
Contact Rob or Christine Gulotta with any questions:
via email: SearchForIan@TheGulottaFamily.com
phone: 631-338-8851
Monday, January 28, 2008
Missing People | Home
Missing People | Home
welcome to missing people.org.ukMissing People (formerly National Missing Persons Helpline) is the UK's only charity that works with young runaways, missing and unidentified people, their families and others who care for them. Registered Charity No. 1020419.
blogs, news & eventsblogs, news and events Story type Latest story for type
News: BBC Online article - Government plans to support young runaways
Events: Missing People launches 'do it for missing children' appeal
Media: Bob Geldof Announces Support for Missing People Charity
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Ruth WilsonRuth disappeared on 27 November 1995. She was last seen near the Hand In Hand pub in Boxhill, SurreyView all missing profiles
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Kevin and GeorgeWent to find work and vanishedView all Reunited People
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Announcement: Missing People have found 2,620 people since January 2006. Click to see how you can help us bring more people together.
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welcome to missing people.org.ukMissing People (formerly National Missing Persons Helpline) is the UK's only charity that works with young runaways, missing and unidentified people, their families and others who care for them. Registered Charity No. 1020419.
blogs, news & eventsblogs, news and events Story type Latest story for type
News: BBC Online article - Government plans to support young runaways
Events: Missing People launches 'do it for missing children' appeal
Media: Bob Geldof Announces Support for Missing People Charity
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missing
Ruth WilsonRuth disappeared on 27 November 1995. She was last seen near the Hand In Hand pub in Boxhill, SurreyView all missing profiles
View unidentified profiles
found
Kevin and GeorgeWent to find work and vanishedView all Reunited People
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Announcement: Missing People have found 2,620 people since January 2006. Click to see how you can help us bring more people together.
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Skull is missing woman's - Region - Greenville, NC
Skull is missing woman's - Region - Greenville, NC
It is with great sadness we inform you of Crystal Hicks recovery. Please pray for her family. please remove any listings/postings. Thank you
Skull is missing woman's
Officials confirm Crystal Hicks, who went missing in 2001, was pregnant at time of death
Dental records have determined that the human skull found by a hunter in Darlington County is that of missing person Crystal Hicks, according to Darlington County Chief Deputy Tom Gainey.
Gainey said the remains did test positively as those of Hicks, however, the remainder of the investigation will be primarily in the hands of Marlboro County officials, since Hicks was from that area.
“The only thing we’re releasing is that (the skull) was positively identified as Ms. Hicks, who has been missing nearly seven years,” Gainey said.
Hicks disappeared Aug. 9, 2001, from her mother’s home in Blenheim. Marlboro County Sheriff Fred Knight said it was confirmed that Hicks was pregnant the night she went missing.
“I talked with (Vivian Caulder, Hicks’ mother) just a little while ago, and she basically said before (Hicks) left home that night, she told her she was pregnant,” he said.
But Knight said he doesn’t know if that will have an effect on the investigation at this point.
He said Caulder did inform officers of the possible pregnancy at the time of her daughter’s disappearance in 2001. But based on the recent discovery, there are plans to renew the investigation into what happened that night.
“Marlboro County, Darlington County and (S.C. Law Enforcement Division) SLED are going to be joining together and make an attempt to see if there are any other remains,” Knight said. “We might find some evidence in the wooded area.”
He said the discovery of her remains could be a key to unlocking the mystery of what really happened to Crystal Hicks.
“Pretty much what has happened, she went missing back in August of 2001, and we never ever came close to finding anything out about her whereabouts,” he said.
Knight said he hopes that people who knew Hicks will come forward with information that might help uncover clues about her disappearance.
“We’re just looking for any information about what happened to Crystal Hicks,” he said. “Please let the public know that we are pleading for any information or help.”
At this time, only the identity of the skull has been released. Knight said he hopes more information is forthcoming.
Anyone with information about the disappearance of Crystal Hicks is asked to contact the Marlboro County Sheriff’s Office at (843) 537-6371. Knight said officers will make every attempt to protect the identity of callers.
Monica Caison
CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131
(910) 232-1687 24 Hour Line
Email: cuecenter@aol.com
Website: http://www.ncmissingpersons.org/
He who walks in the way of integrity shall be in my service.
No one who practices deceit can hold a post in my court.
No one who speaks falsely can be among my advisors.
--Psalm 101
It is with great sadness we inform you of Crystal Hicks recovery. Please pray for her family. please remove any listings/postings. Thank you
Skull is missing woman's
Officials confirm Crystal Hicks, who went missing in 2001, was pregnant at time of death
Dental records have determined that the human skull found by a hunter in Darlington County is that of missing person Crystal Hicks, according to Darlington County Chief Deputy Tom Gainey.
Gainey said the remains did test positively as those of Hicks, however, the remainder of the investigation will be primarily in the hands of Marlboro County officials, since Hicks was from that area.
“The only thing we’re releasing is that (the skull) was positively identified as Ms. Hicks, who has been missing nearly seven years,” Gainey said.
Hicks disappeared Aug. 9, 2001, from her mother’s home in Blenheim. Marlboro County Sheriff Fred Knight said it was confirmed that Hicks was pregnant the night she went missing.
“I talked with (Vivian Caulder, Hicks’ mother) just a little while ago, and she basically said before (Hicks) left home that night, she told her she was pregnant,” he said.
But Knight said he doesn’t know if that will have an effect on the investigation at this point.
He said Caulder did inform officers of the possible pregnancy at the time of her daughter’s disappearance in 2001. But based on the recent discovery, there are plans to renew the investigation into what happened that night.
“Marlboro County, Darlington County and (S.C. Law Enforcement Division) SLED are going to be joining together and make an attempt to see if there are any other remains,” Knight said. “We might find some evidence in the wooded area.”
He said the discovery of her remains could be a key to unlocking the mystery of what really happened to Crystal Hicks.
“Pretty much what has happened, she went missing back in August of 2001, and we never ever came close to finding anything out about her whereabouts,” he said.
Knight said he hopes that people who knew Hicks will come forward with information that might help uncover clues about her disappearance.
“We’re just looking for any information about what happened to Crystal Hicks,” he said. “Please let the public know that we are pleading for any information or help.”
At this time, only the identity of the skull has been released. Knight said he hopes more information is forthcoming.
Anyone with information about the disappearance of Crystal Hicks is asked to contact the Marlboro County Sheriff’s Office at (843) 537-6371. Knight said officers will make every attempt to protect the identity of callers.
Monica Caison
CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131
(910) 232-1687 24 Hour Line
Email: cuecenter@aol.com
Website: http://www.ncmissingpersons.org/
He who walks in the way of integrity shall be in my service.
No one who practices deceit can hold a post in my court.
No one who speaks falsely can be among my advisors.
--Psalm 101
Sky News - Full coverage of the hunt for missing Madeleine McCann
Sky News - Full coverage of the hunt for missing Madeleine McCann
Has McCann maniac struck again?
Ryan Parry in Huelva 16/01/2008
Mari Luz Cortes
The dad of missing Spanish girl Mari Luz Cortes said yesterday the possibility she has been snatched by Madeleine McCann's abductors is too awful to consider.
Tearful Juan Jose, 34, said: "It's possible that the disappearance of my daughter is linked to the Madeleine case.
"But it is not something we want to contemplate right now."
Mari, five, vanished on Sunday in Huelva - 120 miles from the Portuguese resort of Praia da Luz where four-year-old Madeleine disappeared on May 3.
Madeleine's dad Gerry said: "We are extremely concerned another young girl has gone missing in the region. We hope Mari is found quickly, safe and is returned to her family as soon as possible.
"Our thoughts are with her family as the search continues."
Dark-haired Mari vanished at around 5pm after asking her mother Irene for money to buy a bag of crisps at a kiosk 100 yards from their home. The Spanish frontier town of Huelva is just a 90-minute motorway drive from Praia da Luz. It is on the route Gerry and wife Kate fear that Madeleine's kidnappers may have taken as they smuggled her from Portugal into Spain - and then on to a boat to North Africa.
Investigators from Metodo 3, the Barcelona-based private detective agency working for the McCanns, were yesterday heading for Huelva as a huge police search for Mari continued into its third day. They will probe striking similarities between the two cases. Both girls are around the same age, both were left unsupervised by their parents and there are no definitive witnesses to either supposed abduction.
Spanish police are also said to be in contact with Portuguese authorities over the potential links.
Posters featuring photographs of Mari were yesterday being distributed along the Spanish-Portuguese border as 100 officers with sniffer dogs and 500 locals searched for her.
Mari wandered out of her home as mum Irene, 34, lay on the sofa feeling unwell.
She and husband Juan, a builder and former professional footballer, began to worry when she was not back after an hour and called police around 7.30pm on Sunday.
One potential witness claims to have seen a girl matching Mari's description on a bus in Huelva's suburbs with a woman of gipsy appearance who was shouting at her.
Juan last night begged for her return - in a plea that was a poignant reminder of the appeals that Kate and Gerry had made in Praia da Luz.
He said: "Whoever has her, bring her back and everything will be ok.
"If anyone has taken Mari Luz by mistake or if they thought she was lost, please bring her back." The McCanns' spokesman Clarence Mitchell said: "Gerry and Kate of all people know the agony that Mari's family are going through."
Has McCann maniac struck again?
Ryan Parry in Huelva 16/01/2008
Mari Luz Cortes
The dad of missing Spanish girl Mari Luz Cortes said yesterday the possibility she has been snatched by Madeleine McCann's abductors is too awful to consider.
Tearful Juan Jose, 34, said: "It's possible that the disappearance of my daughter is linked to the Madeleine case.
"But it is not something we want to contemplate right now."
Mari, five, vanished on Sunday in Huelva - 120 miles from the Portuguese resort of Praia da Luz where four-year-old Madeleine disappeared on May 3.
Madeleine's dad Gerry said: "We are extremely concerned another young girl has gone missing in the region. We hope Mari is found quickly, safe and is returned to her family as soon as possible.
"Our thoughts are with her family as the search continues."
Dark-haired Mari vanished at around 5pm after asking her mother Irene for money to buy a bag of crisps at a kiosk 100 yards from their home. The Spanish frontier town of Huelva is just a 90-minute motorway drive from Praia da Luz. It is on the route Gerry and wife Kate fear that Madeleine's kidnappers may have taken as they smuggled her from Portugal into Spain - and then on to a boat to North Africa.
Investigators from Metodo 3, the Barcelona-based private detective agency working for the McCanns, were yesterday heading for Huelva as a huge police search for Mari continued into its third day. They will probe striking similarities between the two cases. Both girls are around the same age, both were left unsupervised by their parents and there are no definitive witnesses to either supposed abduction.
Spanish police are also said to be in contact with Portuguese authorities over the potential links.
Posters featuring photographs of Mari were yesterday being distributed along the Spanish-Portuguese border as 100 officers with sniffer dogs and 500 locals searched for her.
Mari wandered out of her home as mum Irene, 34, lay on the sofa feeling unwell.
She and husband Juan, a builder and former professional footballer, began to worry when she was not back after an hour and called police around 7.30pm on Sunday.
One potential witness claims to have seen a girl matching Mari's description on a bus in Huelva's suburbs with a woman of gipsy appearance who was shouting at her.
Juan last night begged for her return - in a plea that was a poignant reminder of the appeals that Kate and Gerry had made in Praia da Luz.
He said: "Whoever has her, bring her back and everything will be ok.
"If anyone has taken Mari Luz by mistake or if they thought she was lost, please bring her back." The McCanns' spokesman Clarence Mitchell said: "Gerry and Kate of all people know the agony that Mari's family are going through."
Sunday, January 13, 2008
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Shonda Stansbury
Shonda Stansbury
Search Date: January 18, 2008
Search City/State: Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina
Needs: Water - Foot/Land - K9 - ATV
If anyone is available to search or have a resource needed please contact the CUE Center for further information. CUE has already been up there and other searches have been conducted - however the area law officials are wanting to search currently is an area not searched before.
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911 Call About Missing Woman Concerns Authorities
Posted: Jan 1, 2007
Roanoke Rapids — Halifax County authorities believe a missing woman is in danger after receiving a 911 call about her.
Shonda Stansbury's family reported her missing on Dec. 9. Investigators initially thought she left on her own, but a 911 call received five days later has authorities concerned.
A woman called Warren County 911 on Dec. 14 to report that she thought she saw Stansbury in trouble near the Information Grocery store off N.C. Highway 158 in Halifax County.
"A woman, a blonde-headed woman, and I believe it was Shonda Stansbury, was running from behind the Information," the caller said before her cell phone dropped the call.
The Warren County 911 center could only trace the call to a cell tower and never got the caller's name or phone number. A dispatcher passed the information to Halifax County.
Days later, Roanoke Rapids police spoke with the same woman, who said she saw two men chasing a woman she thought was Stansbury into a wooded area near the grocery store. She told police she waited until she got home to call 911 because she was afraid to stop.
Because of that call, investigators now consider Stansbury missing and in danger. But that lead is now more than two weeks old, and there is still no sign of Stansbury.
Stansbury was last seen wearing blue jeans, a gray blouse and white tennis shoes. Authorities said they hope someone will answer their call for help in finding her
Monica Caison
CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131
(910) 232-1687 24 Hour Line
Email: cuecenter@aol.com
Website: http://www.ncmissingpersons.org/
He who walks in the way of integrity shall be in my service.
No one who practices deceit can hold a post in my court.
No one who speaks falsely can be among my advisors.
--Psalm 101
Saturday, January 05, 2008
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