For more than two months, Michael Le has been lost without his sister, “For everyday she is gone, I realize how much I depend on her.” Michael says his family is not giving up hope to find their missing loved one, Michelle Le. Investigators say Michelle vanished on May 27 from the Kaiser Hayward Medical Center in California. She walked outside to her car, and never came back. Based on evidence found, police fear she is a victim of homicide.
Michael says their mother was a nurse practitioner who passed away in 1999, “We both wanted to make our mom proud, our mom was such a strong woman. She (Michelle) finally got accepted into nursing school in September.” She was living with a roommate as she completed her hours for the accelerated nursing program. Michael says his sister was not seriously dating anyone and as far as he knew, she did not have any enemies. At this point, no one has been named a suspect and police continue to interview friends who may have possible leads. Many searches have taken place, some organized by her family
Philadelphia Police are looking for help from the public to find Michael Burns, 30. Investigators say Michael suffers from mental and behavioral challenges. He vanished on June 19, 2011 at the 2700 block of Jefferson Avenue and hasn’t been seen since.
Michael stands 6 foot 3 inches tall, weighs 225 pounds, has brown eyes and black hair. He was last seen wearing black framed glasses and a blue NIKE t-shirt, basketball shorts and Timberland boots.
If you have any information to help bring him home safely, please contact the Central Detective Division: (215) 686-3093
Investigators say Jacque Waller, 39, vanished on June 1 in Ste. Genevieve, Mo. Where she was staying with her sister. Jacque was planning to complete divorce proceedings. Over the weekend, 88 acres were searched in Cape Girardeau County. Volunteers and law enforcement combed the area looking for any evidence or clues of the missing mom.
Although no suspects have been named, investigators named Jacque’s husband, Clay Waller a person of interest. His attorney, Scott Reynolds said on behalf of his client, “”Clay Waller misses his wife and hopes she is found ok.”
Madeline Morris has been searching for her missing son for nearly four years. Montgomery County Police say John James Morris, 37, went missing from Dickerson, Maryland on July 30, 2007. He was last seen near his home at the 2400 block of White’s Ferry Road standing at the end of the driveway.
At the time he vanished, John shared his residence with his boyfriend. Police say his vehicle and belongings were left behind and there has been no trace of him since. In a press release, Montgomery County Police say, “Extensive investigative techniques have been used during this multi-year investigation to try to gain information about what may have happened to Morris. No evidence has been developed to confirm whether or not Morris remains alive. The family believes that he would not have stayed away this long without making contact with his family. His family also believes that he would not intentionally have left and abandoned his dog. At this stage of the investigation, foul play is suspected.”
Investigators say Lauren Spierer was last seen at 4:30 a.m. and was in the Bloomington, Indiana area near the corner of 11th Street and College Avenue on June 3. Since then, hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officials have donated their time to help find the missing student.
On July 4, investigators in Indiana sent out new information about a body they discovered. On Tuesday, the Marion County Corner’s office said the remains are those of an African American woman. Her official cause of death has yet to be determined.
Lauren is a fashion student at Indiana University and was scheduled to start an internship this summer at a Manhattan Anthropologie. She is small, only 4 feet 11 inches tall with blond hair and blue eyes. Lauren was last seen wearing a white v-neck shirt, scooped at the bottom in the back and front, the sleeves fell to her elbow and are described as “bell” or “butterfly.” The shirt may have a “distressed” look. Lauren had black leggins with possible zippers at the bottom.
For more than a month, Michael Le has been lost without his sister, “For everyday she is gone, I realize how much I depend on her.” Michael says his family is not giving up hope to find their missing loved one, Michelle Le. Investigators say Michelle vanished on May 27 from the Kaiser Hayward Medical Center in California. She walked outside to her car, and never came back. Based on evidence found, police fear she is a victim of homicide.
Michael says their mother was a nurse practitioner who passed away in 1999, “We both wanted to make our mom proud, our mom was such a strong woman. She (Michelle) finally got accepted into nursing school in September.” She was living with a roommate as she completed her hours for the accelerated nursing program. Michael says his sister was not seriously dating anyone and as far as he knew, she did not have any enemies. At this point, no one has been named a suspect and police continue to interview friends who may have possible leads. Many searches have taken place, some organized by her family
Investigators say Lauren Spierer was last seen at 4:30 a.m. and was in the Bloomington, Indiana area near the corner of 11th Street and College Avenue two weeks ago. Since then, hundreds of volunteers and law enforcement officials have donated their time to help find her. An interesting nugget in Lauren’s missing person poster is the barcode near her photo. If you download a barcode scanning application on your phone, you can scan this poster anywhere and it will lead to the FindLauren.com website. This techology is a great feature to have for all missing person cases and their posters.
Lauren is a fashion student at Indiana University and was scheduled to start an internship this summer at a Manhattan Anthropologie. Large groups and volunteers have come together in recent days to help with organized search efforts, but so far, there’s been no sign of Lauren.
Lauren is small, only 4 feet 11 inches tall with blond hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing a white v-neck shirt, scooped at the bottom in the back and front, the sleeves fell to her elbow and are described as “bell” or “butterfly.” The shirt may have a “distressed” look. Lauren had black leggins with possible zippers at the bottom.
Bloomington Police released new photos and information Wednesday in the case of a missing Indiana University student Lauren Spierer. She disappeared on June 3 as she was walking home from a night out with friends.
Investigators say Lauren was last seen at 4:30 a.m. and was in the Bloomington, Indiana area near the corner of 11th Street and College Avenue.
Authorities released a new photo of Lauren the night she disappeared and two photos of a truck last seen in the area. Investigators say the vehicle was spotted twice traveling west on W. 10th Street approaching N. Morton Street. The truck was captured on film at 4:14 a.m. then again 10 minutes later. The area is within one block of Lauren’s last known location.
From Bloomington Police:
The vehicle is described as —
-a white 4-door Chevrolet Silverado full-size truck or a Chevrolet Colorado mid-size truck
-mid-2000 year model
-short bed with a bed liner and possible equipment in the back
-distinctive wheels
-company writing or logo on side doors
-possible writing on rear quarter panel near tailgate
It has been one week since Lauren Spierer disappeared as she walked home from a night out with friends. Lauren was last seen at 4:30 a.m. She was heading back to her apartment complex, but never made it. Lauren was last seen in Bloomington, Indiana near the corner of 11th Street and College Avenue and investigators feel she is a victim of foul play.
Lauren is a fashion student at Indiana University and was scheduled to start an internship this summer at a Manhattan Anthropologie. Large groups and volunteers have come together in recent days to help with organized search efforts, but so far, there’s been no sign of Lauren.
Lauren’s roommate, Blair Wallach told us that they’ve known one another since they were 9-years-old. Blair and Lauren met at summer camp in Pennsylvania and have been fast friends ever since. The pair, along with two other girls, were living in the Smallwood Apartment complex over the last year and they just signed another lease for the upcoming semesters. Blair says she left to go home to New Jersey and Lauren stayed to take summer courses for a few weeks. Lauren has had a boyfriend for two years, but he was not out with her the night she went missing. Blair said the guy she was with last week, prior to her disappearance, is not someone she had ever met. She thinks Lauren and the unknown male met during summer semester.
Investigators say Lauren Spierer disappeared on Friday, June 3. She was walking home from a night out with friends when she never made it to her apartment and her car keys were found one block away from where she went missing. She was last seen near the corner of 11th Street and College Avenue around 4:30 a.m. and authorities feel she is a victim of foul play.
Lauren is a fashion student at Indiana University and was scheduled to start an internship this summer at a Manhattan Anthropologie. Large groups and volunteers have come together in recent days to help with organized search efforts, but so far, there’s been no sign of Lauren.
Lauren is small, only 4 feet 11 inches tall with blond hair and blue eyes. She was last seen in a white tank top, button shirt and black stretch pants.
You can follow updates on this case on Facebook and Twitter, @NewsOnLaurenS and at this website: http://www.iuhillel.org/
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