SUSPECT SKETCH

The spring semester had just come to a close, and the Memorial Day weekend was on the horizon for Kyleigh Sousa. The 21-year-old Arizona State University student was on her way to grab a bite to eat with a friend around 2 a.m. when her life changed forever. Tempe Police Sgt. Steve Carbajal told me that Kyleigh was approached by a “brazen criminal” who was driving a silver Chrysler 300 or Dodge Charger. He was described as being Hispanic and heavy-set, and now investigators have released a sketch. After talking to Kyleigh, the suspect grabbed her purse and Kyleigh became entangled. She was dragged by the vehicle, hit her head, and died. Sgt. Carbajal told me, “She didn’t have an opportunity to get away” and was pronounced dead at the hospital. There’s now a manhunt to find her killer.

The murder took place near the International House of Pancakes at the 200 block of East Apache Boulevard on May 26, 2010. There’s a possibility there were other people inside the vehicle, and the suspect still has the purse. If we can find the purse, it may lead to the suspect. If you have any information, please contact the Tempe Police Department: (480) 350-8311

Update:  Investigators say skeletal remains found in Ocean City, Maryland at the end of April are those of Greg Forte.  DNA testing was performed and the results were released yesterday.  I’ve been in touch with Greg’s girlfriend, family and friends over the last few months… my thoughts and prayers are with those he left behind. 

Greg Forte vanished on February 9, 2010. Since then, investigators say they have not had any confirmed sightings, and this case has turned into a big mystery. I spoke with Christi, one of Greg’s best friends. She says Greg and his girlfriend Kara have been dating since May 2009, and have known each other for four years. Cristi says, “anyone who knows Greg, loves him.” He is getting ready to start as a long term substitute teacher at Indian River High School, and overall life is going well for him. Right now, Greg currently lives in Selbyville, Delaware, just a couple of miles west of Fenwick Island. If you are familiar with the area, it is along the Mason-Dixon line that separates Ocean City, Maryland from Delaware.

Alexandria Lowitzer - MISSING

Alexandria Lowitzer is a busy teenager.  She loves to play softball, she works at a burger joint and in   her spare time she hangs with her friends.  On April 26, 2010, Alexandria, also known as “Ali,” got off her school bus three houses away from her home in Spring, Texas and hasn’t been seen since. 

Dozens of searchers have given up their own time, including volunteers from the Laura Recovery Center and the Greater Houston Search Dogs, to look for “Ali.”  Although investigators in Harris County Sherriff’s Office have her case labeled as a “runaway,” her family and volunteer searchers believe she is in danger. 

The Laura Recovery Center says on their website on May 4, 2010, “Today approximately 100 volunteers combed the area around where 16 year old Alexandria Lowitzer was last seen on April 26, 2010. Eleven search teams were sent out from the search center located at Northwood Baptist Church, 5803 Treaschwig Road, in Spring, Texas.

Alexandria Lowitzer MISSING

INFORMATION ABOUT “ALI” TAKEN FROM VARIOUS MISSING PERSON POSTERS AND POSTS: