Posts Tagged ‘experts’

TODAY IS AVEION’S 3RD BIRTHDAY

Tuesday, January 26th, 2010
Remembering Aveion Lewis

Remembering Aveion Lewis

Search teams are still on the ground in Virginia working to find the body of 3-year-old Aveion Lewis.  Today marks the toddler’s 3rd birthday. Expert teams are focusing on the Smith Gap Landfill as part of the on-going search efforts.  The Roanoke Police Department has assistance from expert teams in other states to help find the toddler’s body, along with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children who provide expertise in landfill searches.  According to a press release issued this morning, “On January 16, 2010, investigators identified trash from Roanoke in the Smith Gap Landfill operated by the Roanoke Valley Resource Authority.  This trash was isolated and contained within the landfill to prevent further contamination from other trash… The search was suspended January 24 and 25, 2010, due to inclement weather.  The landfill search will resume today, January 26,2010.  The landfill search is in addition to numerous searches of trash dumpsters and other receptacles that have been conducted in and around the Jamestown area by Roanoke Police investigators and agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.”  

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FORMER CHIEF U.N. WEAPONS INSPECTOR ARRESTED

Friday, January 15th, 2010
Scott Ritter by David Shankbone WIKIPEDIA

PHOTO: Scott Ritter by David Shankbone WIKIPEDIA

The former chief U.N. weapons inspector, Scott Ritter, is facing serious charges after he was arrested in an online sex sting.  I spoke with Police Chief Williams from the Barrett Township Police, and he told me Ritter allegedly masturbated on webcam to one of his detectives in an undercover catch.  The catch… Ritter allegedly thought the detective was a 15-year-old undercover operation.

In light of this recent case, I encourage all parents to actively be involved in what their children are doing online.  Although Ritter is presumed innocent until proven guilty, this goes to show that sexual predators aren’t necessarily who you think.  Sometimes they are educated, professional men who are surfing on line to find victims. 

I encourage all parents not to let their children log onto the Internet in the privacy in their bedroom.  Put the computer in a common area like the dining room or the living room, and check the history on the computer to see the sites your child visits.  Kids and teens should never give their phone numbers, or accepts numbers from people they don’t know, and if someone is sending inappropriate images on line, they need to understand this is a crime, and they need to tell someone right away so the police can be called.     

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