A van similar to this was seen in the area, photo courtsey www.fbi.gov
Witnesses report seeing a white cargo van in the area a few days before Breeann went missing similiar to the photo.
If you have any information on this case, please contact: (314) 791-1205 or visit the FBI website. There is a $45,000 reward for information
Remembering Celina Cass (personal Facebook photo)
UPDATE: Investigators say the body of missing 11-year-old Celina Cass was located in a river Monday, less than one mile from her home. New Hampshire Fish and game Department divers located her body near a hydroelectric dam. Authorities are considering Celina’s death suspicious and no persons of interest or suspects have been named in this case. The investigation will continue while an autopsy is performed to determine her official cause of death.
BACKGROUND: The FBI is now assisting New Hampshire State Police in the search to find Celina Cass. Investigators say Celina, 11, went missing around 9 p.m. one week ago.
Celina’s parents told authorities she was last seen on her computer and the next morning when they woke up, she was no where to be found. Celina and her family live one mile from the Canadian border.
Celina is tall for her age standing at 5 feet 5 inches and she weighs about 95 pounds and was last seen wearing a pink shirt, pink pullover, blue shorts and shoes.
Bethany Storro (victim)
Bethany Storro was walking down the street in Vancouver, Washington, getting ready to head into a Starbucks. She was celebrating her new job and enjoying life when she was viciously attacked with acid. Police say an unknown African American woman walked up to Bethany and uttered the words: “Hey pretty girl, do you want to drink this?” The stranger then threw the contents inside the cup on Bethany’s face. Investigators believe the contents were some sort of acid.
The pain was agonizing as she fell to the ground screaming for dear life. The skin was burning off her face and parts of her clothes were disintegrating. Thursday, with her parents at her side, Bethany spoke out for the first time about the incident. She said she will work on forgiving her attacker.
Bethany was released from the hospital earlier this week and Vancouver’s Anytime Fitness announced a fundraiser to be held Friday to help ease some of the financial burden. Bethany is a member at the facility that will host a self-defense class for women from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. You can join the class for $20 and all of the proceeds will go to a fund. Bethany’s co-workers at the Safeway where she is employed started an additional fund at Riverview Community Bank branches throughout Oregon and Washington.
Michelle Sigona is a crime fighting, victims advocate extraordinaire, but for Michelle -- the good fight doesn't stop there. In her spare time, she is a volunteer firefighter -- and now, she is tackling the issues and cases that mean the most to her....
