Investigators say Jahessye Shockley, 5, vanished on Oct. 11 in Glendale, AZ. New reports indicate Jahessye’s mother, Jerice Hunter, may take a polygraph, but police spoke out to say it has not been scheduled.
Jahessye was at home before she went missing with her three older siblings. Through the course of the investigation, authorities believe could have left through the front door, but they do not know what happened next. No scenario has been ruled out.
Jahessye’s family has continued to beg for national attention and hoping with a larger audience, someone will come forward with information. There is a reward for information leading to the 5-year-old.
Jahessye is a black female, around 3 feet 5 inches tall and weighs about 55 pounds. She was last seen with her hair in a ponytail and she was wearing pink sandals, blue jean shorts and a white t-shirt.
If you have any information, please call the Glendale Police: 623-930-HELP (4357)
Investigators say Amy Ahearn, 40, an English professor in California went missing in August. Orange County sheriff’s detectives say Amy did not show up to teach her semester on Aug. 22 at Saddleback College. She is recently divorced and has no family in California.
In a recent LA Times article, her family says Ahearn may suffer from Huntington’s disease, a degenerative brain condition. Investigators say Amy was last seen alive in September, she rented a sports utility vehicle and used her debit card. That vehicle was found on Sept. 24.
It is possible Amy could be using a different last name, Amy Juntilla. She is described as a white female, 5 feet 6 inches tall, brown hair and brown eyes. She weighs about 140 pounds and it is possible she may have lost weight. If you have any information please call Orange County sheriff’s investigators at (714) 647-7055 or (714) 628-7170.
Investigators say Jahessye Shockley, 5, vanished on Oct. 11 in Glendale, AZ. She was at home before she went missing with her three older siblings. Police say Jahessye’s mom left to run an errand. Through the course of the investigation, authorities believe she left through the front door, but they do not know what happened next.
Jahessye’s family is begging for national attention and hoping with a larger audience, someone will come forward with information. Currently, there is an $11,000 reward for information leading to the 5-year-old.
Jahessye is a black female, around 3 feet 5 inches tall and weighs about 55 pounds. She was last seen with her hair in a ponytail and she was wearing pink sandals, blue jean shorts and a white t-shirt. If you have any information, please call the Glendale Police: 623-930-HELP (4357)
William McQuain (Montgomery County Police Issued Photo)
Curtis Maurice Lopez (Montgomery County Police Issued Photo)
UPDATE: 12:15 p.m. 10/18/2011 - FROM MONTGOMERY CO. POLICE
Today, Montgomery County Police Chief J. Thomas Manger has announced that this morning, at approximately 9:11 a.m., a Montgomery County Police Department K-9 handler and a volunteer K-9 handler from the Mid-Atlantic D.O.G.S. Search and Rescue located the body of a young, African-American male off of Clarksburg Road about a quarter mile west of Frederick Road in Clarksburg, MD. The body is believed to be that of William McQuain.
Due to surveillance video that detectives obtained during the course of the investigation, police now believe that McQuain’s body has been in this location since October 1, 2011. The surveillance video, obtained from a self-storage facility located in the 13200 block of Wisteria Drive in Germantown, showed William McQuain and Curtis Lopez entering and re-entering a storage unit during the morning of October 1. At that time, William McQuain appeared to be in a playful mood and showed no signs of distress. The clothing that William McQuain was wearing in the video is similar to the clothing found on the body that was located today in Clarksburg.
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GoGoStat also allows parents to print out up to the minute information about their child if they go missing. You will be able to pass over the latest photos, messages to friends, status updates and anything else your child was doing online before they vanished.
Brittany Carter (Montgomery County Police Released Photo)
UPDATE: 1:38 p.m.Montgomery County Police say Brittany has been located safely and has been reuinted with her family.
Investigators in Maryland are searching for a missing 24-year-old woman. Montgomery County Police say Brittany Carter vanished last Friday, September 9. Her family told police that was the last time they had contact with her. At this point, there is no evidence of foul play.
Brittany is 5’3” and weighs 150 pounds. She has a tattoo on her shoulder, pierced lip and is known to take public transportation.
If you’ve seen Brittany or have any information on her whereabouts, please contact Montgomery County Police: 240.773.6237
The Fairfield Police say Katelyn Markham, 22, vanished on Aug. 14. Her fiancé, John Carter called 911 to report her missing. She hasn’t been seen since. Police Chief Mike Dickey says at this point, there is no evidence of foul play, but they are not ruling it out. Katelyn is a hardworking student who has two jobs and attends classes. Chief Dickey says she’s known her fiancé since they were kids and have been enganged for the last year.
Although numerous ground searches conducted by the police department and volunteers have taken place, none have yielded new clues. Investigators say Katelyn left behind her personal belongings, including her dog, cell phone and vehicle. Electronic billboards with information about Katelyn are up around Ohio and Kentucky displaying information about her and where to call if someone has any information.
Katelyn stands 5’3” and weighs 130 pounds. She has green eyes, brown hair with blonde highlights. Chief Dickey says her biological parents are split up and she was adopted by another family.
There is a $20,000 reward being offered for information on this case. If you know anything, please contact the Fairfield police: (513) 867-6030
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. Investigators announced Tuesday their focus is now at a the Scycamre Ridge landfill. According to a release, “The Sycamore Ridge Landfill is located in Pimento, IN. The Department is being assisted by agents from the FBI, officers from the Indiana University Police Department and a search expert from Team Adam affiliated with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Approximately 20-30 law enforcement personnel from all of the agencies will participate each day. The area of interest within the landfill is estimated to be approximately 70′ X 120′ X 20′ and the search effort may take up to two weeks.”
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The Fairfield Police say Katelyn Markham, 22, vanished on Aug. 14. Her fiancé, John Carter called 911 to report her missing. She hasn’t been seen since. Police Chief Mike Dickey says at this point, there is no evidence of foul play, but they are not ruling it out. Katelyn is a hardworking student who has two jobs and attends classes. Chief Dickey says she’s known her fiancé since they were kids and have been enganged for the last year.
