On Saturday, October 29 at 10am family members of the missing, along with members of the community, law enforcement, media and speakers will gather at Chapin Park at 1400 North Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach.  South Carolina has approximately 125 known open missing persons cases, some recent and many that have gone cold.  ImaginePublicity hopes to add to the awareness of each of them by hosting a stop along the CUE Center for Missing Persons’ Road to Remember Tour in Myrtle Beach.

Each year CUE Center for Missing Persons hits the road across several states in order to bring awareness to communities of the magnitude of a silent epidemic, missing persons.  This year’s tour will cover the following states: NC, TN, SC, TX, MS, AL, FL, LA .  Every year, Monica Caison and representatives from CUE travel a different route in order to bring needed attention in the media and each community.

The annual tour was created to generate new interest in cold cases of missing people across our nation. The inspiration came in 2004 from the case of North Carolina college student Leah Roberts, who had gone on a cross-country trip of self-exploration. Her wrecked and abandoned vehicle was found, but Leah is still missing. Leah’s case went cold and interest faded until CUE Center volunteers set out on a grueling 14-day trip to retrace her route and inform the media of all those who were missing in the path of the tour. In the years to follow, it only seemed right to keep hope alive after families across the country voiced the need for more help and supported the tour idea.

All families with missing loved ones in South Carolina are invited to participate.  Please bring pictures, signs, banners, or whatever you like, to honor your missing loved one and bring more attention to your loved one’s case.

If you are planning to attend, please email contact@imaginepublicity to give us an idea of who will be in attendance.   Your missing loved one will be honored regardless of attendance.

Remembrance

My remarkable Donna,

This year marks the 4th anniversary of your ambiguous disappearance — a tragedy that caused us an irreversible damage.

June 23, 2007 was the beginning of a nightmare I never woke up from. I was thrown suddenly into a dizzying world of unbelief parents, then have to learn how to survive such an unthinkable crises, not knowing what to do and where to look next. I have been through sobbing cries, aching heart, denial, hope, anger, and mourning, a myriad of strange feelings and emotions never felt before and praying for answers every day, every waking moment.

Donna, I think steadily about you during the most sorrowful and terrifying journey of my life. A part of my very own being has been chopped off violently by this horrific loss. You will always be inseparable part of me, I never be the same again.

Donna, we have plead to the local, state, and federal authorities in charge to ensure justice for you, to RE-OPEN your case and assign a NEW investigative team to start their efforts in full force to find my fallen daughter and to bring you back to us.

We have asked DA of Los Angeles/Mr. Cooley and his capable team to use their finely honed skills to find you instead of relying on BURGESS’ (a CAREER Criminal’s) fabricated story.

I love you so deeply and genuinely my lovely Donna, will never fall out of love with you, I miss you badly my baby, I need you.

Your Dad,

Reza

For Immediate press release,
Donna’s parent, family, and supporters will be assembling in front of Los Angeles Criminal Justice Center in observance of the 4th anniversary of the ambiguous disappearance of Donna Jou, to demand justice for Donna, and for the case to be RE-OPEN for investigation.
Date: Friday, June 24, 2011
Time: 11:30 AM
Location: 210 W. Temple, Los Angeles, California

If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Henry County Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff Monte Belew or (retired) Investigator Mike Smothers
(731) 642-1672
If you have any information on this case please contact CUE Center For Missing Persons using the contact form below or contact Cue Center at (910) 343-1131 24 hour tipline (910) 232-1687.

According to media reports, Laurie was a typical, adjusted teenager with no cause to run away from home, her parents, family and boyfriend.  She was looking forward to so much, including an upcoming  concert starring the Beach Boys.   Laurie is the oldest of five siblings, all from a close knit family that had recently moved from California to Spokane, WA.  Although she wasn’t happy about the move, she seemed to adjust to her new surroundings and new friends.  All of this was disregarded when she was reported missing and authorities considered her just another runaway teen, categorizing her into a low priority and hesitating to intensely investigate her case.

A few detectives attended the Beach Boys concert to watch for Laurie, but they didn’t see her in the crowd.  Later they found out that someone entered the concert using the tickets purchased for Laurie, but because they didn’t expend enough manpower, they don’t know who the persons that used the tickets were.  A few suspects were consequently questioned, including serial killer Ted Bundy, but, still, no information on the whereabouts of Laurie Partridge.

After 37 years remaining family members are still searching for clues.  Years of investigations, vigils, holidays lost and memories fading have all but relegated Laurie Partridge to cold case status.  However, the other side of the coin is that in the last 37 years so much has happened within the world of those who care about finding missing persons.

We are seeing interest growing and with the advent of the internet, information and pictures can reach thousands with lightening speed.  We have seen many legitimate, honorable organizations  come about that are professionally trained to work along side of law enforcement agencies to help solve cases, find the missing or remains and give families peace.  We have seen the creation of legislation and national databases which can cross reference information and match missing persons information with unidentified remains, and volunteer advocates which fill in the gap and serve the families.

Although Laurie Partridge’s mother passed without knowing what happened to her daughter, there is always hope that remaining family members will be able to be successful in fulfilling the mission of bringing Laurie home.

~~REWARD OFFERED~~

Date Missing: Dec. 4, 1974…… DOB: May 31, 1957
From: Spokane, Washington
Age Missing: 17 …. Age Now: 53
Race: Caucasian/ white
Hair Color: Blonde …. Eye Color: Blue
Height: 5’0″ …. Weight: 110 lbs

Last seen: Last seen walking home from school at 37th & Havana Streets on Spokane’s South Hill.

A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the resolution of Laurie’s disappearance, the reward is being offered by Officials of the Carole Sund/Carrington Memorial Reward Foundation.

ANYONE WITH INFORMATION CONTACT (You may remain anonymous)

Spokane Crime Check
(509) 456-2233
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)
The Tip Line at (509) 242-TIPS

NamUs #MP6496  https://www.findthemissing.org/cases/6496/0/

http://peasintheirpods.com

Please join Peas In Their Pods as they welcome Kimberly Partridge Carroll to their radio show on Sunday evening, February 20 at 8pm ET on BlogTalk Radio.  Listen to the discussion about Laurie, learn about who she is and what she means to a family that misses her daily.

http://www.blogtalkradio.com/peasintheirpods/2011/02/21/peas-in-their-pods-1

FACEBOOK Page dedicated to Laurie Partridge: http://www.facebook.com/LauriePartridgeMissing

http://www.projectjason.org/forums/index.php?topic=493.0

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Jan 23, 2011 – The family of Kyla Porter, 19 years of age in 2008, who vanished from Holiday, Florida is planning an event to help bring awareness.  It has been nearly three years and no sign of Ms. Porter has been seen.  Her family desperately seek answers as to what happened to Kyla.

A Poster and Balloon Launch is being organized by LostNMissing, Inc, a 501c3 Non-profit organization that is managing the case for the family.  Volunteers are being sought and asked to arrive on Saturday, February 26, 2011at 9:00 am at the Publix Supermarket parking lot at 5127 US-19, New Port Richey, Florida near the Tuesday Morning store.  Posters will be distributed to those who attend with instructions on proper hanging at local businesses and high traffic areas.  It is the hopes that someone with information, or knows the whereabouts of Kyla, will come forward with tips.

Ms. Porter went missing on February 15, 2008 from Holiday, Florida.  Her case remains an unsolved missing.  At the time of her disappearance she made a call to her sister stating she was on her way home. Kyla was never heard from again. It is unknown where she was at the time of the call. Her family asks the public to please help with any information possible. They are heartbroken and have been searching for Kyla continually over the past two years.

Kyla is 5’4″ and weighs 125 pounds. She has a beautiful smile with straight teeth. Kyla loves stars and she has two very clear tattoo’s of a star on each upper portion of her chest. She also has a tattoo on her back. It’s possible that Kyla has been met with foul play, or possibly trafficked.  The A&E television show, Psychic Kids, did a segment on Kyla’s missing status back in October 2010 titled “The Lost Girl.”

Her Facebook is “Find Kyla Porter” and website www.findkylaporter.com” Media may contact LostNMissing, Inc’s Founder, Cynthia Caron, at 603-548-6548 for family contact information for interviews, or via email at lostnmissing@comcast.net.

If you have any info, please contact the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office at (727) 847-5878 case # 08-13138, or your local police.

PRESS RELEASE-NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FORMS “THE HUNT FOR LINDSEY BAUM”

Monica Caison-Founder
CUE Center For Missing Persons
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131
(910) 232-1687
http://www.ncmissingpersons.org

For immediate release

“Family of Missing Child Lindsey Baum joins forces with the CUE Center for Missing Persons”

Wilmington, NC – The CUE Center for Missing Persons will launch a campaign geared toward hunters in the region where missing child, Lindsey Baum vanished from over a year ago; the objective is to involve the community of people who know the region and can eliminate space, in hope to bring Lindsey home. “I am so excited about this idea, it gives me hope and I believe in the hunters because they know every inch of the wilderness out there and I need more help to find my daughter”, said the mother of Lindsey, Melissa Baum.

The non profit, all volunteer group is asking for area hunters to adopt a piece of land and or property that they are familiar with or hunt on regularly to search for missing Lindsey Baum; registration will begin on January 10, 2011 and run throughout the month. Hunters may call in directly to the center at (910) 232-1687 anytime or visit CUE on the web at http://www.ncmissingpersons.org and click on “The Hunt” where they can enter and submit information; during the effort a map will go up coloring in areas that have been adopted. “We are also extending invitations to forestry and park personnel as well as land owners in the concerned areas of focus”, said CUE founder, Monica Caison.

Areas this effort will concentrate on will be the McCleary town itself and 15 miles radius of each direction leaving the place Lindsey was last seen. These areas consist of the following:
McCleary Focus Area
• North – The National Olympic Forest
• South – Malone-Porter
• South East – The Capitol Forest
• East – Shelton
• West – Elma & Grays Harbor County

Lindsey disappeared on June 26, 2009 while on her way home from a friend’s house in McCleary, WA at approximately 9:30 at night; noted one of the longest days of that year, darkness came around 10:30 pm. In the short distance Lindsey had to walk, accompanied by a few friends and her brother, they were sighted while in route and all was well. Minutes later Lindsey left the neighborhood house alone and on her way home she vanished; she has not been seen or heard from since.

LINDSEY BAUM INFORMATION

Missing Since: 06/26/09

Missing From: McCleary, WA

Classification: Endangered Missing

Age at Disappearance: 10

Date Of Birth: 07/07/98

Height: 4’10

Weight: 90 lbs

Eyes: Brown

Hair: Brown/Dark Blonde

Scars: Scar above her left eye. She has a birth mark dark brown on right her wrist and has colored fillings in her teeth.

Clothing: long sleeve hooded shirt (not sweatshirt) light bluish/gray, jeans with knees cut out, black slip on American eagle shoes with white rubber soles, no socks. Bathing suit under clothes red, white and blue in color for both pieces, but mismatched bottoms with floral print, top stripes and polka a dot.
There is a $30,000.00 dollar reward for Lindsey safe return and further details can be located about the case and the reward at her official web sites created for her where tipsters can remain anonymous athttp://www.findlindseybaum.com or http://helpfindlindseybaum.com

If anyone has information on the direct location or concerning this missing child case please contact the Grays Harbor County Information Hot-line (Tip line) (866) 915-8299 or the CUE Center for Missing Persons at the 24 hour line (910) 232-1687 or (910) 343-1131, email is cuecenter@aol.com

In 1994 Community United Effort better known as the “CUE Center for Missing Persons” was founded to aid cases of missing persons nationwide; funded entirely by donations, and staffed by volunteers. CUE Founder Monica Caison, has dedicated her life to the plight of missing people; which is focused on finding the missing, advocating their causes, and supporting the families. Since its inception, CUE has helped more than 9, 000 families in what is often the most confusing and desperate times of their lives.

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To Whom It May Concern:

Imagine for a moment, what life would feel like if a member of your family was one of the countless number of individuals who go missing on a daily basis; imagine the agony, imagine the thoughts of what possible fate that missing loved one may have come to meet. This frightening thought is a devastating reality for the Ross family of Belton Missouri. Sometime in the early morning hours of November 21, 2006, Jesse “Opie” Ross went missing from his Chicago hotel. Opie, 19 at the time, had spent the weekend in Chicago on a school trip participating in a mock United Nations conference. For reasons that are still unknown, he is the only one of his pupils that never made it back home. Like many other similar stories, Opie’s case sits untouched and cold to this day.

We need your help! This letter is an official invitation to get involved and show your business’s dedication to our communities well being. On November 19 “Opiefest”, a missing persons awareness festival, will once again return to bring light to the growing problem of missing individuals. As apart of our event we plan to host a raffle for items of varying size and value.  If you are able, please consider donating anything that you are willing to provide for our raffle. Opiefest will also feature a variety of live music, pictures and displays of missing individuals from the kc area, information on how you can protect your family from such tragedy and a special presentation on “Opies Tour”, a missing persons awareness music tour that reached across the Midwest earlier this summer and featuring guest speaker Kelly Jolkowski from project Jason in NE.

We are asking for your help from the kindness in your heart. If you are willing and able to help, or would like to find out more about Opiefest please contact anyone of the names listed at the bottom of the page. Thank you for your time and consideration.

The friends and family of Jesse “Opie” Ross

Don Ross- doktordsbc@aol.com , (816) 405-3006

Bryce Veazey – Brycevz@gmail.com (816) 809-5852

Jesse Collins – adeadgiveaway@rock.com (816) 872-5510

3 Simple Steps to Help Find the Missing – Billy’s Law

http://peace4missing.ning.com/forum/topics/3-simple-steps-to-help-find