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DeDe Keene

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Monica Appleton vanished in October 1999. She was last seen in North West Amarillo Texas by family members on October 13, 1999. At that time she seemed to be fearful of something. Since that time there has been few new leads or anyone who has come forward with any information that could be verified.

CHRIS COAN Missing From Cedar City, Utah

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April Beth Pitzer

REWARD $50,000

PLEASE VISIT THE "WHERE IS APRIL" WEBSITE

We Invite You To Click Here To View Our Tribute To April Pitzer From A.M.A.L.P

The namesake of April Beth Pitzer, is a unique project with two purposes: To provide awareness, funding and equipment to search and rescue operations across the United states, and to provide funding for beautification projects, such as butterfly and flower gardens to cities throughout Arkansas.

Code Amber

America’s Missing: Broadcast Emergency Response

Kimberly Langwell

Natalee Holloway

Dannarriah Finley

Nelson Roman

Billy Smolinski

Austin Davis

Stacy Peterson

MISSING Kay F. Read

62 Years old, 5' 2" Tall and Handicapped

$20,000 REWARD

Billy Smolinski

"REWARD" IS BEING OFFERED FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE FATE OF WILLIAM (BILLY) SMOLINSKI, JR. The Smolinski Family sends a special Thank You to: Victim Advocate Michelle Cruz, State's Attorney John Connelly and Governor Jodi Rell: The article written below is from a Waterbury, Connecticut newspaper: A reward is being offered for information about the fate of William (Billy) Smolinski. Governor M. Jodi Rell has offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions in the case of a Waterbury man who has been missing for more than three years. In August 2004, Billy Smolinski Jr., missing from his Waterbury home, left behind his keys, wallet and dog. His family has criticized the response of the Waterbury police, who are now assisted in the investigation by the FBI. After a meeting with the Smolinski family, State Victim Advocate Michelle Cruz asked Waterbury State's Attorney John A. Connelly if he would write Rell requesting the reward. It is the opinion of the Waterbury Chief of Police, Neil O'Leary, that foul play is suspected in Mr. Smolinski’s disappearance and the case is now being treated as a homicide, Connelly wrote. The Smolinski Family has added an additional $10,000 to the amount from Billy's reward fund which brings the total reward now to $60,000.00. MUCH FAITH & ALWAYS HOPE For more information on the Smolinski case, click on the link below. www.justice4billy.com HOW TO HELP Anyone with information about Billy Smolinski Jr., missing since 2004, can call the FBI New Haven, CT office at (203) 777-6311 NCIC # M606786078

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ABOUT THIS WEBSITE

We are a Christian Ministry established online in 2002.We are a voice for the missing and we are dedicated and committed to helping all families and their missing loved ones, children and adults of all ages. We provide families with resources and contacts such as Safety Awareness, Crime Prevention and Rape Prevention, plus all available information on steps to take should a child go missing.