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Lily Aramburo Case on America’s Most Wanted Tonight!

By on September 12, 2009 in America’s Most Wanted, AMW, Ana Lanuza, disappearance, Joe Carrillo, Lily Aramburo, Lucely Aramburo, missing mother, missing person

Friends and supporters, I am so very excited to announce that Lily Aramburo is being featured TONIGHT (Saturday September 12th) on the 23rd Season Premiere of America’s Most Wanted at 9pm (Eastern time).

Lily’s case will be on AMW’s “My Story” segment. “My Story” producer says it allows the loved ones of missing persons to submit video to America’s Most Wanted about their case, told in their own words. As the show is configured it will air 46 minutes into the show. For people that miss it, the show is always available at www.amw.com after the show airs.’

The video we submitted included shots of Lily’s mom, Lucely, Private Investigator Joe Carrillo and his partner Ana Lanuza in front of the house we think Lily may have been last, which is in Coconut Grove, Florida.


I’d like to thank Kelly of Project Jason for her kindness and support. Kelly reached out to us and let us know that AMW (America’s Most Wanted) was working on adding more missing person case features into the show. She updated the Project Jason Forum with all the details for all the families of missing loved ones to see. Giving us strength with her words: “Remember, there is always hope………”

I’ve been working diligently to get media coverage for Lily over the last 2 years. It’s been a real struggle. But it wasn’t that difficult with AMW. They gave us an opportunity to reach out to the community for help. Please help us find Lily. Someone out there knows what happened. Please call AMW’s confidential hotline at 1-800-CRIME-TV.

We are very grateful to America’s Most Wanted for the coverage. THANK YOU so much! And thanks to all our friends and supporters. Thank you for caring, for keeping Lily in your mind and prayers. Never give up on her, someone knows something.

AMW’s 23rd Season Begins Saturday Night

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Missing Persons and Nonprofit Organizations on Twitter

By on September 12, 2009 in AMW, facebook, Lilly Aramburo, Lucely Aramburo, missing children, missing person, myspace, Online Communities, social networking, Twitter
Do you tweet? I began using Twitter right around the time my good friend Lily Aramburo disappeared, over two years ago. I knew I had to do something. As a Social Media Strategist, I used my know-how to start a blog, created a MySpace for Lily and Facebook Cause, and turned to Twitter to create awareness and to try to get media attention for Lily. I update my network daily, sharing news, Amber Alerts and all types of information related to missing person cases, not just Lily’s case. My content comes from all over the web. My twitter handle is @yogini

Social networking sites such as Twitter, Facebook and MySpace can be very effective in the search for missing children and adults. But Twitter is not a broadcast-only medium. It is a community. Sharing, retweeting and commenting is very important.

Help support the families of those missing one tweet at a time. One Follow or Retweet may help bring a missing person home!

Here’s a list of missing persons and support organizations for families of the missing that tweet:

@FindJennKesse

You’re invited to join the Twitter group for Amber Alerts and news related to Missing Persons. All you have to do is post an update about a missing person and add the tag #missingpeople to your Tweet.

If you’re using Twitter to raise awareness for a missing person or if you Tweet for a nonprofit organization supporting missing persons; please leave a comment with your Twitter handle.

You have the power to get people involved and ultimately generate new leads and public interest for a missing loved one.

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Where is ALLYSON CORRALES and TANGENA HUSSAIN?

By on March 20, 2009 in Allyson Corrales, AMW, crime, disappearance, missing child, missing children, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, Tangena Hussain
Here’s another episode from the good people at TheMissingTV, featuring the cases of Allyson Corrales and Tangena Hussain. Both beautiful little girls are missing.

Tangena Hussain has been missing since 10/02/08. The 2 year old toddler disappeared from a gas station in Detroit, Michigan under mysterious circumstances.She was last seen wearing a brown long sleeved shirt with a cartoon character on the front, white cargo pants, and gold sandals. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Detroit Police Department 313-596-2300 or National Center for Missing & Exploited Children 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST).

Allyson Corrales has been missing from her residence in Kansas City, Missouri, since March 6, 2009. She may be in the company of her father, Luis Corrales. A felony warrant has been issued for Luis. Allyson’s mother was found deceased on March 6, 2009. Allyson’s life is in serious and immediate danger. They may travel to Manassas, Virginia or Houston, Texas. ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT: Kansas City Police Department (Missouri) 1-816-474-8477 or National Center for Missing & Exploited Children 1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST) .
Please pay close attention to the posters and photographs of missing children. Be aware and stay vigilant. You never know when your observation could make a difference. A missing child is everyone’s responsibility. It’s a community issue. If you’re a parent or caretaker, make sure to do everything in your power to safeguard your children from predators and those who seek to do them harm. Make child safety a priority!
  • Search the National Sex Offender Public Registry at www.nsopr.gov.
  • Use age-appropriate activities to teach children ages 5 to 17 how to stay safer on the Internet with http://www.netsmartz.org/.
  • Take 25 minutes to teach your children about safety (online and off). Minutes of prevention can make a huge impact in the life of a child.
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Missing Person Jessie Foster To Be Featured on AMW Saturday

By on November 14, 2008 in America’s Most Wanted, AMW, Jessica Foster, Jessie Foster, Las Vegas, missing adult, missing person, Nevada
I am so thrilled! Missing Young Woman from Las Vegas, Jessica Foster will be featured on America’s Most Wanted tomorrow night! Jessie Foster vanished April 9, 2006. I’m sure it’s been a nightmare for her mother, Glendene. JessiesMomGlendene has been working day and night to find her precious, Jessie. She’s learned to raise awareness for her daughter using Myspace, Facebook and a variety of social networking and news websites. I’ve admired her persistence and dedication for a long time.

Please help Glendene receive the answers she’s been waiting so long for. Especially if you live in Las Vegas. Please tune in and help spread the word!

Visit her blog: http://jessiefoster.blogspot.com/

Thank you, AMW!

clipped from www.amw.com
Jessica
“Jessie”
Edith Louise Foster
Current Age

24

Missing Since

Mar 28, 2006
– Apr 03, 2006

Latest Airing
Young Woman Disappears Under Strange Circumstances
Jessie Foster had it all.
The Canadian-born beauty had plenty of friends and a close-knit family, but in the spring of 2006, she vanished without a trace.
Now, cops in Las Vegas need your help to find out what might have happened to her.

>>The Full Story

>>Is A Serial Killer Murdering Las Vegas Prostitutes?

Join John Walsh on the search for Jessica Foster.
Saturday on FOX, 9 p.m. ET/PT, 8 p.m. CT.
>>View All The Cases In This Week’s Show

Other Nevada Missing Persons:
>>The Search Continues For Opal Parsons
>>Nevada Woman Vanishes Without A Trace
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