Personal Narrative: The Disappearance

Apart from the clues given they still had one more mystery to solve and it was who the boy was. Investigators still wanted to continue with the case so they kept the boy in a morgue. Many people from 10 different stated came to look at the boy to see if he was a missing family member. Unfortunately, nobody claimed him. Foot prints and fingerprints of the boy were taken and compared to hospital records but nothing was found. 400,000 flyers of the boy were sent out and even the AMA sent out a description but nothing came through. The fact that there is no proof that the boy even existed led to many theories of who

In the town of Hershey Pennsylvania a mass murdering is happening. Detective Jeff Sanderstein and his Partner Justin are trying to find the serial killer. So far thirteen victims have been found, but they don’t know if there are more.If they don’t find him many more will happen. There is something odd about this killer. He leaves a note about the person, but he doesn’t leave any fingerprints. They haven’t found anything about this killer. Jeff and Justin don’t know why are what he does to the victim.

It’s been two days since they disappeared. Two days since the neighbors got their mail. Two days since the news anchors appeared on television. Two days since I last saw anyone over 16. I don’t know what the FUCK is happening! I woke up and they were all gone. Everyone! Cops… Teachers… Parents… EVERYONE. I’m keeping a journal. If this all goes to shit… I want someone to know.

It was then that she realized her daughter had been unaccounted for, for several months. Once she reported her daughter missing, the second body was identified. Three more bodies were positively identified on November 8th. Their names were: Crystal Dozier, 38, Ameldea (Amy) Hunter, 47, and Michelle Mason, 45, all African American women. Crystal was a mother of seven and had a criminal history of drug offences. Crystal’s family reported her missing several times before. The family believed that the police department failed to investigate the reports so they took it upon themselves to contact local hospitals. They also posted flyers in their neighborhood. Amy Hunter was a beautician and a mother of three. She had a criminal history and there were several reports of Amy abusing drugs and alcohol. Although Amy did not live in the area, she frequently visited the area. It is reported that Amy did not have use of both of her arm, which made her an even more desirable target. Michelle Mason was a mother who again, had a history of drug abuse. Police records show that Michelle also had a criminal record. Amy lived near Sowell’s house. After reports of her disappearance in October of 2008, a full investigation was launched. This is just another reason victim’s families believe that the police in Cleveland were negligent.

Overview: In the 1990s in Atlanta, Georgia tragedy struck the city as their beloved JonBenet Ramsey, young beauty pageant queen, was kidnapped and murdered. At first police suspected her parents as the murderers, as the ransom not found for her kidnapping was proven to be written on Mrs. Patsy Ramsey’s notepad, Proved by the inventions found on the pad. Nevertheless, after DNA testing both Ramsey parents were proven not guilty of the crime once and for all.

The Birmingham paper of Wednesday morning, December 5, contained headlines that would have been enough to capture anyone’s attention. On December 4, the body of a nicely-dressed girl around the age of eight or nine years old was found floating in the lake in the Birmingham suburbs known as East Lake. Her body was found by two teenage boys by the names of John Keith and Ben Cluberson who were innocently playing in a boat. The Jefferson County Coroner conducted an initial exam and determined that the cause of her death to be murder. Unable to identify the little girl, they placed her body for viewing in hopes someone would recognize her. Just a few days later, the local butchers identified her as being May Hawes, the oldest daughter of Richard and Emma Hawes.

Hae Min Lee, a senior and a well known athlete at Woodlawn High School was leaving school at 2:15 pm when she disappeared, her family knew something was wrong when her cousin's kindergarten school called them informing them about Hae not showing up. Hae’s parents informed the police about Hae’s disappearance.

The disappearance of a loved one or even someone that lives near you can be very overwhelming and devastating. These tragedies happen often around the world leaving many Families with hurt and many questions. Well for the Runions and Kopetsky family some of those questions were answered. “She went missing in September. Her remains were finally found. But so was another set” by Laura Bauer and Kaitlyn Schwers, “2 families, 2 missing daughters, 2 sets of remains were discovered, but both are fighting for closure” by Jenner Smith and Emily Shapiro, and “Jessica Runions Disappearance: remains found in Missouri identified as missing woman” by Phil Helsel, are all articles pertaining to the disappearance of a family member from the Runions family

Have you ever wondered how different your life would be if your parents just disappeared; that is how Gone by Michael Grant captures our attention in the first chapter of this book. Gone is about a group of friends fighting for survival due to the disappearance of all of the adults in their hometown, Perdido Beach. In the first few chapters, Sam, Astrid, and a few of their friends start searching for their parents, to eventually realize they have just disappeared. In this journal, I will be predicting, questioning, and evaluating.

The 26th of November, 2000, began like every other Sunday for sixteen year-old Leanne and her family. Leanne routinely had her morning breakfast, went to Sunday school, and then joined her grandmother in the church. That day, Leanne and her fifteen year-old friend Sarah Whitehouse had decided to take a trip to Leeds city centre to do some early Christmas shopping. Leanne was last seen when she parted ways with Sarah when she set off along an unlit path through an area of wooded wasteland known as Houghley Gill. Sharon, Leanne’s mother, tried calling her at 5:20p.m., but there was no answer. At 7p.m., Sharon called the police and filed a missing person’s inquiry.

It was a usual teenager's room with posters of basketball players, a laptop on the desk and a TV hooked up to a XBOX 360. The cupboard was filled with clothes and his watches and wallet. Everything was normal except for this locked drawer in the back of his dresser. We called a locksmith to help with the drawer as his parents didn't even know what it was. The locksmith was unavailable until the next day so we had to follow other leads. We headed over to his school to ask if the students or teachers knew anything. We asked around at his school. A couple of students and a couple actually were help but only two students and one teacher actually cared about it. The teacher was his homeroom teacher who actually took interest in his life and activities. The two students were his best friends who knew about this before it was publicly announced. The best friends were Sarah and Will. Sarah knew Matt since they were five and almost knew everything about him, whereas Will knew Matt for only two years.

They both were with him some time before he disappeared. Will didn’t know much about the whole thing but Sarah turned out to be more helpful. Sarah was a short but thin, smart but goofy, fun but serious at

“Where are the rest of our friends; did they really just leave us here to fend for ourselves?” Immediately I pick up my cell phone and call the first person in the group I can find in my contacts, Paxton Page.

It was a gloomy fall night in the neighborhood of Davenport, Iowa. The city was silent and dead with Jazmine being missing. The whole community was scared and on the tips of their toes waiting to hear of someone finding her, but the community had to wait because the local police department hadn't even found a trace.

I walk for what seems like hours, but nothing looks familiar. Could it be possible I, Callie Hunderson, head cheerleader, math superstar pulling straight C’s, girlfriend of the hottest guy in school, be lost? A sound of denial leaves my mouth. This here, the woods, could not be happening.

“We’re going to get there.” Lexie assured the teen before attempting to figure out what was going on. Traffic seemed to be blocked from both directions. “Most likely. Whatever happened wasn’t good.”