Missing Women Alerts!

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Belleville woman has been missing for weeks

http://www.bnd.com/news/local/story/178210.html

Posted on Wed, Nov. 14, 2007


Janet L. Tillman

BY JENNIFER BOWEN
News-Democrat

A Belleville woman has been reported missing by her family. They last saw her before Halloween.

Janet L. Tillman, 50, of the 9500 block of West Main Street, was last seen by her family on Oct. 28.
Tillman is a black woman with medium skin tone; 5 feet, 7 inches tall; 185 pounds; and wears glasses.
She has scars on her neck and her left eyebrow.

Her family reported her missing on Nov. 5,. She is known to frequent the area of Ninth Street
and Exchange in East St. Louis and the Illinois 203 Truck Stop in Troy. Family members told police
she typically communicates with them daily, and no one has heard from her since Oct. 28.

Anyone with information about Tillman should call the Belleville Police Department at 234-1218.

Contact reporter Jennifer Bowen at [e-mail] or 239-2667.

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1st murder victim identified

City cops canvass worried neighbors

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/chi-burnedbodies16nov16,1,4291128.story

By Azam Ahmed and Angela Rozas, Tribune staff reporters.
Tribune staff reporters Ryan Haggerty and Whitney Woodward contributed to this report

November 16, 2007

It was clear from the detectives' faces that they had come to Theresa Bunn's home with bad news.

Bunn, 21, had been missing since Monday evening, and the pregnant woman's family had hoped hers was not the body found strangled and set ablaze in a garbage bin Monday night, the first of two women found murdered in similarly grisly fashion this week. But moments after detectives went inside the family's home Thursday, Bunn's family erupted in grief, their wails disrupting their quiet Englewood Street.

"She's dead. She's dead. My sister's dead!" Bunn's sister cried outside the family's home as neighbors on nearby porches shook their heads in disbelief. Sobbing family members ushered the woman's sister back inside.

Authorities identified Bunn's charred body through dental records three days after it was found in a garbage bin in the 6100 block of South Prairie Avenue, two blocks southwest of Washington Park. She was eight months pregnant. Bunn's mother, Rosemarie Williams, her voice heavy with emotion, talked quietly of her daughter's radiance. "She was a very beautiful person," she said at the family's home, where dozens of people gathered. "She was just trying to have her baby."


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Missing woman found

http://www.wptv.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=d4d48ad0-7359-4a67-8255-3f209a629f65

Last Update: 11/15 3:22 pm

Reported by: WPTV Staff

The missing woman was found...police tell us she was with her boyfriend.

Reported by: WPTV Staff

Riviera Beach Police are asking for your help with locating a 31-year –old black female.

According to authorities, Ms. Kenya Scott was last seen at West Riviera Elementary School,
on West 6th Street in Riviera Beach, this morning, around 8:30 a.m, after coming to the school
for a parent conference. Ms. Scott was expected to pick her children up later from the after
care program, but never returned.

Ms. Kenya Scott is described as 5’06” tall; 155 lbs.; brown eyes with false eyelashes;

and black shoulder length curly hair. She has a very distinctive gap between her
two upper front teeth and a tattoo of the word, “Kim” on her right leg.

Ms. Scott was last seen wearing a white shirt, khaki skirt, and brown loafer style shoes.

Anyone with information regarding Ms. Scott’s whereabouts is asked to contact:

Detective Sgt. P. Galligan at [phone], ext. 15

The Riviera Beach Police Department at [phone]

Or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-458-TIPS (8477)

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Body is missing Woonsocket woman

http://www.projo.com/ri/burrillville/content/NO_BURRILLVILLE_BODY15_11-15-07_OC7SBRC_v19.27df2db.html

12:46 AM EST on Thursday, November 15, 2007

By Mark Reynolds

Journal Staff Writer

BURRILLVILLE —

Marc K. Connolly Jr., 11, had been told that his mother might be the person who was found dead,
under suspicious circumstances, in the Black Hut Management Area. He had hoped for the best.

But yesterday afternoon, his father returned from the Burrillville Police Department and ended
the mystery, telling him that his mother, Vicki L. Connolly, 33, was the one found in the woods
and that the police were investigating the possibility that someone had killed her.

It was a lot to absorb.

Marc dealt with it in the company of his family, at the same Woonsocket house where he had
occasionally visited with his mother since last year, when his father took custody and he
moved to Burrillville.

The sixth grader was a jumble of emotions, by turns talkative and capable of a chuckle,
but also momentarily quiet and eager for a hug.

He acknowledged that his mother had fallen into drugs after her divorce from his father in 2005.
But he and she still visited from time to time, he said.

The last visit was in early September, perhaps on Sept. 3, just a few days before she vanished.

She had invited him to eat a spaghetti dinner with her in the Woonsocket home of some close family
friends, he said. That wasn’t possible. “I had to go somewhere,” he said.

At one point, she also promised to pay for him to play football this fall, he said.

“Then, she just disappeared,” he said.

Vicki Lori Ann Connolly had been missing about two months before some hunters
found her body last week. The police had said she was last seen on Sept. 6.



Some hunters discovered her around 8:30 a.m. Friday in the vicinity of a dirt turnaround
area at the end of Spring Lake Road in the Glendale area of town.

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Bristol Police Look For Missing Woman

http://www.courant.com/news/custom/topnews/hcu-brimissingwoman1114,0,4982295.story

The Hartford Courant

2:47 PM EST, November 14, 2007

BRISTOL -

Police are asking for help in locating a 37-year-old woman who has been missing for two days.

Frances Olivio's relatives and friends have not seen her since late Monday afternoon,
Lt. Edward Spyros said. Police described her as having a diminished mental capacity,
and said she does not have her medications with her. She does not drive, but is known
to walk around downtown, police said.

Olivio is 5-foot-6, 145 pounds and has dark shoulder-length hair. She was wearing a pink
and black jacket, dark blue sweatpants, a multi-colored winter hat and white sneakers with
gold glitter, police. Police ask that anyone who has seen her since Monday afternoon contact
them at 860-584-3011.

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Woman missing from adult care home

http://www.news-record.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071112/NRSTAFF/71112004

From Staff Reports
Monday, Nov. 12, 2007 7:16 am

WINSTON-SALEM -

Police are looking for a woman who is missing from an adult care home.

On Saturday, Tenisha Tanazia Watkins was found to be missing from the Reynolds
House at 2900 Reynolds Park Road where she is a resident, Winston-Salem police said.

Staff at the Reynolds House told police Watkins was last seen at 4:30 p.m. Saturday
at a bus station at 100 W. Fifth St.

Watkins, 22, has a medical condition that requires daily treatment.

She is described as black, 4 feet, 11 inches tall and weighing 128 pounds.
She was last seen wearing a black jacket and blue jeans.

Police are asking anyone with information regarding Watkins' whereabouts to call 773-7700.

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Suspect linked to missing woman

http://www.star-telegram.com/metro_news/story/302809.html

By DEANNA BOYD
Star-Telegram Staff Writer

FORT WORTH --

A 40-year-old man who once lived in the same Fort Worth apartment complex as a missing General
Motors assembly worker has been arrested in connection with the woman's suspected slaying.

Although Glenda Gail Furch's body has not been found, police arrested Rodney Eugene Owens on
Tuesday on suspicion of murder after learning that his thumbprint was on duct tape found in
a trash bin outside Furch's apartment building.

Furch, 51, clocked out at the General Motors plant in Arlington shortly after midnight Sept. 28,
apparently stopped at a Chevron station for gas not far from her Woodhaven apartment in Fort Worth,
then disappeared.

"The evidence suggests that she was either killed inside her apartment or removed against her will,"
homicide Sgt. J.D. Thornton said Tuesday. "Combine that with the lack of contact she has had with her
family, friends and job, and it indicates that she is, in all likelihood, deceased."

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