#blackandmissing

[uvmagazine]

Update: Found safe, according to Hoover Police. https://www.wbrc.com/2023/07/14/hoover-police-searching-missing-25-year-old-woman/

A 25-year-old Alabama woman is missing and police need your help to find her. Hoover Police said Carlethia “Carlee” Russell called 911 around 9:30 Thursday night (July 13) to report a toddler walking alongside I-459 near Exit 11.

Police said Russell called a relative to tell them what happened. HPD also said that relative lost contact with Russell but the line remained open. When officers arrived at the scene near Exit 10, HPD said they discovered Russell's car and some of her personal items nearby. However, they didn't see Russell or the child.

Carlee Russell is 5 feet and 4 inches tall. She weighs between 150 and 160 pounds. Russell was last seen wearing a black shirt, white Nike shoes, and black pants. Family members say Russell drives a red Mercedes. If you see Russell, dial 911 or Hoover Police at 205-444-7562

#CarlethiaCarleeRussell #CarlethiaRussell #missing #missingperson #blackandmissing #CarleeRusell #unheardvoicesmag

[marcclarke]

The Motivating Monday episodes are recorded in Baltimore as part of the Tight Knit organization led by Ertha Harris with a focus on cooperative economics and sharing life stories that will motivate. This episode features Monique Smith who is an executive at a multi-million dollar company, advocate for missing children and an author who shares her amazing story of finding her identity. We also hear from the CEO of the Freedom Paper Company and wealth builder, Kamose Muhammad who shares life changing business and life lesson.

[sheniq]

Repost @rolandsmartin @dstinc1913 member Kayla James has been missing since Thursday around noon. She was last seen leaving her apartment building in Huntsville, Alabama, and there has been no contact or trace of her since. The police say that they cannot assign an investigator to her case until Monday, but we know the power of Delta, and we are asking your support in bringing her home. Please share, share, share by any means available in hopes that someone has seen her and will help to bring her home. If you have any information, or if you have seen her car, please call 256-348-3656 or 257-874-3403. #missing #missingperson #protectblackwomen #blackandmissing https://www.instagram.com/p/Cjefsx4Mdal/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[thegospelhighways2020]

We're partying drinking and celebrating tonight and praying #missing411 #themissingchildren #missingchildrenamothersstory #blackandmissing #missingmom #titanicbirthofalegend #thedisappearanceofnataleeholloway #sidandjudy #heatherorourkeshewashere #nataleeholloway #heatherorourke #judygarland

[advocatedee]

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AT-RISK MISSING

KENDRA NICOLE BATTELO (AGE 24)

JULY 5, 2022

ENID, OKLAHOMA

Enid Police Department are requesting the public’s assistance in locating a missing woman.

Kendra Nicole Battelo, 24 years-of-age, was last seen on July 5, 2022 at a residence in the 1400 block of West Randolph in Enid, Oklahoma.

She was last heard from by family around midnight by phone on July 7th, 2022 in Enid, Oklahoma.

Kendra is described as "biracial" - African American/Indigenous/Hispanic female, 5'8", 115 lbs, with black hair, brown eyes, and light brown skin complexion. May be wearing glasses.

She has short buzz cut hair but often wears wigs of various hair colors.

She also has dimples.

Clothing is unknown.

Kendra battles Mental Health and Addiction.

Her family and friends are concerned for her well-being.

Kendra is known to travel to Bistrow, Oklahoma.

There was an unconfirmed sighting of Kendra on July 20, 2022 after knocking on the door of a woman's house in Pawnee, Oklahoma and asking for a glass of water.

At the time of her disappearance, Kendra was with her boyfriend, Colby Sheppard. There was a pending domestic violence case against him, and she was the victim.

The case was dismissed due to her being unable to be present to testify.

Anyone with any information please contact:

ENID POLICE DEPARTMENT

(580)242-7000

CASE #2022-6114

NAMUS MP #94568

OR

GARFIELD COUNTY CRIME STOPPERS

580-233-6233

https://www.bia.gov/missing-murdered-cases/kendra-nicole-battelo

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https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=pfbid0jTAMUa1mHZj91qCs7w2nNMW5JUMizvHX62T89czRLhrNnGr6RKsGjkmnyfG74Pynl&id=100064793584007&mibextid=2JQ9oc

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https://namus.nij.ojp.gov/case/MP94568

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https://charleyproject.org/case/kendra-nicole-battelo

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https://www.enidlive.com/2022/08/31/enid-police-still-searching-for-missing-woman-kendra-battelo/

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https://www.audacy.com/podcast/where-are-they-9b8b7/episodes/the-disappearance-of-kendra-battelo-and-glenda-partondewayne-selby-case-update-3172d

#MissingAndMurderedUnityMovement & #AtRiskMissing & #MissingPersons & #BlackAndMissing & #IndigenousMissing & #HispanicMissing & #MMIW & #MMIP & #KendraNicoleBattelo & #KendraBattelo & #EnidOklahoma & #PawneeOklahoma & #BistrowOklahoma & #OklahomaUSA & #USA & #Unity & #Nationwide & #Viral

[hbogirl1998]

CASE OF: AKIA EGGLESTON: PREGNANT AND MISSING, ENDANGERED, FOUL PLAY? FINAL THOUGHTS.

Hi, guys I’m back, and unfortunately, this is my last blog. Today, I want to cover the case of Akia Eggleston. Akia, who was 22 at the time of her disappearance, and 8 months pregnant, and has still yet to be found. At the time of her disappearance, Eggleston lived in Cherry Hill, Baltimore and was already a mother to a 2-year-old little girl. The last time Akia was seen was on May 3rd, 2017, and reported missing when she did not show up to her baby shower on May 7th. Friends and family knew Akia had been planning this shower for months, she wouldn’t miss it for the world. One thing I would like to note was that Akia was put on bed rest for her pregnancy, all those close to her knew she couldn’t move around well or participate in anything too physically asserting. Initially when she was reported missing, police searched her apartment and it seemed as if she had moved out, but those around her knew this wasn’t possible given her current health condition. Akia’s friends and family not only knew this was physically impossible, but knew she wouldn’t just leave her 2-year-old daughter abandoned. The father of Akia’s unborn child never showed up to the baby shower, placing him under suspicion of the family, yet he was never labeled as a person of interested or investigated to this day. The exact date of Akia’s disappearance is unknown, but it is believed to be May 3rd, 2017. The suspicious circumstances can’t help but have me wonder if Akia was yet another young black individual labeled as a “runaway”, or “leaving on her own” by police and her community, but we may never know, despite us knowing her physical condition. I hope and pray this wasn’t a label this missing young woman was given. What I do know is that in the first few months of Akia missing, there was only 3 articles about her disappearance, and nonewere national news articles, making it difficult to expand the search for the young mother.

Within a year of Akia’s disappearance, she had only been mentioned in national new articles twice, and one of those articles being grouped together with others. It is sad to know that if this was a young, missing, pregnant white woman, it would be worldwide news. There is little to no information out there about her disappearance, which is also true to her family. In fact, on July 31st, 2019, Akia’s family was invited onto “The View” to talk about Akia’s case. This appearance has Akia’s step father on the record stating, “Yes, we have spoken, and yes, we have met. But when the time that you speak with the individual in such a matter as this is... maybe once, every three, four, five months, you call them to speak to them and you have no response, and you have to go to the level of contacting your congressman, who contacts the mayor, who contacts the assistant, who contacts the chief of police, who then contacts the head of the FBI from the Baltimore division- it’s a crazy process” (Shawn Wilkinson, The View). This is the sad reality of black families and their missing loved ones, hard to read about this knowing Akia’s stepfather has to go to these lengths to simply get a reply or information about his still missing daughter, and grandchild. It is stated while on the show by cohost Sunny Hostin that their (police department’s) “level of communication is not to the expectations of the family” (The View). Akia’s stepfather goes on the record saying, “her story never got outside Baltimore” in 2019, previous to his interview on “The View”. This is the reality that I have seen across a few of my cases, that in this nature the police departments give the bare minimum communication, not the effective communication that these families and friends deserve. And, the obvious commonality across all of my cases, there has been very little news coverage, and we know if the roles were reversed in terms of race, the picture would be very different. We can however, see hope at the end, because coverage on Akia’s case gained more media traction after her stepfather’s appearance on “The View”. I hope to be able to have this post shared so that Akia and her child may have a voice, the potential to be found. This coming May will be 3 years since Akia Eggleston’s disappearance, and I hope that there is active effort being taken. I will attach images and demographics for Eggleston below.

Throughout the course of this semester I’ve had the opportunity to write about missing persons of all ages, specifically African American women and children. I’ve covered cases that depict unequal media coverage, police mishandling, unsolved mysteries, and exactly how African American individuals are mislabeled and openly disrespected whether that be by their community, or local and state law enforcement. It has been extremely eye opening, while also extremely saddening to tell these stories of individuals who seemed to never have a chance of being found. While I was happy to try to bring unheard voices into the light, it has been emotionally difficult to research and write about these cases when I know why it is the way that it is in our country.

I want to talk about how over the course of the semester, it has not only been emotionally difficult to research, but logically as well. It has been extremely difficult to find news stories, coverage and content on these cases, and not only these cases, but missing African American cases in general. It is not me thinking that there aren’t many more African Americans missing in this country, it’s the fact that I know there are so many more missing individuals and I couldn’t find news or coverage to be able to write the blogs. I mean, some of these cases have 5 or less stories on them. It has been challenging to find the content to be able to bring voices to these people simply because the information and news is notout there for people to see, it’s not out there for people to be aware. Which brings me to my reason for writing the blogs, to be able to bring voices to those unheard.

I knew going into this blog that minorities were not equally represented and covered within the media, and I obviously knew police bias towards certain groups of people. But, I had no idea the extent of the little media coverage that there was, I mean many of these cases I really had to dig for information. I really, really had to dig to find the proper information to represent these individuals respectfully and accurately. I also learned police bias doesn’t manifest in only violence towards these groups of people, it manifests in the lack of care and empathy for these missing persons, and the blatant labeling of African Americans as “runaways” and “leaving on their own”, in contrast to their white counterparts. I have noticed the lack of communication between police and the grieving families, something that we all know simply does not happen with non-minority families. It’s difficult to watch these cases come and go with no answers, continuously under the same circumstances. I hope I have been part of the solution to be able to bring voices and coverage in the best way I know how, and call out the inequality themes I have seen. Thank you for following my blogs for the semester, and I hope this becomes one little step in a long process of work that needs to be done.

Here are Akia Eggleston’s demographics and pictures: 

Source: ABC NEWS

[missingpersonscasesnetwork]

#AaliyahGovan is #Missing and was last seen in #Covington #Georgia #DestinationUnknown #Mpcn #BlackAndMissing (at Covington, Georgia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CK2TjoEJYX5/?igshid=11whxr8c7neho

[theproblackgirl]

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[lowrettaduhvyne]

2 year old #KingHill is missing out of #Philly #Philadelphia under suspicious circumstances. Full Story: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CCdjj6gBf1G/?igshid=5los3ts21jh2

[justisborred]

@ebonyalert @black_and_missing @blackandmissingfdn @ebonyalert_ @blklivesmatter #blackandmissing #missingperson https://www.instagram.com/p/B_mssApnOE_/?igshid=1ltkr8tfren2j

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Today, July 11, is Relisha Rudd Remembrance Day. On March 1, 2014, Relisha was last seen at a Northeast, Washington, D.C. motel with Kahlil Tatum, a janitor who worked at the D.C. General Shelter where she lived with her family. She wasn't reported missing to D.C. police until March 19, 2014, authorities said. In March 2014, the FBI said an arrest warrant was issued for Tatum for the murder of his wife, who was found dead in a Maryland motel room on March 20, 2014. Tatum was later found deceased in Kenilworth Park. Six years later Relisha still has not been found, and no one has been charged in her disappearance. Anyone with information is asked to call the D.C. police at (202) 727-9099 or the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at 1-800-THE-LOST. You can also submit an anonymous tip to the Black and Missing Foundation at bamfi.org. #HelpUsFindRelishaRudd #RelishaRudd #DMV #WashingtonDC #missingperson #missingchildren #blackandmissing #unheardvoicesmag #relisharuddremembranceday #mystery #missingpeople #missing #truecrime #districtofcolumbia #blackgirls #unsolved https://www.instagram.com/p/CCgkq56Fid4/?igshid=buhjeqyik64i

[4evahaka]

From @hpeers_cau - 🚨 Elizabeth Martu has been missing for two days!!!! This is an emergency 🚨 if you have her location or any knowledge of her whereabouts please dm me or contact (404) 880-8911 ( CAU public safety) ! Please retweet until she’s found!{#REPOSTEDBy: @4evahaka2 #FAMUGrad💕💚🐍} - #ClarkAtlanta #Clark #BlackAndMissing #Missing #HBCUBANDS #HBCU #HBCUS https://www.instagram.com/p/BwQAB1hAs-d/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=6z2zx5j99afb

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[japharii]

🛑 #CodiAlert MISSING CHILD IN THE 757! Last seen uptown Newport News! 🛑 If you have any infornation contact the #s on the flyer, or DM us! . . . . . . #AmberAlert #Missing #Help #BlackAndMissing #BLM757 (at Newport News, Virginia) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cia_BVPvyUf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[advocatedee]

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MISSING

LANDRY NTWARI (AGE 28)

JANUARY 9, 2017

BURLINGTON, ONTARIO

Landry Ntwari, 28 years-of-age, was last seen on

January 9, 2017 in Burlington, Ontario before he

travelled to Niagara Falls, Ontario for a birthday celebration.

He was a registered hotel guest in Niagara Falls, Ontario staying at a downtown hotel. Since January 10th, 2017 there has been no further contact or no known sighting.

Landry Ntwari is described as a black male, 5’6” tall, 154 lbs, with short curly black hair and brown eyes.

He was last seen wearing a grey wool jacket, grey shirt, tan colored pants, a red & white checkered scarf, black shoes and carrying a tan colored backpack. Wearing Glasses possibly.

Anyone with any information please contact:

HALTON REGIONAL POLICE SERVICE

(905)825-4777

CASE #201700029069

NCMPUR #2017004343

OR

CRIME STOPPERS

1-800-222-8477

https://www.services.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/missing-disparus/case-dossier.jsf?case=2017004343&id=3

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https://www.canadaunsolved.com/cases/missing-landry-ntwari-2017-burlington-on

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https://www.mississauga.com/news/burlington-man-still-missing-after-jan-10-trip-to-niagara-falls/article_a5566418-fa97-585d-9118-a006bbfcb465.html?

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https://youtu.be/KBDZD0JmadM?si=Z6ZZ0GYPbZhaw1jJ

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https://podtail.com/en/podcast/the-lost-crimes-library/landry-ntwari-canada/

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https://podtail.com/da/podcast/not-always-polite/episode-56-missing-landry-ntwari/

#MissingAndMurderedUnityMovement & #MissingPersons & #BlackAndMissing & #LandryNtwari & #BurlingtonOntario & #NiagaraFallsOntario & #OntarioCanada & #Canada & #Unity & #Nationwide & #Viral