What are AMBER Alerts?

Tangena Hussain

AMBER Alert: Michigan An AMBER Alert has been issued in Michigan for 2-year-old Tangena Hussain. Cops say Tangena was last seen unsecured in the back seat of a vehicle parked in front of a Marathon Gas Station. Her mother's boyfriend went inside to make a purchase and when he returned the child was gone. Learn more about the case Last updated: October 3, 2008

Pablo Hernandez

AMBER Alert: Utah An AMBER Alert has been issued in Utah for 4-year-old Pablo Hernandez and his two siblings. Cops say the Hernandez children were abducted by 30-year-old Isreal Hernandez, who they believe is abusive. Learn more about the case Last updated: September 2, 2008

Xiomara Hernandez-Torres

AMBER Alert: Utah An AMBER Alert has been issued in Utah for 3-year-old Xiomara Hernandez-Torres and her two siblings. Cops say the Hernandez children were abducted by 30-year-old Isreal Hernandez, who they believe is abusive. Learn more about the case Last updated: September 2, 2008

Alicia Hernandez

AMBER Alert: Utah An AMBER Alert has been issued in Utah for 6-year-old Alicia Hernandez and her two siblings. Cops say the Hernandez children were abducted by 30-year-old Isreal Hernandez, who they believe is abusive. Learn more about the case Last updated: September 2, 2008

Kayla Pelka, July 26, 2007 Zina Linnik, July 5, 2007 Unknown , July 3, 2007 Kimiko Lewis, June 30, 2007 Keoako Lewis, June 30, 2007 Briscoe King, May 22, 2007 Alexis Roadside, April 16, 2007 Lars Baugher, March 25, 2007 Remi Baugher, March 25, 2007 Christopher Barrios, March 12, 2007 Clay Moore, February 23, 2007 Brielle Connors, January 25, 2007 Loic Rogers, January 25, 2007 Kyara Walker, January 20, 2007 Kayla Walker, January 20, 2007 Jaylan Walker, January 20, 2007 Justin Walker , January 20, 2007 Marissa Graham, January 18, 2007 Isiah Ramirez, January 15, 2007 William Ownby, January 9, 2007 Jaachi Emeruwa, January 1, 2007 Kelechi Emeruwa, January 1, 2007 Tochi Emeruwa, January 1, 2007 Geontae Glass, December 4, 2006 Bryan Dos Santos-Gomes, December 1, 2006 Marteen Casey, November 25, 2006 Ella Casey, November 25, 2006 Jesus Vega, November 20, 2006 Stephanie Wagner, November 2, 2006 Mekai Brown, October 18, 2006 Saige Terrell, October 16, 2006 Sherry Moore, October 2, 2006 Edwin Sanchez Gonzales, October 1, 2006 Natasha Richlefs, September 29, 2006 Julisa Gomez Diaz , September 18, 2006 Abby Woods, September 15, 2006 Joliet Cedano, September 11, 2006 Jiane Fitzpatrick, August 31, 2006 Casey Crowder, August 29, 2006 Trenton Duckett, August 27, 2006 Unknown , August 17, 2006 Veronica Lopez, July 17, 2006 Elian Majano, June 23, 2006 Riley Rogers, June 22, 2006 Alejandra Gomez, June 11, 2006 Guadalupe Medina, June 5, 2006 Priscilla Maldonado, June 4, 2006 Serenna Simons, June 1, 2006 Lillian Kohut, May 28, 2006 Khristina Wagoner, May 23, 2006 Reachelle Smith, May 23, 2006 Skyland Childress, May 17, 2006 Marlen Brito, May 10, 2006 Perla Hernandez, May 2, 2006 Andrea Evans, April 26, 2006 Analyce Guerra , April 24, 2006 Mara Downes, April 24, 2006 Tyron Atkins, April 18, 2006 Jamie Bolin, April 13, 2006 Kelsey Stelting, April 11, 2006 Kendrick Jackson, April 7, 2006 Breanna Winkler, March 22, 2006 Mary Winkler, March 22, 2006 Patricia Winkler, March 22, 2006 Jared McGuire, February 24, 2006 Valeria Cardenas, February 24, 2006 Cassandra McNear, February 22, 2006 Neveah McMinnis, February 10, 2006 Pedro Cuesta, February 7, 2006 Timillion Trawick, February 6, 2006 Makayla Christy, January 30, 2006 Carolyn Richard, January 25, 2006 Jessica Olvera, January 17, 2006 Rahsaan Coles, January 13, 2006 Lasepia Rankins, January 8, 2006 Stephon Spicer, January 5, 2006 Tylameka Hines, December 21, 2005 Briana Bell, December 15, 2005 Doris Cando, December 6, 2005 Marcos Richmond, December 5, 2005 Teketria Buggs, December 4, 2005 Isaac Hernandez, November 27, 2005 Dialys Ramos, November 17, 2005 Charlie Southard, November 17, 2005 Kara Borden, November 13, 2005 Kyle Brown, November 9, 2005 Isaac Hoose, November 3, 2005 Shyla Markley, November 3, 2005 Meagan Minton, November 1, 2005 Arisbeth Tapia Martinez , October 10, 2005 Justin Quintero, September 19, 2005 Jonah Quintero, September 19, 2005 Taylor Behl, September 16, 2005 Ashley Garza, September 12, 2005 Laura Martinez, September 6, 2005 Devin Hankins, September 2, 2005 Jodie Collie, August 27, 2005 Cobey Corley , August 23, 2005 Emily Torres, July 28, 2005 Lydia Rupp, July 23, 2005 Brittany Graham, July 22, 2005 Jessie Threatts, July 21, 2005 Charles Johnson, July 18, 2005 Bryan Cervantes, July 11, 2005 Jennifer Cervantes, July 11, 2005 Raven Randal, July 1, 2005 Trinity Casey, June 15, 2005 Adriana Amezcua, June 12, 2005 Jineva Driscoll, June 10, 2005 Tamara Finch, May 24, 2005 Dylan Groene, May 17, 2005 Shasta Groene, May 17, 2005 Justin Black, May 12, 2005 Margarita Aguilar-Lopez, April 26, 2005 Janet Quijano, April 20, 2005 Jada Saunders, April 11, 2005 Jetseta Gage, March 25, 2005 Faith McDowell, March 22, 2005 Juana Martinez, March 3, 2005 Jessica Lunsford, February 24, 2005 Nadine Ayers, February 23, 2005 Jessica Hart, February 23, 2005 Jayden Underwood, February 19, 2005 Shauna Owens, February 16, 2005 Katlyn Collman, January 27, 2005 Adam Kirkirt, January 19, 2005 Paul Chambers, January 16, 2005 Breanna Chambers, January 15, 2005 Shelbie Smith, December 22, 2004 Baby Stinnett, December 16, 2004 Margaret Wilkerson, October 27, 2004 Jesus Alvarado, October 21, 2004 Rasheed Biles, October 15, 2004 Tharasara Lopez, September 29, 2004 Briana Schultheis, September 19, 2004 Stormy Shirk , September 15, 2004 Jami Hicks, September 12, 2004 Zuleyma Gonzales, September 1, 2004 Chase Saunders, August 25, 2004 Patricia Miles, August 15, 2004 Michael Rauda, August 9, 2004 Schidee Carries, August 9, 2004 Tamera Cannon, July 12, 2004 Andriena Estrada, July 5, 2004 Jacquelin Ortiz, July 4, 2004 Anthony Turner, March 22, 2000 The AMBER Plan is a voluntary partnership between law-enforcement agencies and broadcasters to activate an urgent bulletin in the most serious child-abduction cases. Broadcasters use the Emergency Alert System (EAS) to air a description of the abducted child and suspected abductor and enlist the help of an entire community to assist in the search. This is the same concept used during severe weather emergencies. Why Was the AMBER Plan Created? Amber Hagerman The AMBER Plan was created in 1997 following the abduction and murder of 9-year-old Amber Hagerman in Arlington, Texas. Residents contacted radio stations in the Dallas area and suggested they broadcast special "alerts" over the airwaves so that they could help prevent such incidents in the future.

Amber Hagerman

Index: Better Tomorrows Better Tomorrows has been on the forefront of the Missing and Exploited Child Abduction issues before legislators since the latter 1990,s in the year 2000 we Contacted Congress on Crimes Against Children. Http://BetterTomorrows.Tripod.com In 1998 it was about changing a center a pedophile was allow to molest teens in the attic of the center while writing off their community service hours. He even had the gull to joke about his exploits with teen aged boys there, there was no mistake Sister Stephanie asked me to be her assistant at that center, Crimes Against Children was born at that center no one used our name at the time. Crimes Against Children Http://ZachNe1998.Tripod.com We also started Better Tomorrows at that center the paper was seperated in the year 2000 creating the Serenity Unveiled Recovery Paper: Http://SerenityUnveiled.Tripod.com If you have a missing child, you should do the following immediately: Contact local law enforcement division of crimes against children unit and inform them of the situation. Request from law enforcement that your child be entered into National Crime and Information Center (N.C.I.C.). Register your child with the following clearing houses: Child Protection Education of America: 1-866-USA-CHILD National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: 1-800-843-5678 Try to remain calm. A calm head will help you remember details around the time of your child's disappearance. Getting these details written down as soon as possible and giving them to the authorities could prove to be crucial in solving your child's case, provide the most recent pictures and footprint of your child. Once your child has been located, remember to call or email all persons involved in the search. Also, don't forget the posters that might have been placed in the community, have them recovered. Missing children fall under one of four categories: Runaways Non-custodial parent abduction Non-family abduction-- a friend of the family Stranger abduction Thrown-away’s -- children abandoned Better Tomorrows deals with none-family abductions, stranger abductions, and sexually related offenses to any child, molestation, rape, and death of a child in the commission of any Crime Against Children. We have been the fighters in these areas for specific reason's. 1. Law enforcement teams perform differently in regarding cases. 2. When you deal with Congress different laws deal with different crimes. 3. We do not want to any case or law set aside because of unclarity. It is Important for the parent to honestly consider what has happened to their child. If you recently had an argument with your child or if your child's best friend had an argument with their parents (sometimes children will convince each other to runaway because it is perceived as "safer") then you would consider the possibility that your child is a runaway. If a friend of the family acts weird or some slightly peculiar incident happens around the time of your child's disappearance then you need to consider the possibility that your child is missing as a result of a non-family abduction. After consideration, select the categories above for additional information. Runaways Runaways can become victims of sexual exploitation, child pornography, prostitution, and/or drugs crimes. The first 48 hours are very important for both child and parent and investigators. Please keep in mind you total candor could speed the process of recovery of your child. First contact your child's friends, neighbors, school, relatives, anyone or anyplace that your child frequents. Ask if they have seen your child or where they think your child would have gone have two or three people contacting various points of possible destination. Acquire your child's missing poster's from The National Center's For Missing and Exploited Children Network Post your child's poster in those frequented areas and in areas in and around your community that offer the most exposure. It is very important that you keep track where you post the posters so that you can remove them if and when your child is found. Non-Custodial Abductions Non-Custodial Parent abductions are the most common form of child abductions. This area (Our State) also has a high recovery rate but this does not mean that the child is not in danger. It is a common misconception that a child taken by a parent will be okay. This is simply not true. Some parents are capable of killing a child for no other reason than "If I can't have them nobody can!" A large percentage of these abductions are recovered because personal information about the abducting parent is known: Social Security Number, Make, model and year of car, Job skills and etc. Be prepared to give this kind of information to authorities. Non-Family and Stranger Abductions Time is a very important factor in all child abductions but it is especially important in non-family and stranger abductions. These abductions are not as common as Runaway or Non-Custodial Abductions but they have a higher percentage that end in tragedy. In these The Child we need to keep the information out there, we begged senators, Mayors, congress person's to not let this child's case die, we worked on the case from the day the case was sent to The National Missing & Exploited Children's Network. they e-mailed us a photo and information when the child was recovered he had been missing 1558 days. we kept since November 2002 the information came to us Connection can and will assist even in dated cases (cases older than 10 years). will seek the cases be looked at again. There are children recovered Shawn’s case went National he appeared on the program we asked for help from on his case not being allowed to die. There are many cases the dedicated law enforcement officers work on with a dedication that goes beyond what their job description outlines, we never hear much about such cases, and they as we here look for no one's recognition for anything. We just work to get the children case to be kept alive because as shown how do we all not know that one call can bring a child home? How Can The YOU Help? The Crimes Against Children programs are growing in law enforcement levels thanks to our President George Bush, He also enacted the John Walsh bill another person we had been in contact on these cases. Right now you can donate fund for a 24/hour staff we will be happy to provide a financial report to requested donators. We need updated computers. We need Printing ink ( Here is the cartage No. ), ( Here is the Cartage No. ), will be opening a new section for children we will be online then 24/7 twenty-four hours a day Crimes Against Children has operated solely on personal fund for many years now, that is why in every case we have not purchased domain names for all the sites because if the money could be used to do the work before us that is what the money was spent on. Child Connection is here to offer support. You can contact us by phone at (323) 455-1095. We will have a 24 hour emergency lines that will forward your call to pagers and cell phones. You will get immediate response if you leave your name, phone number, and situation we will be now operating in all four forms although our congress work will still be dedicated to getting peophiles off the streets in every state in the United States (parental or stranger abduction, runaway, etc). In order for us to become involved in the case, several steps will need to be completed. Forms will be provieded: You must sign a recovery release form. This allows us to begin the investigation. You should also contact Law Enforcement and request Crimes Against Children LA be involvement. After speaking with law enforcement, we will need the law enforcement contact name, phone number, and name of law enforcement agency. We will also need a copy of the Missing Person's Report. In parental abductions, you must furnish proof of felony warrant and your attorney's name and phone number. If you have any questions, concerns or comments, please send us email at CrimesAgainstChildren or mail us. Remember though, if you want to be guaranteed an immediate response you must call us at (323) 455-1095 Dr. Ray Blank Falcon Suandra Redding 1851 west 85, Th. Street Suite 1851 Los Angeles, California. 90047-3600 Prevention A child abduction can occur anytime, anywhere, to any race or to either sex. No one is immune to this problem. The first and foremost line of defense is education. It is not realistic to believe that we can watch our child(ren) all of the time. We must educate and empower our children so they will not become victims. Start with going over the Stranger Safety Tips with your child. These will give you and your child the basics. Remember that you will need to go over them often - once a year is not enough. We recommend going over the tips at least once every three months for younger children. The Child Connection recommends that parents create and maintain a Child Identification Box. Keep it in a safe and secure area that you will remember. It should contain the following items. Current Photos - updated every 6 months. Fingerprints - taken by a licensed professional (ex. Sheriff's Department) Medical Records - blood type, allergies, conditions and etc. Video - of your child held by custodial parent ONLY! Dental Records - Keep a copy of Dental X rays. Physical Description - include a good physical description of your child (ex. moles, scars, birthmarks, weight, height, etc.). Keep a list of the names, addresses and phone numbers of your child's friends Don't put your child's name on his/her clothes, books or any exterior objects because this allows the stranger to get verbally intimate with your child. Also make sure your child's school does not do this on field trips. Use colors numbers and teachers name instead. Never allow your child to go into a public restroom alone. Teach your child the proper way to answer the phone and door. Teach children about Stranger Danger what are Ok and not OK Touches.Teach Children about going to vehicals even with friend and church members (See Our Site for futher information on all these area's Let's Learn to keep our children and the children in our neighborhood safe. Pick Safe Houses.)     Ann Gotlib Disappeared: June 1, 1983 Birth: May 5, 1971 Age Disappeared: 12 Missing From: Louisville KY. Sex: Female Eyes: Grey Hair: Red Race: White Ann was last seen at the Bashford Mannor Mall in Louisville KY. Ann speaks fluent Russian and English. Lucy Meadows Disappeared: July 25, 1996 Birth: October 1, 1992 Age Disappeared: 4 Missing From: Goodletsville Tn. Sex: Female Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown Race: Asian Lucy was last seen in the Rivergate Mall parking lot in Goodletsville.   Stephanie Crane Disappeared: October 11, 1993 Birth: September 28, 1984 Age Disappeared: 9 Missing From: Challis, ID Sex: Female Eyes: Blue Hair: Brown Race: White Child was last seen at approximately 6:00 pm walking towards the Challis High School. She has a cowlick on the right side of her hairline. She was last seen wearing maroon sweatpants and a maroon and white striped hooded shirt with the word "GIMME" on the front. May The Light of Jesus shine upon you, May you have people you love around you, May you always walk with God. May your heart be enlightened so you may know the hope to which God has called you. --- Eph, 1:18 Dr Rayond Blank, Saundra Redding. Wohali Falcon, Zack, Cindy, Carl, Crimes Against Children A Paper Site:           Http://BetterTomorrows.Tripod.com/ E-Mail:     BetterTomorrows@Email.com

1. Contact local law enforcement division of crimes against children unit and inform them of the situation. Request from law enforcement that your child be entered into National Crime and Information Center (N.C.I.C.). Register your child with the following clearing houses:

• Child Protection Education of America: 1-866-USA-CHILD National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: 1-800-843-5678

1. Try to remain calm. A calm head will help you remember details around the time of your child's disappearance. Getting these details written down as soon as possible and giving them to the authorities could prove to be crucial in solving your child's case, provide the most recent pictures and footprint of your child. Once your child has been located, remember to call or email all persons involved in the search. Also, don't forget the posters that might have been placed in the community, have them recovered.

Missing children fall under one of four categories:

Runaways can become victims of sexual exploitation, child pornography, prostitution, and/or drugs crimes. The first 48 hours are very important for both child and parent and investigators. Please keep in mind you total candor could speed the process of recovery of your child.

First contact your child's friends, neighbors, school, relatives, anyone or anyplace that your child frequents. Ask if they have seen your child or where they think your child would have gone have two or three people contacting various points of possible destination.

Acquire your child's missing poster's from The National Center's For Missing and Exploited Children Network Post your child's poster in those frequented areas and in areas in and around your community that offer the most exposure. It is very important that you keep track where you post the posters so that you can remove them if and when your child is found.

Non-Custodial Parent abductions are the most common form of child abductions. This area (Our State) also has a high recovery rate but this does not mean that the child is not in danger. It is a common misconception that a child taken by a parent will be okay. This is simply not true. Some parents are capable of killing a child for no other reason than "If I can't have them nobody can!"

A large percentage of these abductions are recovered because personal information about the abducting parent is known: Social Security Number, Make, model and year of car, Job skills and etc. Be prepared to give this kind of information to authorities.

The Crimes Against Children programs are growing in law enforcement levels thanks to our President George Bush, He also enacted the John Walsh bill another person we had been in contact on these cases. Right now you can donate fund for a 24/hour staff we will be happy to provide a financial report to requested donators. We need updated computers. We need Printing ink
( Here is the cartage No. ),
( Here is the Cartage No. ),
will be opening a new section for children we will be online then 24/7 twenty-four hours a day Crimes Against Children has operated solely on personal fund for many years now, that is why in every case we have not purchased domain names for all the sites because if the money could be used to do the work before us that is what the money was spent on. Child Connection is here to offer support. You can contact us by phone at (323) 455-1095. We will have a 24 hour emergency lines that will forward your call to pagers and cell phones. You will get immediate response if you leave your name, phone number, and situation we will be now operating in all four forms although our congress work will still be dedicated to getting peophiles off the streets in every state in the United States
(parental or stranger abduction, runaway, etc). In order for us to become involved in the case, several steps will need to be completed. Forms will be provieded:

• You must sign a recovery release form. This allows us to begin the investigation.
• You should also contact Law Enforcement and request Crimes Against Children LA be involvement.
• After speaking with law enforcement, we will need the law enforcement contact name, phone number, and name of law enforcement agency.
• We will also need a copy of the Missing Person's Report.

Dr. Ray Blank
Falcon
Suandra Redding
1851 west 85, Th. Street Suite 1851
Los Angeles, California. 90047-3600

• Current Photos - updated every 6 months. Fingerprints - taken by a licensed professional (ex. Sheriff's Department) Medical Records - blood type, allergies, conditions and etc. Video - of your child held by custodial parent ONLY! Dental Records - Keep a copy of Dental X rays. Physical Description - include a good physical description of your child (ex. moles, scars, birthmarks, weight, height, etc.). Keep a list of the names, addresses and phone numbers of your child's friends

Don't put your child's name on his/her clothes, books or any exterior objects because this allows the stranger to get verbally intimate with your child. Also make sure your child's school does not do this on field trips. Use colors numbers and teachers name instead.

Never allow your child to go into a public restroom alone.

Teach your child the proper way to answer the phone and door.

Teach children about Stranger Danger what are Ok and not OK Touches.Teach Children about going to vehicals even with friend and church members

(See Our Site for futher information on all these area's Let's Learn to keep our children and the children in our neighborhood safe. Pick Safe Houses.)