#missing-person

#missing-person

Amy Hillyard, the 52-year-old co-owner of Farley's coffee shop, was last seen near Oakland's Cleveland Heights neighborhood on the 500 block of Radnor Road, according to the Oakland Police Department. Hillyard is considered 'at risk' because of her medical conditions, police said.

James "Jimmy" Gracey, a 20-year-old junior from Elmhurst, Illinois, disappeared in the early hours of Tuesday, March 17, after leaving the popular Shôko nightclub in Barcelona's Port Olímpic area. Friends last spotted him around 3am near the beachfront venue, but he never returned to the Airbnb accommodation on Ronda Sant Pere, where he was staying with friends.

William 'Neil' McCasland, 68, was last seen around 11am on February 27 near Quail Run Court NE in Albuquerque, during a one-hour window while his wife left the house. McCasland was speaking with a home repairman at 10am, and his wife, Susan McCasland Wilkerson, left the home about one hour and 10 minutes later. At approximately 12.04pm, Susan returned to an empty house, finding her husband's phone, prescription glasses and wearable devices were left behind.

Jennifer Remillard, whose last known address is on Leicester Street in Auburn, was reported missing, according to a statement from the Auburn Police Department. She was last seen Jan. 31 in Sarasota, Florida, police said.

While this provisional confirmation will not ease their loss, we hope the outcome will provide them with some measure of clarity and closure. We want to thank community members for their ongoing support and interest in Celine's case, and I want to acknowledge the extensive efforts of search and rescue personnel, partner agencies and volunteers who dedicated significant time and resources during the many search phases.

The Weymouth Police Department announced Wednesday that 45-year-old Brendan L. Rogers, who was reported missing Monday, was discovered in a remote wooded area off the Fore River following an extensive search. Police said Rogers was last seen leaving his home on Commercial Street in Weymouth on foot at approximately 7:15 a.m. Monday.

As such, the street where she lives has been completely paved over by media outposts. SUVs idle in the gravel shoulders, with camera cables snaking out of their doors and across the asphalt. Broadcast-news anchors, in full glam, take cover under listing canopies, patiently awaiting their next hit. Civilian gawkers amble up the road, snapping photos with the accumulating floral tributes.

The 84-year-old mother of television journalist Savannah Guthrie went missing from her Arizona home earlier this month in what police believe was a targeted kidnapping. Nearly three weeks on, despite emotional public appeals, puzzling ransom notes and an army of online sleuths dissecting every detail, the investigation appears stalled. With hundreds of thousands of disappearances reported every year in the US, what is it about this story that has fueled such intense, and at times morbid, public fascination?

After a multi-agency search involving the FBI and several Southern California counties, the partial remains of a missing 17-year-old girl have been discovered near the edge of the Salton Sea, authorities confirmed, leading to the arrest of a 51-year-old male suspect. The missing child, T'Neya Tovar, was last seen in Thermal, an unincorporated community in the Coachella Valley, on Dec. 1 of last year, the FBI wrote.

Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos told Fox News on Tuesday that he believes 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie is the victim of a targeted kidnapping as the search for her continues. In an interview with Fox News' Jonathan Hunt, Nanos revealed no DNA match had been found from a glove retrieved from the crime scene. Guthrie, mother of Today anchor Samantha Guthrie, was reported missing at the beginning of the month.

Let's just take a moment to put ourselves in the presence of God and ask God with his light and his grace and his mercy and his goodness just be with Savannah. With this entire situation, be with her mom. Bring hope, peace, some resolution to all of this, and let her know of the great love and support and prayers that surround her. In your name we ask, amen.