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Jamie Diane Seymour It’s #MissingPosterMonday and we need your help sharing info on #MissingPerson #JamieSeymour , 21 years-old, was last seen on 7/22/2005, at her at her home in Brick Township, NJ. Jamie’s father had telephone contact with her that day and she told him she was heading to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in NYC, although NJ State Police claim that she was headed to the Port Authority in NJ- right across the Hudson River from it’s NYC counterpart. Jamie’s sister has stated that the very last person to speak with Jamie was her Mom. Jamie’s sister also claims that Jamie was indeed headed towards the NYC PA and says that Jamie did in fact make to NYC. Jamie also borrowed a phone from someone to call her Mom- according to LE, that person had been identified but no lead was developed from that. Jamie had just moved out of her home and was living in Jackson Township, NJ., but then was moving from place to place across the country, while spending a lot of time in NYC, and on that last call with her Mom, from NYC, Jamie asked her Mom if she can live with her in Florida and they made plans towards that end. While in NYC, Jamie became entangled with drugs and bad crowds, and she had several minor arrests: an assault charge which she plead guilty, of providing false information, and in 2004, the year before her disappearance, she was pulled over and charged possession. There are indications that Jamie escorted however without more substantive information it cannot be stated as fact. Throughout her travels and troubles, Jamie always kept in contact with her family, calling weekly at the very least. When two weeks passed without Jamie calling home, a police report was filed however LE had little interest in her disappearance at that time. “Jamie was very outgoing, the clown – very funny and very popular. She was the youngest girl. She did good in school, average student. She was not into sports [and] was very family oriented,” her sister recalled. “At the time Jamie vanished from the area of the Port Authority bus terminal in midtown Manhattan she was five feet, six inches tall and weighed 115 to 135 pounds. She had brown hair, hazel eyes and pierced ears. She also had a goiter from a thyroid disorder and often wore a gold necklace with a nameplate that read “Jamie” LISK’s known activity in 2005 have him purchasing one of the Las Vegas timeshares in April, and 7 building permit locations leading up to July, ceasing, and then picking up again in September. Jamie’s NamUs page has had 2 hidden modifications: 2/1/2023 and more recently, on 1/8/2024. Jamie is still missing. #catchlisk

Jamie Diane Seymour It’s #MissingPosterMonday and we need your help sharing info on #MissingPerson #JamieSeymour , 21 years-old, was last seen on 7/22/2005, at her at her home in Brick Township, NJ. Jamie’s father had telephone contact with her that day and she told him she was heading to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in NYC, although NJ State Police claim that she was headed to the Port Authority in NJ- right across the Hudson River from it’s NYC counterpart. Jamie’s sister has stated that the very last person to speak with Jamie was her Mom. Jamie’s sister also claims that Jamie was indeed headed towards the NYC PA and says that Jamie did in fact make to NYC. Jamie also borrowed a phone from someone to call her Mom- according to LE, that person had been identified but no lead was developed from that. Jamie had just moved out of her home and was living in Jackson Township, NJ., but then was moving from place to place across the country, while spending a lot of time in NYC, and on that last call with her Mom, from NYC, Jamie asked her Mom if she can live with her in Florida and they made plans towards that end. While in NYC, Jamie became entangled with drugs and bad crowds, and she had several minor arrests: an assault charge which she plead guilty, of providing false information, and in 2004, the year before her disappearance, she was pulled over and charged possession. There are indications that Jamie escorted however without more substantive information it cannot be stated as fact. Throughout her travels and troubles, Jamie always kept in contact with her family, calling weekly at the very least. When two weeks passed without Jamie calling home, a police report was filed however LE had little interest in her disappearance at that time. “Jamie was very outgoing, the clown – very funny and very popular. She was the youngest girl. She did good in school, average student. She was not into sports [and] was very family oriented,” her sister recalled. “At the time Jamie vanished from the area of the Port Authority bus terminal in midtown Manhattan she was five feet, six inches tall and weighed 115 to 135 pounds. She had brown hair, hazel eyes and pierced ears. She also had a goiter from a thyroid disorder and often wore a gold necklace with a nameplate that read “Jamie” LISK’s known activity in 2005 have him purchasing one of the Las Vegas timeshares in April, and 7 building permit locations leading up to July, ceasing, and then picking up again in September. Jamie’s NamUs page has had 2 hidden modifications: 2/1/2023 and more recently, on 1/8/2024. Jamie is still missing. #catchlisk

Janell Sistrunk It’s #MissingPosterMonday and we need your help sharing #JanellSistrunk flyer to help spread awareness! #Rockaway #NYC #MissingTeen #Missing facebook.com/share/g/18QPkzv…

For decades, the family of Milagros "Millie" DeJesus has kept her memory alive, refusing to let her story fade into the background. Missing from the Bronx since 1994, Millie is deeply missed by her children and loved ones. Cold cases are so often solved because someone remembers a crucial detail—a location, a vehicle, or a familiar face from years past. Please take a moment to read her story, look over her details, and share this post to help expand her reach. DOB: October 2, 1955 Last Seen: Spring 1994, Bronx, NY Key Identifiers: Fair complexion, light brown/auburn curly hair, a scar on her cheek from a past robbery, and a lower abdomen C-section/hysterectomy scar. Every name represents a life, a family, and a story that deserves closure. Let's bring Millie home. #HelpUsFindMilagros #MissingMilagros #MissingMom1994 #ColdCaseAwareness

It’s #MissingPosterMonday and we need help sharing info on #MissingTeen #JaniceFullam Janice Fullam was only 17 when she was last seen on 10/31/1981. She was headed to meet up with her brother at a local bar, approximately 1 mile away from her home. From the bar, Janice and her brother were planning on going to a nightclub in NYC. Janice is NOT a runaway. She got along well with her father, a New York City fire department lieutenant, and her mother, a station clerk at University Hospital at Stony Brook. And only hours before she would leave her home, she learned that she had been hired as a waitress at a local restaurant. Any information is helpful. Please call Suffolk County Police Department @ (631) 852-6110 or email suffolkpd.org/