08-08-2011, 07:54 PM
maybe they're illegals Fibo? i don't know. nancy grace is now covering, she'll fuck it up for sure.
Edgar Rodriguez, left, and Claudia Ramos, right, parents of 3-year-old Breeann Rodriguez, who went missing on Saturday, ask for the safe return of their daughter during a press conference at Senath City Hall on Monday.
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SENATH, Mo. -- A total of $45,000 has been offered in rewards in the case of Breeann Rodriguez, 3, who went missing on Saturday near her Senath home.
At a press conference earlier this afternoon, Rodriguez' parents, Claudia Ramos and Edgar Rodriguez; Dunklin County Sheriff Bob Holder; Senath Police Chief Omar Karnes; and Special Agent In Charge, Dennis Baker, of the Federal Bureau of Investigation of St. Louis, Mo., gave updates on the current situation in the case.
After turning the public away,WHY??? Baker said the FBI has issued a $25,000 reward for the "successful return and prosecution of person or persons responsible for the disappearance, if someone did take her."
"My department has a $20,000 guaranteed reward for the safe return and conviction of whoever took Breeann," Karnes said. "We want the child home safely."
"The FBI, along with the other agencies here, as well as a half dozen other agencies, are offering assistance to the Senath Police with resources 24-hours a day," Baker said. "We have been searching by air, with dogs, on water and land. The community has turned out with resources, along with Breeann witnesses. We thank the people in this community for their help, especially with hot it has been."
Baker said the departments are still needing people to call in with information, and calls can be kept anonymous.
"Our goal is to find Breeann, and that is our focus," Baker said.
Baker said anyone with information can call the command post at (314) 791-1205.
The parents of the young child, in an emotional statement, plead for the safe return of their daughter.
"We just want everybody that can to help me and find my daughter," Ramos said. "I really want to hold her and tell her that she is my princess. Please, if somebody has her, bring her back to me."
"My daughter never hurt anybody," Rodriguez said. "All I want is my daughter. I don't care if you drop her off somewhere where somebody can get ahold of here. I don't have anything against anybody. I realize that people make mistakes and I don't care where you drop her off at, just make sure somebody can get ahold of her and bring her home."
The authorities were asked about any evidence of an abduction, to which Karnes responded, "At this time, there is no new evidence."
Edgar Rodriguez, left, and Claudia Ramos, right, parents of 3-year-old Breeann Rodriguez, who went missing on Saturday, ask for the safe return of their daughter during a press conference at Senath City Hall on Monday.
SENATH, Mo. -- A total of $45,000 has been offered in rewards in the case of Breeann Rodriguez, 3, who went missing on Saturday near her Senath home.
At a press conference earlier this afternoon, Rodriguez' parents, Claudia Ramos and Edgar Rodriguez; Dunklin County Sheriff Bob Holder; Senath Police Chief Omar Karnes; and Special Agent In Charge, Dennis Baker, of the Federal Bureau of Investigation of St. Louis, Mo., gave updates on the current situation in the case.
After turning the public away,WHY??? Baker said the FBI has issued a $25,000 reward for the "successful return and prosecution of person or persons responsible for the disappearance, if someone did take her."
"My department has a $20,000 guaranteed reward for the safe return and conviction of whoever took Breeann," Karnes said. "We want the child home safely."
"The FBI, along with the other agencies here, as well as a half dozen other agencies, are offering assistance to the Senath Police with resources 24-hours a day," Baker said. "We have been searching by air, with dogs, on water and land. The community has turned out with resources, along with Breeann witnesses. We thank the people in this community for their help, especially with hot it has been."
Baker said the departments are still needing people to call in with information, and calls can be kept anonymous.
"Our goal is to find Breeann, and that is our focus," Baker said.
Baker said anyone with information can call the command post at (314) 791-1205.
The parents of the young child, in an emotional statement, plead for the safe return of their daughter.
"We just want everybody that can to help me and find my daughter," Ramos said. "I really want to hold her and tell her that she is my princess. Please, if somebody has her, bring her back to me."
"My daughter never hurt anybody," Rodriguez said. "All I want is my daughter. I don't care if you drop her off somewhere where somebody can get ahold of here. I don't have anything against anybody. I realize that people make mistakes and I don't care where you drop her off at, just make sure somebody can get ahold of her and bring her home."
The authorities were asked about any evidence of an abduction, to which Karnes responded, "At this time, there is no new evidence."