Caroline was abducted by her non-custodial mother, Alejandra Urdaneta. A felony warrant was issued for the abductor on October 18, 2001. They may have left the country and traveled to Mexico or Venezuela. The child has pierced ears. The abductor has a tattoo of a peace sign on her right calf, a tattoo on her right arm and pierced ears. She may use the alias first names Ale or Alley and the alias last names Teague or Sullivan. Don’t be afraid to pass this on, it is not a chain letter. The more people who know about this the better and any help would be appreciated.

Visit the website at: www.carolineteague.com

University of Wisconsin-Green Bay student Mahalia Xiong was reported missing after she didn’t return from a night of bowling with friends, said her brother, Tou Lee, on Sunday.

From what family members have pieced together, Xiong and her friends left Ashwaubenon Bowling Alley, 2929 Allied St., sometime after 2 a.m. Friday, Lee said.

Read the full story from the Green Bay Press Gazette 

Visit the website at PleaseHelpFind.org/mahaliaxiong

UPDATE: The discovery of Kelly Nolan’s body this past Monday has brought tears to many eyes.  Somebody, somewhere, has taken from this world a caring, loving, and generous soul.  We have all lost a dear friend, sister, or daughter who was far too young to leave us.  Kelly, you will always be remembered in our hearts and souls, may your soul rest peacefully.

Kelly K. Nolan is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 125 pounds with brown eyes, brown hair, and is believed to have been wearing a green top, light jeans, and sandals. On Friday, June 22nd Kelly met up with some friends in the downtown campus area of Madison, WI. Kelly parted from these same friends around 11:30pm that evening in the downtown campus area of Madison. Kelly’s whereabouts beyond this point are still unclear, WHICH IS WHY WE NEED YOUR HELP!

Visit the family’s website at www.kellynolan.org

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