Sunday, February 5, 2006

Samantha Kibalo now missing 5 years from Suffern, New York

Last Friday, February 3, marked five years since a little girl named Samantha Kibalo was abducted by her non-custodial mother.
Photos from top to bottom: Samantha around the time she disappeared; what she might have looked like at age 6; Samantha's mother; what Samantha's mother might have looked like two years after the abduction.
Info and photos from the Charley Project (http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/k/kibalo_samantha.html):

Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
Missing Since: February 3,
2001 from Suffern, New York
Classification: Family Abduction
Date Of
Birth: January 1, 1999
Age: 2 years old
Height and Weight: 2'9, 22
pounds
Distinguishing Characteristics: Light brown hair, brown eyes.
Samantha may use the alias last names Yermak, Saul, and/or Kaplan.

Details of Disappearance
Samantha was last seen in Suffern, New York
on February 3, 2001. She was abducted by her non-custodial mother, Ann Yermak
Kibalo, during a court-ordered vistation. Samantha's father has custody of her.
Photographs and vital statistics for Ann are posted below this case summary.
A Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) warrant for kidnapping was issued for
her on January 15, 2002. She also has warrants for her arrest on charges of
unlawful flight to avoid prosecution, custodial interference, and unauthorized
use of a motor vehicle. Her last known address was in New Hyde Park, New York.
Ann and Samantha were originally traveling in a black four-door 1996 Suzuki
Sidekick Sport with a gold-colored bumper and New York license plates. It has
since been recovered in a parking garage in the New York City, New York borough
of Brooklyn. They may be accompanied by a 12-pound red miniature Tibetan Spaniel
or Tibetan Terrier dog named Vodka. They may frequent doctor's offices and other
medical facilities. Ann and Samantha may be with an adult female relative. They
may be in the New York City, New York area, or in Palm Beach County or Boynton
Beach, Florida; Illinois; or New Hampshire.
Samantha is believed to be at
risk; her mother may have been abusing her prior to her disappearance. Ann may
suffer from Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy, which would cause her to harm
Samantha and/or subject her to unnecessary medical treatment. Samantha's case
remains unsolved.

Ann Yermak Kibalo Left and Center: Ann Yermak Kibalo;
Right: Age-progression to age 40 (circa 2003)
Date of Birth: March 25, 1963
Age: 37 years old Height and Weight: 5'0, 115 - 120 pounds Distinguishing
Characteristics: Brown hair, blue eyes. Ann wears eyeglasses while driving. She
may use the last names Yermak, Saul, and/or Kaplan. Ann may have cut her hair
short and dyed it blonde. She has worked as an accountant. Medical Conditions:
Ann has a dental condition and may seek medical treatment for it. She is
mentally unstable; she has a severe personality disorder and several traits from
other disorders, and may suffer from Munchausen's Syndrome by Proxy, which could
cause her to harm Samantha. Ann is classified as disabled.
Investigating Agency If you have any information concerning this case,
please contact: Rockland County Sheriff's Office 845-638-5400 OR 845-638-5440

What is Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy? As one article explains...
This is known as Munchausen syndrome by proxy, meaning the mother uses the
child's fake illnesses to gain attention.
In 95% of cases the mother is the
one abusing the child this way; in other cases, the father, grandparent, or even
babysitter may be the abuser. Some mothers go beyond making up symptoms to
actually causing symptoms.
In time the child can come to believe that he or
she really is sick. Some abused children fear contradicting their mothers, or
feel that no one will believe the truth if they tell it.

Read the rest of the article at http://rarediseases.about.com/cs/munchausensynd/a/091402.htm?terms=%22munchausen+by+proxy%22. As you can see, Samantha is in serious danger if she is indeed a victim of Munchausen by Proxy, because it is simply a lesser-known form of child abuse. So please, if you know anything about the whereabouts of Ann and Samantha Kibalo, call the Rockland County Sheriff's Office at the number listed above.

You can print a poster of Samantha here.
To learn more about parental abductions, visit http://www.stopfamilyabductionsnow.org/about_abduction.html

Patrick Kenney now missing 1 year, Jefferson Hills, PA

Last Thursday, February 2, the day that Kendel Opperman (http://www.timesonline.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=16070525&BRD=2305&PAG=461&dept_id=478565&rfi=6) went missing, was the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of another missing adult from western Pennsylvania. His name is Patrick Kenney.
Patrick's info and photo from The Charley Project (http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/k/kenney_patrick.html):
Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
Missing Since: February 2, 2005
from Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania
Classification: Endangered Missing
Age: 22 years old
Height and Weight: 6'1, 230 pounds
Distinguishing
Characteristics: Light brown hair, blue eyes. Kenney's nickname is Pooch.
Clothing Description: A white t-shirt, a gray ski jacket, blue jeans and
white sneakers.

Details of Disappearance
Kenney's family last saw
him in Jefferson Hills, Pennsylvania at 6:45 p.m. on February 2, 2005. He told
his mother he was going out to "take care of something" and would return home
for dinner in an hour, but never arrived. He has never been heard from again.
His white 1999 Cadillac Escalade was found on February 15 on McCaslin Drive in
the Greenfield section of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He reportedly has friends
living in the general area where the car was located. Authorities stated that
the vehicle had evidently been parked at that location for several days; it had
been given a parking ticket.
Kenney's mother stated that something appeared
to be bothering her son when she last saw him. He took nothing with him other
than his cellular phone, without the charger, and no more than $200 cash. There
has been no activity on his cellular phone, bank accounts or credit cards, and
his tax refund has not been deposited.
Kenney was employed as a steamfitter
at the time he went missing. He is a 2000 graduate of Thomas Jefferson High
School, where he was a state champion hockey player. He is described as a
popular, outgoing, athletic man with no enemies. Kenney's family says it is
uncharacteristic of him to leave without warning. Foul play is suspected in his
case, which remains unsolved.

Investigating Agency If you have any
information concerning this case, please contact: Allegheny County Police
Department 412-473-3000

Some other sites have said that Patrick was last seen February 1. Whichever day it was, if you know anything about the disappearance of Patrick Kenney, please call the number above so it does not become two years before he is found.

Newly missing: Kendel L. Opperman--Darlington Township, Beaver? County, PA

Just discovered this on Project Jason forum (http://www.truckingboards.com/trucking/upload/showthread.php?t=16919):
Darlington Township - Missing woman02/05/2006http://tinyurl.com/8hksuState police were searching for a
Darlington Township woman who left her house Thursday morning and hasn't been
heard from since.Kendel L. Opperman, 46, of 410 Moore St. was last seen at her
home around 5 a.m. Thursday. She was probably driving a 1991 blue Cadillac with
a vinyl top and a horse sticker in the rear window.Opperman was likely wearing a
black Carhartt jacket, beige-brown tassel cap, blue jeans and cowboy boots. She
may also have a small dog with her, police said.Police are asking anyone with
information about her whereabouts to call them at (724) 773-7400.©Beaver County
Times Allegheny Times 2006

The original article is at http://www.timesonline.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=16070525&BRD=2305&PAG=461&dept_id=478565&rfi=6. It did not include a picture.

Friday, February 3, 2006

News on Ricky Holland

As posted on the From Whispers to Roars forum (http://fromwhisperstor.6.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=753&start=30):
Ricky Holland Forensics to take at least a week By Hannah Northey Lansing State
Journal Created: 1/30/2006 8:32:08 AM Updated: 1/30/2006 8:32:08 AM It likely
will take at least a week to determine the cause of Ricky Holland's death,
Ing-ham County Sheriff Gene Wriggelsworth said Sunday. Police are working with
forensic specialists who are analyzing tissue and bone samples. The 7-year-old
William-ston boy's remains were found Friday in a plastic bag in a wooded area
near Dansville. Advertisement "The body was in very bad condition,"
Wriggelsworth said. "It was exposed to the elements since July 2." The autopsy
results will determine the additional charges against Ricky's parents, he said.
Tim Holland, 36, and Lisa Holland, 33, were arrested Friday on obstruction of
justice charges. They are both in Ingham County Jail on $1 million bonds. Each
accuses the other of killing Ricky. Lisa Holland's attorney, Andrew Abood, said
his client is innocent. Tim Holland's attorney, Jackson-based Dennis Hurst, has
not returned phone messages. Ricky had been missing since July 2, when Tim
Holland reported that he had run away after being put to bed the preceding
night. Hundreds of volunteers helped in the ensuing search, as did the National
Center for Missing and Exploited Children, the National Guard, police divers and
dogs, and Civil Air Patrol planes. Although Ricky was home-schooled, Williamston
school officials are preparing for students who might show signs of anxiety or
grief, Superintendent Joel Raddatz said. Elementary school principals and
counselors will meet this morning to discuss ways to deal with the situation, he
said. "We're quietly making sure our counselors are aware that if anyone's
showing extra signs of anxi-ety, we're available," Raddatz said Sunday. Contact
Hannah Northey at 377-1052 or hnorthey@ lsj.com http://www.wzzm13.com/news/news_article.aspx?storyid=49808

From http://www.woodtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=4452400&nav=0Rce:
Memorial service to be held for Ricky Holland
(Lansing, February 3,
2006, 12:34 p.m.) A memorial will be held Friday evening to remember Ricky
Holland.
The seven-year-old Williamston boy was first reported missing over
the Fourth of July 2005 weekend.
The boy's adoptive father, Tim, led police
to the boy's body last Friday.
Now, Tim and his wife, Lisa, are behind bars
facing multiple charges for the crime.
The memorial service begins at 5 p.m.
at Eastwood Town Center in Lansing.

Thursday, February 2, 2006

Natalee Holloway

Most of you probably have heard of Natalee Holloway, the 18-year-old American girl who went missing on May 30, 2005 during her senior trip to Aruba. She is one of the more famous of the missing persons who cases I follow.
Natalee's description and picture from her website, http://www.natalee-holloway.com/#news:

Name: NATALEE ANN HOLLOWAY
Birth Date: October 21, 1986
Age: 18Race:
Caucasian
Complexion: Medium Hair: Long blond Eyes: Blue Height: 5'4" Weight: 105 lbs Build: Athletic
Distinguishing marks:Scar between her shoulder and
shoulder blade; Large brown freckle that can be seen from afar on her right
arm
She was last seen in Aruba on Monday, May 30, 2005 at around 1:30 A.M.
leaving Carlos 'n' Charlie's club with 3 young males. She is an 18 year old from
Birmingham, Alabama, U.S.

She vanished while on a trip with other
high school seniors. She had been staying at the Holiday Inn. Foul play is
suspected.
You can call 1-866-SOS-LOST (1-866-767-5678) if you have any information on Natalee's disappearance.
The website also includes a partial timeline of events since Natalee disappeared:

30 May: Seen getting into car outside nightclub on last night of her trip
31 May: Fails to show up for flight home
2 June: Natalee's family offers
reward
for information
4 June: Police say three young local men claim
they dropped
girl off at her hotel at about 2am on 30 May
5 June: Two
security guards
arrested in pre-dawn raid
6 June: Expanded search for
Natalee begins with
hundreds of volunteers
9 June: Police arrest the men
who claimed they gave
Natalee a ride
13 June: Security guards released
23 June: Local judge,
Paul van der Sloot arrested. He is father of Joran
van der Sloot, one of three
men already in custody
26 June: Suspect's
Father released in Aruba case.
Local judge, Paul van der Sloot was freed
from jail.
27 June: DJ released by
Judge in Aruba case.
30 June:
Investigators have found NO EVIDENCE to
suggest that Holloway was dead... more
30 June: "Holloway letter campaign" seeks help... Read
more

4 July: Two Aruba suspects released by Judge
(new)6 July:
Natalee's Mom issues plea...
You can view more photos of Natalee at her website.

You can sign Natalee's guestbook at http://www.nataleeholloway.com/guestbook/addentry.php .

Blogs related to Natalee: http://blogsfornatalee.com
http://joranvandersloot.blogspot.com

Also, wristbands are on sale to help pay for the searches. You can view and order them at http://www.bandsonhand.com/products.php?cat=61.

Michele Reidenbach--Zelienople, PA

Last night someone posted a recent article about Michele Reidenbach on the Angels Missing forum. So, who was she?
Michele's Charley Project info and photos (The top photo shows Michele around the time she disappeared, and the bottom shows what she could have looked like at age 37 if she was still alive.) (http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/r/reidenbach_michele.html):


Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
Missing Since: October 6, 1981 from
Zelienople, Pennsylvania
Classification: Non-Family Abduction
Date Of
Birth: December 29, 1964
Age: 16 years old
Height and Weight: 5'2, 110
pounds
Distinguishing Characteristics: Brown hair, blue eyes. Some agencies
spell Reidenbach's name "Michelle." She was a chain smoker in 1981.

Details of Disappearance
Reidenbach left Seneca Valley High School on
October 6, 1981 and went to Zelienople, Pennyslvania. She had an after-school
job at an appliance store, Mel Den, in the 200 block of south Main Street. She
usually worked there with a classmate, but her co-worker was sick and did not
report to work.
At 4:30 p.m., Reidenbach left the store and walked
approximately one block to a pharmacy to buy cold medicine, as she was feeling
ill. It was established that Reidenbach did arrive in the store and purchased
the medicine. She never went back to her job and has never been heard from
again. She left her purse, schoolbooks, and cigarettes behind at Mel Den when
she vanished. She also left $100 in cash in her dresser at home.
Reidenbach's disappearance was discovered at 4:55 p.m. when her mother came
to Mel Den to see her. One of Reidenbach's six siblings was hospitalized and her
mother wanted to know if Reidenbach wished to visit her. She ended up going to
the hospital without her. Reidenbach's brother later came to the store as usual
to drive her home, but he never saw her. Her mother called police later that
evening after Reidenbach did not arrive home.
Investigators do not believe
Reidenbach ran away. She left all her belongings behind and was not having any
personal problems at the time of her disappearance. Her family describes her as
a streetwise person who would not be likely to go anywhere with a stranger; they
believe she was abducted by someone she knew and trusted.
Police questioned
several people in Reidenbach's disappearance, including her boyfriend, who has
passed a polygraph and was ruled out as a suspect in her case. She was a senior
at Seneca Valley High School in 1981. Her case remains unsolved.
Some
agencies state that Reidenbach vanished from Evans City, Pennsylvania.

Investigating Agency If you have any information concerning this case,
please contact: Zelienople Police Department 412-452-6320

The article I mentioned can be found at http://www.angelsmissing.com/forum/MICHELE-REIDENBACH-MISSING-t5052.html, and the original is at http://www.wpxi.com/target11/1959465/detail.html. (Due to a copyright statement at the bottom of the article I am not sure if I am allowed to copy and paste it here. It says something about the material not being rewritten, published, or distributed, so I do not know if this counts as publishing. If someone understands copyright laws better and can explain it, please leave a comment. The stuff from the Charley Project is allowed as long as I cite the source and do not make money off it.)
You can print a poster of Michele here. (Make sure to change your page setup to "landscape" before printing or part of her age progression will be cut off.)

Tuesday, January 31, 2006

Ricky Holland update

As quoted on the From Whispers to Roars forum (http://fromwhisperstor.6.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=753&start=30):

Sheriff reveals new information about parents of Ricky Holland (Ingham
County, January 30, 2006, 6:34 p.m.)

Husband against wife, each accusing the
other of murder. The victim: their seven-year-old adopted son. Ricky Holland
disappeared last July from his Williamston home, east of Lansing in Ingham
County. Friday, his father, Tim, led police to the boy's body and accused his
mother, Lisa, of murdering the boy. The case, police say, is unraveling as fast
as the Hollands' marriage. The Ingham County sheriff told 24 Hour News 8 there's
no doubt the two were conspiring together in July to cover up what really
happened. But last week, Lisa Holland was arrested for allegedly trying to kill
Tim Holland by throwing a plugged-in hair dryer into his shower. Both are now in
jail, and police say evidence from the crime lab will show who the killer really
is. Either way, prosecutors believe both parents knew the boy was dead and where
his body was hidden, even as they helped thousands in the community search the
area for days in blistering hot July weather. Along with the volunteers were
police officers from around the state, experts on child abduction from around
the country, as well as Coast Guard and state police helicopters, and K-9 units.
The parents claimed Ricky had run away, something they said he'd done before. At
noon on Friday, Tim Holland and his attorney contacted investigators to discuss
the disappearance. As a result, human remains were found in Dansville, a rural
area southeast of Lansing. They were through dental records as those of Ricky
Holland. Lisa Holland was arrested at 4:45 p.m., Tim an hour later. Both are now
in jail, being held on million dollar bonds, charged with obstruction of justice
and as material witnesses. Now, police are waiting on forensics evidence from
the autopsy to show whose story is true. The sheriff says he knew this day would
come. "I wasn't confident we'd ever find Ricky's remains," says Sheriff Gene
Wriggelsworth. "But there were things that happened, even the first day, that
would make even an inexperienced police officer think, 'Something's wrong here,
this story isn't right.'" He says, as thousands of community volunteers joined
officers and experts from around the country in searching for the boy, Lisa
Holland brought him an updated picture of Ricky, then asked the location of the
search team mounted on horses. Her other children wanted to see them. "Never
once asked how the search was going, if she could get anything else. Her focus
was on entertaining the rest of the kids. This is my 40th year in the business
and never have I seen a reaction like that from a parent whose child is
missing," says Wriggelsworth. Police also doubted Tim Holland's story, digging
up the family's backyard in August, getting fingerprints and DNA samples, giving
both parents polygraph tests. The sheriff won't discuss the results but says Tim
Holland was familiar with how such tests work. He took them several times a year
as part of his job as a civilian defense contractor with the Army, doing
intelligence work with a top-secret clearance. Police expect to have evidence
back from the crime lab as early as next week. http://www.woodtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=4431228&nav=0Rce

One Way to Get Involved

A lot of times those of us ordinary people who care about missing people feel powerless to help them. I know I personally sometimes feel frustrated that there doesn't seem much I can do except hang up a few posters of the local ones and pray. Right now, however, there is something else all of us ordinary people can do.
A missing persons organization in Nebraska called Project Jason (http://www.projectjason.org/) is conducting what it calls Campaign for the Missing 2006. You can read all about this campaign at http://voice4themissing.blogspot.com/2005/12/121305-campaign-for-missing-2006.html. Basically you write letters to your local state senator and representative, asking them to sponsor a model law to improve the way law enforcement handles missing persons cases. (Sorry to any non-American readers, but I assume this campaign is just in the U.S.) The link above includes a model letter you can use.
Perhaps the campaign cannot help those who are currently missing, but hopefully it will help those who go missing in the future.

Monday, January 30, 2006

Alexis Nicole Mattocks--Landover, Maryland

Update: December 10, 2006 -- Alexis' information has been removed from the NCMEC website, so it is likely that she has been found. However, I have yet to read anywhere that says she definitely has been located.
Alexis' info and photo from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) website (http://www.missingkids.com):



ALEXIS NICOLE MATTOCKS
Case Type: Endangered Missing

DOB: Oct 19, 1990
Sex: Female
Missing Date: Dec 4,
2005
Race: Black
Age Now: 15
Height: 5'4" (163 cm)
Missing City:
LANDOVER
Weight: 125 lbs (57 kg)
Missing State : MD
Hair Color:
Black
Missing Country: United States
Eye Color: Brown
Case Number:
USMD053391219
Circumstances: Officer Safety***Child is SUICIDAL*** Child may
have traveled to Baltimore City, Maryland.

ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT Maryland Center for Missing Children1-800-637-5437 (1-800-MDS-KIDS)
Prince George's County Police District III / Ofc. Johnson 301-772-4900 or 301-499-8113


You can print a poster of Alexis here. (Make sure to change your page setup to landscape, or some of the information will be cut off.)

Missing hunter, Jeromy Childress

Website for Jeromy: http://jeromy.4ourangel.com/
National Center for Missing Adults (NCMA) Poster for Jeromy: http://www.theyaremissed.org/ncma/gallery/ncmaprofile_all.php?A200402062S

Info and Photo of Jeromy from The Charley Project (http://www.charleyproject.org/cases/c/childress_jeromy.html) :


Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance
Missing Since: October 17,
2004 from Tillamook County, Oregon
Classification: Endangered Missing
Date Of Birth: September 15, 1973
Age: 31 years old
Height and
Weight: 5'10, 170 - 175 pounds
Distinguishing Characteristics: Brown hair,
brown eyes. Childress has previously fractured some of the fingers on his right
hand. His two upper front teeth are crooked and the left one is chipped. He has
a tattoo of a dolphin and the number 14376 on his right shoulderblade and a
tattoo of a rising phoenix on his left shoulder. He smokes Marlboro Reds
cigarettes. Childress wore a moustache at the time of his disappearance.
Clothing Description: A dark brown Carhartt jacket, size 32x34 stonewashed
Levi's blue jeans, a blue Nike baseball cap with a lighter blue swoosh on the
front, brown Copeland hiking boots, a silver Citizen watch with an eco-drive,
and a gold wedding band with five diamonds set at a diagonal angle.

Details of Disappearance
Childress was on an annual elk hunting trip
with Shane Luey and Luey's young son, Shane Jr., in Tillamook County, Oregon on
October 17, 2004. He was last seen at 4:30 p.m. that day at Tucca Creek Road and
Boundary Road in the Tillamook National Forest. He was was carrying a rifle, a
wallet, his car keys, half a pack of Marlboro cigarettes, and possibly a
pocketknife at the time of his disappearance.
Childress became separated
from his companions in the forest after they became lost trying to find their
way back to camp. He walked into the brush alone, thinking he could find the
camp by himself. The Lueys eventually made it to the rendezvous point, but
Childress never arrived. All of his overnight gear was left behind at camp. He
has never been heard from again and an extensive search turned up no clues as to
his whereabouts.
At the time of his disappearance, Childress was employed as
an industrial bridge painter and blaster. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and
boating and he has two young children. The area where he vanished is very steep,
rugged, brush-covered terrain with lots of gullies and fallen trees, and
populated with wild animals including bears, cougars and coyotes. Foul play is
not suspected in his disappearance; it is believed that Childress became lost or
injured in the wilderness and died. His wife obtained a death certificate for
him in 2006 based on that theory. She will now able to sell their jointly owned
property and collect Social Security benefits for their children.

Investigating Agency If you have any information concerning this case,
please contact: Tillamook County Sheriff Office 503-812-0112

Now You Listen: In Memory of Ricky Holland

I thought that if Ricky Holland was found dead I would cry hysterically. Instead I am angry.
You can now read about Ricky Holland's death on many sites, including Huff's Crime Blog (http://huffcrimeblog.com/?p=452), Malevolence Amongst Us (http://malevolenceamongstus.blogspot.com/), From Whispers to Roars (http://fromwhisperstor.6.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=753), Secrets from Within (http://nvfc.us/blog/?p=131), the Scared Monkeys forums (http://www.scaredmonkeys.net/viewtopic.php?t=2774), and the Project Jason forums at Truckingboards.com (http://www.truckingboards.com/trucking/upload/showthread.php?t=15353). Steve Huff, writer of Huff's Crime Blog, says he wrote about Ricky once on his other blog, Twilight Kingdom. The writer of Malevolence Amongst Us admitted he or she had never written about Ricky back when there was a chance that he might have been alive. Now people pay attention because we know Ricky is dead.
Ricky's info was briefly shown at least once on "Nancy Grace" on CNN Headline News, and the writer of a blog called Ricky Holland Vanished had emailed the show to try get him a longer segment. There had never been a response. I respect Nancy Grace and her show, but of course now she will probably give Ricky coverage because he is dead.
Now people will listen because Ricky is dead. Why is this often the way? Why do some missing people get the coverage in death that they should have gotten while there was still a possibility of life?
I had been contemplating starting a blog or website for missing people. My mom told me yesterday because of all my frustration that I should start a blog. It looks, then, that Ricky Holland has become the straw that broke this camel's back.
This blog will be devoted to the missing persons cases that I have been following, with information and updates on them. I will probably also do some posts on the Joseph Edward Duncan trial and updates on the case of Julie Crocker, a missing English woman recently found dead. Finally, of course, there will be updates on Ricky Holland's case.

Updates on Ricky's cases at Where is Richard Holland website: http://home.earthlink.net/~tabloidtrisha/updates.html
Ricky Holland is Missing forum: http://forums.cjb.net/richardhollandi.html
Ricky Holland Vanished blog: http://richardhollandvanished.blogspot.com