WA WA - Oakley Carlson, 5, missing during welfare check, Oakville, 10 Feb 2021 *mom guilty, identity theft*

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LE needs to figure out who their drug dealer(s) were at that time, find something to arrest them on, and leverage that against ANY INFO they have.
Also LE really needs to investigate their accomplices that made it all possible. The judge,DCYF, anyone else that pulled strings for Jordan,and Andrew. It's criminal,and enraging. that they're allowed to investigate themselves. @Ross Hunter,@Jay Inslee,@ Bob Ferguson.
 
So once again, a Harmony Montgomery situation where a child is in a good, happy foster home, plucked out and given to bio. parents that have no business having children. When are we going to make children the priority instead of irresponsible, evil, addicted, etc. adults.
 
I just keep hoping and hoping that LE are building a case behind the scenes like what has happened in other cases. It has been a long long time for them not to have arrested the parents though.
 

Miss Thurston County Teen 2024, Emma Adams, has organized a 5K run in honor of missing Oakville girl Oakley Carlson, who disappeared three years ago at the age of 5.

The event, titled “Pinkathon: A fun 5K run/walk for Oakley Carlson,” will begin at 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 16, at the fountain in front of the Washington state Capitol building, located at 103 Capitol Way South in Olympia.

Registration is $35 per person and includes the race, an official Pinkathon shirt and a race bib. There will also be a kids run for younger participants.

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Just a quick update. I am new to Web Sleuths and new to the area where Oakley went missing. But it turns out that John Walsch has headed up The Oakley Carlson Act to better protect children in Washington State who have been taken into Foster Care due to neglect or abuse by bio parents. You can read more here:

 
Just a quick update. I am new to Web Sleuths and new to the area where Oakley went missing. But it turns out that John Walsch has headed up The Oakley Carlson Act to better protect children in Washington State who have been taken into Foster Care due to neglect or abuse by bio parents. You can read more here:


I hope it passes. Here is the bill status tracking page: Washington State Legislature
 

A reward for information regarding missing 6-year-old Oakville girl Oakley Carlson has reached $100,000, according to the fund’s organizers.

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“Thank you to everyone who has contributed to the Oakley Carlson Reward Fund 501(c)3 charity since it was first established two years ago,” the organization managing the fund, Light the Way Missing Persons Advocacy Project, said in a Facebook post announcing the milestone.

The reward is for credible information that leads to Oakley’s whereabouts or for information that leads to the arrest of anyone involved in her disappearance.

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The former foster parents of missing 6-year-old Oakville girl Oakley Carlson will hold a school supplies drive through the month of August in Oakley’s honor.

Oakley’s foster mother, Jamie Jo Hiles, announced the supply drive in an Oakley Carlson Facebook group on Friday.

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Jamie Jo and Erik Hiles held a book drive in Oakley’s honor last summer, which brought in over 800 books for various schools, day cares, doctor’s offices and foster care centers in the Oakville area.

Switching to a school supply drive this year, the Hiles have created an Amazon wishlist at Check out my list on Amazon, where donors can select what items they want to purchase and have them delivered to Jamie Jo Hiles, who will sort the items and deliver them to local schools.

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The Oakley Carlson Reward Fund, which reached $100,000 in March, will purchase $1,000 worth of school supplies for this drive, according to Jamie Jo Hiles.

The reward is for credible information that leads to Oakley’s whereabouts or for information that leads to the arrest of anyone involved in her disappearance.

The reward fund is managed by Light the Way Missing Persons Advocacy Project and expires Dec. 6, 2024.

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“As Oakley’s mama, I thank you for honoring her with me and keeping her name out there through acts of service that help everyone — this is how Oakley loved, by helping,” Jamie Jo Hiles wrote.

More information on Oakley’s case and opportunities to help with the search effort can be found at HOME | Justice for Oakley.

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