Found Deceased NC - Hania Noelia Aguilar, 13, abducted, Lumberton, 5 Nov 2018

[Inthedetails]

I can't for the life of me see this as just being random. What are the chances? A random criminal happens to be walking through a random trailer park at 6:30 am in the morning?? Then, the randomness goes further, because an unaccompanied teenager just happens to be outside and warming up a car by herself at that hour. And then this random criminal in a random place at this random time, just decides to NOT steal the car. But to steal the girl AND the car.

Add to that, he was obviously not driving another car to park and take this one or they'd have found his or some other abandoned car. He couldn't have had his own car parked somewhere nearby, or they'd have found the aunt's stolen SUV.

The only reasonable explanation that I can come up with, is someone that is somehow connected to this family. OR, more likely, someone that was living in the park across the street or within view of this family/girl and knew her sometime movements in the early morning. Then it would seem if there was someone from the trailer park that is "missing" or has been gone for several days that they'd be investigating that.

Man, it just seems like nothing makes sense on this case. It's frustrating to not have a single clue this far in!!

Thanks for all of your ideas on this one everyone!

If it was someone who lived in the park, how would he get back home again? Couldn't drive the SUV back to the trailer park.

jmo

 

[Inthedetails]

Has anyone looked up recent crime reports from this particular trailer park? I'm not even sure how to do that.

jmo

 

[Seattle1]

I wonder why they didn't have the sister talk to the 911 dispatcher?
Obviously not ideal but if she spoke English it could have aided in the response time.
We've seen that before so I wondered why not in this case.

The 911 call to report Hania’s abduction was made by a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. The call came in to the Robeson County Communications Center at 6:54 in the morning on November 5, 2018. A female caller speaking Spanish was on the line, and the Robeson County dispatcher quickly requested a Spanish translator to join the call.

Per the Charlotte FBI report, the 911 call came in at 6:54AM by a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. It's possible the Mom was securing her home to protect her other children including the little Sister from going outside or being taken. (The little Sister appears to only be about age 10). I think the emergency call would be traumatizing for a 10 year old, and fear and panic hampered the adults placing the emergency call in addition to language barrier. FBI reports a translator quickly joined the 911 call. I believe the TV News interview with the child was the following day. MOO

 

[Inthedetails]

Per the Charlotte FBI report, the 911 call came in at 6:54AM by a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. It's possible the Mom was securing her home to protect her other children including the little Sister from going outside or being taken. (The little Sister appears to only be about age 10). I think the emergency call would be traumatizing for a 10 year old, and fear and panic hampered the adults placing the emergency call in addition to language barrier. FBI reports a translator quickly joined the 911 call. I believe the TV News interview with the child was the following day. MOO

IIRC, the time stamp on the video of the car exiting the trailer park is while the 9-11 call was being made. They made the call fast. It all happened in an instant.

jmo

 

[cuffem]

I drove from Greensboro to Raleigh today and Amber Alert messages the entire trip and running scroll on local channels.
I doubt they are still in NC. Even if they were in a rural area they might be noticed as not local to the area.

 

[flute4peace]

Ftr just sayin, just becasue there is no indication at this time that she knew her abductor doesn’t necessarily mean that she didn’t know her abductor, kwim? Also LE does fib sometimes, just sayin.

Not saying this is the case, just sayin.

(That was a lot of “just sayin”s)

So what are ya sayin, Mags? ( haha, good to see you!)

 

[PommyMommy]

Whew! Just finished reading the thread and have made some notes.

VICTIM:
Hania Noelia Aguilar, 12 yrs, 8th grade
5' tall, 126 pounds
Black hair, brown eyes, wears braces
Last seen wearing a blue shirt with flowers and blue jeans

SUSPECT:
Male wearing all black clothing, long sleeves
Black hood or hoodie
Yellow bandanna over his face

VEHICLE:
Green 2002 Ford Expedition
SC plate NWS 984
Paint peeling from the hood and a Clemson sticker on the rear window
Vehicle registered to Velasquez Hernandez of Summerville, SC, a relative of Hania
Last seen leaving the MH park - left on Elizabethtown Road.
LE has video and multiple photos of the vehicle from surveillance video
See video and photos here: FBI releases surveillance video of stolen SUV in kidnapping of 13-year-old North Carolina girl

CRIME SCENE:
Incident occurred between lots 38 and 39
Hania’s home: Lot 102, 3381 E. Town Road, Lumberton, NC (Rosewood Mobile Home Park) Google Maps

CIRCUMSTANCES:
Monday, Nov. 5, Hania was waiting for the rest of her family to come outside and drive to school when she was forced into a car just before 7 a.m. Police said she had taken her aunt's keys to start the vehicle to prepare to leave for the bus stop.

“Aguilar went out to start the green 2002 Ford Expedition sport utility vehicle, which belongs to a relative, despite being told not to do so,” family members said.

Hania’s sister (“HP”) was in the house at the time and saw what happened. She said, “Somewhere out of nowhere a man just came in. We don’t know where he came from and just pushed her in. I heard her scream for no reason. I heard her scream very loud.”

HP also said, “Out of nowhere the man came in and they took her away. She fell and screamed and we couldn’t hear what she told us and then we went over there and we didn’t know what happened.”

At 6:58 a.m. Lumberton Police receive 911 call from a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. The female caller was speaking Spanish, so the dispatcher requested that a translator join the call.

Amber Alert 30191 was issued at 9:54 a.m. by NC DPS.

*Sunrise 6:40 a.m.

AGENCIES INVOLVED AS OF 11/6:
The Lumberton Police Department TIPLINE: 910-671-3845
Robeson County Sheriff’s Office
FBI – Charlotte, FBI CARD Team
North Carolina SBI
North Carolina State Highway Patrol
Rockingham Police Department
North Carolina Department of Public Safety Division of Community Corrections
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

LE RESPONSE:
FBI is offering a $15k reward for information that leads to Hania Noelia Aguilar
LE has no reason to believe Hania knows her abductor
Checking area surveillance cameras
NC Troopers – roadblock canvas 11/6
Door-to-door search
Interviewed witnesses and family
DPS released photo of the vehicle
FBI released video of the vehicle 11/7

Amber Alert: FBI offering $15,000 reward for info on 13-year-old's disappearance
Lumberton Amber Alert: 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar abducted outside family's home

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1713076922129917

FBI following 50 leads in investigation into kidnapping of 13-year-old NC girl forced into SUV

Where is Hania?!

 

[carbuff]

Per the Charlotte FBI report, the 911 call came in at 6:54AM by a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. It's possible the Mom was securing her home to protect her other children including the little Sister from going outside or being taken. (The little Sister appears to only be about age 10). I think the emergency call would be traumatizing for a 10 year old, and fear and panic hampered the adults placing the emergency call in addition to language barrier. FBI reports a translator quickly joined the 911 call. I believe the TV News interview with the child was the following day. MOO

If a kid had been snatched from my front yard, you can bet your sweet patootie I wouldn't be letting a ten-year-old out of the house, no matter what the language issues might be.

 

[FactFinder3000]

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*Sunrise 6:40 a.m.
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My source says 6:41 but close enough. So reports that it was dark out are false. Abduction was close to 7:00, and it would have for sure been light out by then.

 

[Gardener1850]

Whew! Just finished reading the thread and have made some notes.

VICTIM:
Hania Noelia Aguilar, 12 yrs, 8th grade
5' tall, 126 pounds
Black hair, brown eyes, wears braces
Last seen wearing a blue shirt with flowers and blue jeans

SUSPECT:
Male wearing all black clothing, long sleeves
Black hood or hoodie
Yellow bandanna over his face

VEHICLE:
Green 2002 Ford Expedition
SC plate NWS 984
Paint peeling from the hood and a Clemson sticker on the rear window
Vehicle registered to Velasquez Hernandez of Summerville, SC, a relative of Hania
Last seen leaving the MH park - left on Elizabethtown Road.
LE has video and multiple photos of the vehicle from surveillance video
See video and photos here: FBI releases surveillance video of stolen SUV in kidnapping of 13-year-old North Carolina girl

CRIME SCENE:
Incident occurred between lots 38 and 39
Hania’s home: Lot 102, 3381 E. Town Road, Lumberton, NC (Rosewood Mobile Home Park) Google Maps

CIRCUMSTANCES:
Monday, Nov. 5, Hania was waiting for the rest of her family to come outside and drive to school when she was forced into a car just before 7 a.m. Police said she had taken her aunt's keys to start the vehicle to prepare to leave for the bus stop.

“Aguilar went out to start the green 2002 Ford Expedition sport utility vehicle, which belongs to a relative, despite being told not to do so,” family members said.

Hania’s sister (“HP”) was in the house at the time and saw what happened. She said, “Somewhere out of nowhere a man just came in. We don’t know where he came from and just pushed her in. I heard her scream for no reason. I heard her scream very loud.”

HP also said, “Out of nowhere the man came in and they took her away. She fell and screamed and we couldn’t hear what she told us and then we went over there and we didn’t know what happened.”

At 6:58 a.m. Lumberton Police receive 911 call from a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. The female caller was speaking Spanish, so the dispatcher requested that a translator join the call.

Amber Alert 30191 was issued at 9:54 a.m. by NC DPS.

*Sunrise 6:40 a.m.

AGENCIES INVOLVED AS OF 11/6:
The Lumberton Police Department TIPLINE: 910-671-3845
Robeson County Sheriff’s Office
FBI – Charlotte, FBI CARD Team
North Carolina SBI
North Carolina State Highway Patrol
Rockingham Police Department
North Carolina Department of Public Safety Division of Community Corrections
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

LE RESPONSE:
FBI is offering a $15k reward for information that leads to Hania Noelia Aguilar
LE has no reason to believe Hania knows her abductor
Checking area surveillance cameras
NC Troopers – roadblock canvas 11/6
Door-to-door search
Interviewed witnesses and family
DPS released photo of the vehicle
FBI released video of the vehicle 11/7

Amber Alert: FBI offering $15,000 reward for info on 13-year-old's disappearance
Lumberton Amber Alert: 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar abducted outside family's home

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1713076922129917

FBI following 50 leads in investigation into kidnapping of 13-year-old NC girl forced into SUV

Where is Hania?!

Great notes Pommy, I was hoping you would join us in the thread. One minor correction-- Hania is 13, not 12.

 

[MsFacetious]

Per the Charlotte FBI report, the 911 call came in at 6:54AM by a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. It's possible the Mom was securing her home to protect her other children including the little Sister from going outside or being taken. (The little Sister appears to only be about age 10). I think the emergency call would be traumatizing for a 10 year old, and fear and panic hampered the adults placing the emergency call in addition to language barrier. FBI reports a translator quickly joined the 911 call. I believe the TV News interview with the child was the following day. MOO

I was under the impression that the sister could be heard in the background of the 911 call, which is why I wondered why she didn't simply talk to get the information out quickly. It sounded like a lot of time was lost working on the translation which is why I said something about it.

If a kid had been snatched from my front yard, you can bet your sweet patootie I wouldn't be letting a ten-year-old out of the house, no matter what the language issues might be.

Neither would I, the call would be made from my house so it wouldn't be an issue. I wasn't suggesting someone send the kid out by herself to find help or something.

 

[kkdj]

Whew! Just finished reading the thread and have made some notes.

VICTIM:
Hania Noelia Aguilar, 12 yrs, 8th grade
5' tall, 126 pounds
Black hair, brown eyes, wears braces
Last seen wearing a blue shirt with flowers and blue jeans

SUSPECT:
Male wearing all black clothing, long sleeves
Black hood or hoodie
Yellow bandanna over his face

VEHICLE:
Green 2002 Ford Expedition
SC plate NWS 984
Paint peeling from the hood and a Clemson sticker on the rear window
Vehicle registered to Velasquez Hernandez of Summerville, SC, a relative of Hania
Last seen leaving the MH park - left on Elizabethtown Road.
LE has video and multiple photos of the vehicle from surveillance video
See video and photos here: FBI releases surveillance video of stolen SUV in kidnapping of 13-year-old North Carolina girl

CRIME SCENE:
Incident occurred between lots 38 and 39
Hania’s home: Lot 102, 3381 E. Town Road, Lumberton, NC (Rosewood Mobile Home Park) Google Maps

CIRCUMSTANCES:
Monday, Nov. 5, Hania was waiting for the rest of her family to come outside and drive to school when she was forced into a car just before 7 a.m. Police said she had taken her aunt's keys to start the vehicle to prepare to leave for the bus stop.

“Aguilar went out to start the green 2002 Ford Expedition sport utility vehicle, which belongs to a relative, despite being told not to do so,” family members said.

Hania’s sister (“HP”) was in the house at the time and saw what happened. She said, “Somewhere out of nowhere a man just came in. We don’t know where he came from and just pushed her in. I heard her scream for no reason. I heard her scream very loud.”

HP also said, “Out of nowhere the man came in and they took her away. She fell and screamed and we couldn’t hear what she told us and then we went over there and we didn’t know what happened.”

At 6:58 a.m. Lumberton Police receive 911 call from a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. The female caller was speaking Spanish, so the dispatcher requested that a translator join the call.

Amber Alert 30191 was issued at 9:54 a.m. by NC DPS.

*Sunrise 6:40 a.m.

AGENCIES INVOLVED AS OF 11/6:
The Lumberton Police Department TIPLINE: 910-671-3845
Robeson County Sheriff’s Office
FBI – Charlotte, FBI CARD Team
North Carolina SBI
North Carolina State Highway Patrol
Rockingham Police Department
North Carolina Department of Public Safety Division of Community Corrections
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

LE RESPONSE:
FBI is offering a $15k reward for information that leads to Hania Noelia Aguilar
LE has no reason to believe Hania knows her abductor
Checking area surveillance cameras
NC Troopers – roadblock canvas 11/6
Door-to-door search
Interviewed witnesses and family
DPS released photo of the vehicle
FBI released video of the vehicle 11/7

Amber Alert: FBI offering $15,000 reward for info on 13-year-old's disappearance
Lumberton Amber Alert: 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar abducted outside family's home

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1713076922129917

FBI following 50 leads in investigation into kidnapping of 13-year-old NC girl forced into SUV

Where is Hania?!

Thank Pommy! As always, you do great work on here!

 

[kkdj]

I haven't been able to read all of the posts so forgive me if this has been gone over. The perp stole a car of a relative of Hania right? This sounds like someone who knows the family or a family member and imo relatively young and not a seasoned criminal. jmo.

 

[Gardener1850]

Per the Charlotte FBI report, the 911 call came in at 6:54AM by a neighbor when a relative ran over to get help. It's possible the Mom was securing her home to protect her other children including the little Sister from going outside or being taken. (The little Sister appears to only be about age 10). I think the emergency call would be traumatizing for a 10 year old, and fear and panic hampered the adults placing the emergency call in addition to language barrier. FBI reports a translator quickly joined the 911 call. I believe the TV News interview with the child was the following day. MOO

The sister is 8 years old (name changed to initials by me):

We talked with Hania's eight-year-old sister, HP*, with permission from her aunt.

HP* said her sister went to the car to start it for a relative who was taking them to school.

“Somewhere out of nowhere a man just came in. We don’t know where he came from and just pushed her in. I heard her scream for no reason. I heard her scream very loud," said HP*.

She said her mother is devastated and worried.

Many people who live in the mobile home park are worried. Some of them don't speak English well, but said they're in fear.

Amber Alert issued for abducted Lumberton girl, 13

I wonder why the aunt would be the one to give permission for an interview and not her mother?

 

[PommyMommy]

Great notes Pommy, I was hoping you would join us in the thread. One minor correction-- Hania is 13, not 12.

Oh goodness! Thanks, Gardener. I will get that corrected.

 

[Gardener1850]

Oh goodness! Thanks, Gardener. I will get that corrected.

I knew you would, and hopefully your notes can be put in the beginning of the next thread.
Her birthday is March 21, 2005, if you want to add that. See the post here:
AMBER ALERT - NC - Hania Noelia Aguilar, 13, abducted, Lumberton, 5 Nov 2018

 

[Gardener1850]

I haven't been able to read all of the posts so forgive me if this has been gone over. The perp stole a car of a relative of Hania right? This sounds like someone who knows the family and imo relatively young and not a seasoned criminal. jmo.

Police said they have no reason to believe she knew her abductor but also said they are not excluding anyone (that doesn't rule out that he has a connection to the family IMO, but so far seems like they have no indication of that). See notes from the last press conference here:
AMBER ALERT - NC - Hania Noelia Aguilar, 13, abducted, Lumberton, 5 Nov 2018

 

[kkdj]

The sister is 8 years old (name changed to initials by me):

Amber Alert issued for abducted Lumberton girl, 13

I wonder why the aunt would be the one to give permission for an interview and not her mother?

I got the feeling her mother is absolutely devastated.

 

[PommyMommy]

I knew you would, and hopefully your notes can be put in the beginning of the next thread.
Her birthday is March 21, 2005, if you want to add that. See the post here:
AMBER ALERT - NC - Hania Noelia Aguilar, 13, abducted, Lumberton, 5 Nov 2018

Thank you, I've added it to my Word file, but it's too late to edit my post. I'll wait and see if there are more additions/changes and then post again.

So, what do we have here? Stranger abduction, opportunistic?
MOO

 

[kkdj]

Thank you, I've added it to my Word file, but it's too late to edit my post. I'll wait and see if there are more additions/changes and then post again.

So, what do we have here? Stranger abduction, opportunistic?
MOO

I personally don't think so. Those are rare and he was prepared....laying in wait imo. Plus he stole her aunts (?) SUV. I think this will turn out to be someone known to the family or at least known to her. imo