NOV 8, 2018
FBI to continue canvassing area where stolen SUV connected to NC girl's kidnapping was found
On Wednesday November 11, the FBI released new surveillance video showing the SUV speeding away from the Rosewood Mobile Home Park and turning left onto Highway 41/Elizabethtown Road in Lumberton.
On Thursday, the FBI said the stolen SUV being sought in the case had been found in Lumberton. The vehicle was found off Quincey Drive but the search for Hania is ongoing.
On Thursday afternoon, FBI agents released another piece of surveillance video showing a person walking near the Rosewood Mobile Home Park. Per a news release, the video shows what appears to be a man wearing light colored shoes, a light-colored shirt, and a hoodie walking south on Lambert Street, then turning North on Highway 41/Elizabethtown Highway towards the Rosewood Mobile Home Park.
"Several vehicles were seen on the video driving by, if you saw the individual on the morning on November 5 or know this man, please contact our tip line at 910-272-5871 with any information. If you are this individual, please call the tip line and speak with investigators, your assistance may help in locating Hania," FBI agents said in the news release.
Saturday, investigators continue to canvas the area near where the stolen SUV was found. They will be speaking with home and business owners in the area to see if they have any surveillance video that may provide some answers.
The FBI says it is working to figure out how and when the SUV made it to the field on Quincey Drive.
“Go take a look around your property and inside sheds or outbuildings. You know your property best. Call our tip line immediately if you see anything unusual or out of place," Chief Michael McNeill urged the residents of the area.
Investigators are joined by specially trained searchers with the N.C. Emergency Management Office who will search areas that are not private property
The FBI asks anyone with video surveillance systems in the area to call 910-272-5871.