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NC - Hania Noelia Aguilar, 13, Lumberton, MEDIA MAPS & TIMELINE *NO DISCUSSION*
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Press Conference - November 9, 2018
Notes from last minute presser 11/9/18 3:30 PM (EST)
Police Chief Michael McNeill…
Notes from last minute presser 11/9/18 3:30 PM (EST)
Police Chief Michael McNeill…
- Breaks his heart that he has to stand there 5 days later to know Hania is still not back home to her mother, and to the community.
- They are working hard to bring her home to her family.
- In addition to the $15,000 reward being offered by the FBI, their governor office today reported they are giving an additional $5,000 reward to help find Hania.
- Today the NC Emergency Management office conducted a ground search within a mile of where the stolen vehicle was found in the area of Quincey Dr.
- The groups are specially trained to search for evidence that could help them to find HNA.
- They checked all the abandoned buildings in the area that they could check.
- They are now asking anyone who owns property within a mile of Quincey Dr to check their own property; check the out-sheds, outbuildings.
- Call tip-line at 910-272-5871 if anyone sees anything unusual or out of place on their property.
- They processed the SUV and are hoping it offers clues to bring Hania back home.
- It’s been 24 hours since they’ve released the video of the man walking, and they still don’t have him identified.
- Maybe someone recognizes the way he walks, his mannerisms, or maybe he will recognize himself on tv.
- Described the video again.
- From Hania’s mom, a message: You provided help. You can continue to provide help. We need your help. We need Hania to come home. You saw this man. You were in the cars. You know who he is. You know where he was coming from. Please come forward with information. We just want Hania home.
- Provided remarks in Spanish
- The reward from the FBI is $15,000, the reward from the Governor’s office is $5,000
- No number to put on how many volunteers, but safe to say there are “hundreds.”
- Not willing to comment at this point on how long the SUV was there before they found it.
- They have hundreds of leads that are coming in, and they are all being addressed individually.
- They are asking folks on SM not to spread rumors, accusations, innuendos. Stick with the facts. They are sharing as much as they possible can with the public. Every time a false lead comes in, it drains the precious resources away from the logical leads. They don’t need the spread of rumors and false reports.
- They are not going to comment on anything they may have found inside the SUV. It is an ongoing investigation, and they are processing.
- “The person responsible, if they are watching this: we’re coming after you. We’re not going to stop. […]”
- They are working on updating the FBI poster. They are adding a photo, which was taken on Sunday, the day before she was kidnapped (previously posted on FBI Charlotte on Twitter).
- Provided remarks regarding social media rumors.
- How can you help? Tell them who the man is in the video.
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Amber Alert: Governor offers additional $5,000 reward for info on missing Lumberton girl
Gov. Roy Cooper announced Friday that the state is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information that helps find 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar.
That's in addition to a $15,000 reward already offered by the FBI.
The FBI said Friday that it still needs the public's help identifying a person seen walking on surveillance video near the kidnapping scene.
WATCH: FBI seeks to identify person walking near the kidnapping scene
https://abc11.com/video/embed/?pid=4655375
https://abc11.com/video/embed/?pid=4655381
https://abc11.com/video/embed/?pid=4655384
"Someone knows this man and we need you to call us. Maybe you recognize the way he walks, his mannerisms, or maybe he will recognize himself on TV. The public was critical in the recovery of the SUV, now we need you to come through again for us. Who is the man on the video?" said Andy Delarocha, FBI Supervisory Resident Agent.
Amber Alert: Governor offers additional $5,000 reward for info on missing Lumberton girl
Gov. Roy Cooper announced Friday that the state is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information that helps find 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar.
That's in addition to a $15,000 reward already offered by the FBI.
The FBI said Friday that it still needs the public's help identifying a person seen walking on surveillance video near the kidnapping scene.
WATCH: FBI seeks to identify person walking near the kidnapping scene
https://abc11.com/video/embed/?pid=4655375
https://abc11.com/video/embed/?pid=4655381
https://abc11.com/video/embed/?pid=4655384
"Someone knows this man and we need you to call us. Maybe you recognize the way he walks, his mannerisms, or maybe he will recognize himself on TV. The public was critical in the recovery of the SUV, now we need you to come through again for us. Who is the man on the video?" said Andy Delarocha, FBI Supervisory Resident Agent.
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Lumberton Police Department | 11/10/2018 3:37pm (EST)
The Lumberton Police Department and the FBI ask for continued assistance to locate 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar.
Saturday, Investigators will continue to canvass the area near where the stolen SUV was found Thursday morning. We want to talk to everyone who lives nearby to see if they saw anything to help us #FindHania. We ask if home owners or business owners have surveillance video and we have not already contacted to you to call the tip line at 910-272-5871. We are trying to determine exactly how and when the SUV made it to the field on Quincey Drive where it was found. Chief Michael McNeill urged everyone who lives nearby to check their own property, "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." Specially trained searchers with the North Carolina Emergency Management Office are back out in the area Saturday to search areas that are not private property.
We also still need to identify a person seen walking on surveillance video near the kidnapping scene. Three separate videos show a man wearing light colored shoes, a light-colored shirt, and a hoodie walking down Lambeth Street, then turning left onto Highway 41/Elizabethtown Road towards the Rosewood Mobile Home Park.
"Someone knows this man and we need you to call us. Maybe you recognize the way he walks, his mannerisms, or maybe he will recognize himself on TV. The public was critical in the recovery of the SUV, now we need you to come through again for us. Who is the man on the video?", said Andy Delarocha, FBI Supervisory Resident Agent. Several vehicles were seen on the video driving by the man walking. 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.
Hania was outside her home at the Rosewood Mobile Home Park located at 3525 Elizabethtown Road, Lumberton, North Carolina on November 5, 2018 just before 7:00 a.m. She had gone outside just before her family left to drive to school. A witness heard her scream, looked outside, and saw a male subject dressed in all black and wearing a yellow bandana force Hania into a relative's vehicle that was parked in the driveway. Hania is a Hispanic female, 5 feet tall, weighing approximately 126 pounds. She has black hair, and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a blue shirt with flowers and blue jeans. Hania's family is working with law enforcement and fully cooperating with investigators to locate Hania.
The Lumberton Police Department has set up a special tip line to call if you have information to help investigators find Hania at 910-272-5871. Missing posters are available in English and Spanish on www.fbi.gov
Lumberton Police Department | 11/10/2018 7:37pm (EST)
Lumberton Police Department | 11/10/2018 7:38pm (EST)
The Lumberton Police Department and the FBI are continuing to ask for assistance to locate 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar. Saturday, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol's helicopter flew evidence from the investigation straight to Quantico so it could be immediately processed and analyzed by the FBI.
Investigators continue to ask the people who live in Lumberton to help identify the man seen walking on surveillance video near the kidnapping scene in the hour before Hania was taken. He may have information to help us #Find Hania. We also need to hear from anyone with surveillance video who we have not already been in contact with to receive copies of your videos. We are working to build an exact timeline of when and how the stolen SUV ended up abandoned on Quincey Drive in Lumberton on Thursday.
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $15,000 for information that leads us to locate Hania.
Thank you for your continued assistance to #FindHania.
The Lumberton Police Department and the FBI ask for continued assistance to locate 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar.
Saturday, Investigators will continue to canvass the area near where the stolen SUV was found Thursday morning. We want to talk to everyone who lives nearby to see if they saw anything to help us #FindHania. We ask if home owners or business owners have surveillance video and we have not already contacted to you to call the tip line at 910-272-5871. We are trying to determine exactly how and when the SUV made it to the field on Quincey Drive where it was found. Chief Michael McNeill urged everyone who lives nearby to check their own property, "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." Specially trained searchers with the North Carolina Emergency Management Office are back out in the area Saturday to search areas that are not private property.
We also still need to identify a person seen walking on surveillance video near the kidnapping scene. Three separate videos show a man wearing light colored shoes, a light-colored shirt, and a hoodie walking down Lambeth Street, then turning left onto Highway 41/Elizabethtown Road towards the Rosewood Mobile Home Park.
"Someone knows this man and we need you to call us. Maybe you recognize the way he walks, his mannerisms, or maybe he will recognize himself on TV. The public was critical in the recovery of the SUV, now we need you to come through again for us. Who is the man on the video?", said Andy Delarocha, FBI Supervisory Resident Agent. Several vehicles were seen on the video driving by the man walking. 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.
Hania was outside her home at the Rosewood Mobile Home Park located at 3525 Elizabethtown Road, Lumberton, North Carolina on November 5, 2018 just before 7:00 a.m. She had gone outside just before her family left to drive to school. A witness heard her scream, looked outside, and saw a male subject dressed in all black and wearing a yellow bandana force Hania into a relative's vehicle that was parked in the driveway. Hania is a Hispanic female, 5 feet tall, weighing approximately 126 pounds. She has black hair, and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a blue shirt with flowers and blue jeans. Hania's family is working with law enforcement and fully cooperating with investigators to locate Hania.
The Lumberton Police Department has set up a special tip line to call if you have information to help investigators find Hania at 910-272-5871. Missing posters are available in English and Spanish on www.fbi.gov
Lumberton Police Department | 11/10/2018 7:37pm (EST)
Lumberton Police Department | 11/10/2018 7:38pm (EST)
The Lumberton Police Department and the FBI are continuing to ask for assistance to locate 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar. Saturday, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol's helicopter flew evidence from the investigation straight to Quantico so it could be immediately processed and analyzed by the FBI.
Investigators continue to ask the people who live in Lumberton to help identify the man seen walking on surveillance video near the kidnapping scene in the hour before Hania was taken. He may have information to help us #Find Hania. We also need to hear from anyone with surveillance video who we have not already been in contact with to receive copies of your videos. We are working to build an exact timeline of when and how the stolen SUV ended up abandoned on Quincey Drive in Lumberton on Thursday.
The FBI is offering a reward of up to $15,000 for information that leads us to locate Hania.
Thank you for your continued assistance to #FindHania.
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FBI Charlotte on Twitter | 6:39 PM (EST) - 10 Nov 2018
The Lumberton PD & the FBI are continuing to ask for assistance to locate 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar. Saturday, the @NCSHP helicopter flew evidence straight to Quantico so it could be immediately processed & analyzed by @FBI. #FindHania $15,000 reward
The Lumberton PD & the FBI are continuing to ask for assistance to locate 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar. Saturday, the @NCSHP helicopter flew evidence straight to Quantico so it could be immediately processed & analyzed by @FBI. #FindHania $15,000 reward
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NOV 8, 2018
“I miss her.” Elsa Hernandez, the mother of missing 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar, of Lumberton, tells me her daughter is a sweet girl. Hania is still missing. The family says they have no clue who her abductor could be. Here’s what she said in Spanish. ABC11 WTVD
Rev. Giovanni Romero, of St. Andrew Catholic Church in Red Springs, said they’re having a vigil there Friday at 7pm to pray for Hania’s safe return. Hania and her family are parishioners there. Here’s what he said in Spanish. ABC11 WTVD
“I miss her.” Elsa Hernandez, the mother of missing 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar, of Lumberton, tells me her daughter is a sweet girl. Hania is still missing. The family says they have no clue who her abductor could be. Here’s what she said in Spanish. ABC11 WTVD
Rev. Giovanni Romero, of St. Andrew Catholic Church in Red Springs, said they’re having a vigil there Friday at 7pm to pray for Hania’s safe return. Hania and her family are parishioners there. Here’s what he said in Spanish. ABC11 WTVD
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NORTH CAROLINA AMBER ALERT: DAY 6: Evidence for missing Lumberton teen sent to FBI headquarters to be analyzed
Investigators say they airlifted evidence to FBI headquarters in Quantico, Virginia so it can be analyzed and processed quickly in hopes of locating a missing 13-year-old Lumberton girl.
The FBI said investigators need help to identify a person seen walking near the area where Hania Noelia Aguilar was abducted on Nov. 5.
The FBI released a new missing person poster for Hania on Friday. On the poster, the photos that show Hania wearing red were taken the day before the abduction.
NORTH CAROLINA AMBER ALERT: DAY 6: Evidence for missing Lumberton teen sent to FBI headquarters to be analyzed
Investigators say they airlifted evidence to FBI headquarters in Quantico, Virginia so it can be analyzed and processed quickly in hopes of locating a missing 13-year-old Lumberton girl.
The FBI said investigators need help to identify a person seen walking near the area where Hania Noelia Aguilar was abducted on Nov. 5.
The FBI released a new missing person poster for Hania on Friday. On the poster, the photos that show Hania wearing red were taken the day before the abduction.
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SUV found, hunt for missing Lumberton girl stretches into the night :: WRAL.com
"Hania is a teenager, calm, she is humble. A happy teenager," Father GR said of the 13-year-old.
Aguilar is a member of the confirmation class at St. Andrews and her absence from Wednesday's weekly mass was tough on the other children.
"Most of the girls her age were really affected. When we came to mass, they have two hours of class and then we come to mass, so whenever they come into mass, everybody was just talking about it," GR said. "It was really tough because some of the children, they just had to leave."
SUV found, hunt for missing Lumberton girl stretches into the night :: WRAL.com
"Hania is a teenager, calm, she is humble. A happy teenager," Father GR said of the 13-year-old.
Aguilar is a member of the confirmation class at St. Andrews and her absence from Wednesday's weekly mass was tough on the other children.
"Most of the girls her age were really affected. When we came to mass, they have two hours of class and then we come to mass, so whenever they come into mass, everybody was just talking about it," GR said. "It was really tough because some of the children, they just had to leave."
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Police seek man in video | Robesonian
A North Carolina Highway Patrol helicopter has entered the search for a 13-year-old girl who was kidnapped Monday as she waited to be driven to school.
The helicopter, also equipped to conduct searches at night, will be concentrating on the area around where the SUV used in Hania Noelia Aguilar’s kidnapping was found, C. Andrew de la Rocha, a FBI supervisory senior resident agent, said Thursday during a news conference.
“Someone called 911 and said they saw the vehicle backed up in the woods,” Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill said. That prompted a search of the area.
The search was organized by North Carolina Emergency Management, according to Shelley Lynch, a FBI spokesperson. The searchers all were professionals, but Lynch did not know how many personnel were involved. Agents are going door to door speaking with residents and business owners in the area.
“Our search for Hania continues every second and now becomes more dire,” McNeill said.
Police seek man in video | Robesonian
A North Carolina Highway Patrol helicopter has entered the search for a 13-year-old girl who was kidnapped Monday as she waited to be driven to school.
The helicopter, also equipped to conduct searches at night, will be concentrating on the area around where the SUV used in Hania Noelia Aguilar’s kidnapping was found, C. Andrew de la Rocha, a FBI supervisory senior resident agent, said Thursday during a news conference.
“Someone called 911 and said they saw the vehicle backed up in the woods,” Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill said. That prompted a search of the area.
The search was organized by North Carolina Emergency Management, according to Shelley Lynch, a FBI spokesperson. The searchers all were professionals, but Lynch did not know how many personnel were involved. Agents are going door to door speaking with residents and business owners in the area.
“Our search for Hania continues every second and now becomes more dire,” McNeill said.
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Rev. Giovanni Romero, of the church #HaniaAguilar attends, tells me
they’re expecting 400-500 people at tonight’s vigil to pray for her safe return. VIGIL: 7 pm, St. Andrew Catholic Church, 301 Mercer Avenue in Red Springs. #ABC11#AMBERAlert
DAY 5 in the search for #HaniaAguilar, 13, who was kidnapped from Lumberton. I just talked to her family priest, Rev. Giovanni Romero, who says they’ll have a vigil to pray for her safe return tonight at 7p at St. Andrew Catholic Church, 301 Mercer Avenue, Red Springs. #ABC11
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Rev. Giovanni Romero, of the church #HaniaAguilar attends, tells me
they’re expecting 400-500 people at tonight’s vigil to pray for her safe return. VIGIL: 7 pm, St. Andrew Catholic Church, 301 Mercer Avenue in Red Springs. #ABC11#AMBERAlert
DAY 5 in the search for #HaniaAguilar, 13, who was kidnapped from Lumberton. I just talked to her family priest, Rev. Giovanni Romero, who says they’ll have a vigil to pray for her safe return tonight at 7p at St. Andrew Catholic Church, 301 Mercer Avenue, Red Springs. #ABC11
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Mother of kidnapped NC teen pleads for her safe return
The mother of a teen who was kidnapped in front of her home earlier this week said she is "suffering for her" and is pleading for the girl's safe return.
EH, the mother of 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar, said she has faith her daughter is OK, and just wants to see her back at their home in Lumberton, North Carolina.
Investigators are also going "door-to-door" to talk to anyone who lives nearby, Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill said in Thursday's press conference.
"We urgently need the public's help," McNeill said. "We need them more now than ever to find Hania and bring her back."
Mother of kidnapped NC teen pleads for her safe return
The mother of a teen who was kidnapped in front of her home earlier this week said she is "suffering for her" and is pleading for the girl's safe return.
EH, the mother of 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar, said she has faith her daughter is OK, and just wants to see her back at their home in Lumberton, North Carolina.
Investigators are also going "door-to-door" to talk to anyone who lives nearby, Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill said in Thursday's press conference.
"We urgently need the public's help," McNeill said. "We need them more now than ever to find Hania and bring her back."
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Mother of teen kidnapped outside her home: 'Return my daughter, I need her'
With her pastor by her side, the mother of Hania Noelia Aguilar said she's distraught about the kidnapping of her daughter.
"I don't have words to describe how I feel," Elsa Hernandez told ABC11 in an exclusive interview.
Hernandez, speaking Spanish, said she has faith her daughter will be found safe.
The FBI said 13-year-old Hania was kidnapped Monday morning outside her home at the Rosewood Mobile Home Park in Lumberton. The family's pastor, the Rev. Giovanni Romero said Hania was warming up her family's Ford Expedition before school when a man in a bandanna shoved her into the SUV and took off.
Mother of teen kidnapped outside her home: 'Return my daughter, I need her'
With her pastor by her side, the mother of Hania Noelia Aguilar said she's distraught about the kidnapping of her daughter.
"I don't have words to describe how I feel," Elsa Hernandez told ABC11 in an exclusive interview.
Hernandez, speaking Spanish, said she has faith her daughter will be found safe.
The FBI said 13-year-old Hania was kidnapped Monday morning outside her home at the Rosewood Mobile Home Park in Lumberton. The family's pastor, the Rev. Giovanni Romero said Hania was warming up her family's Ford Expedition before school when a man in a bandanna shoved her into the SUV and took off.
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Morgan Norwood on Twitter
HOPE FOR HANIA: Students and teachers at Lumberton Junior High are wearing Hania’s favorite color, purple in hopes of her safe return. New at 4&5: We hear from her teachers and classmates about how tough this week has been #abc11
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HOPE FOR HANIA: Students and teachers at Lumberton Junior High are wearing Hania’s favorite color, purple in hopes of her safe return. New at 4&5: We hear from her teachers and classmates about how tough this week has been #abc11
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NOV 8, UPDATED NOV 9, 2018
NC Governor’s Office contributes to reward for finding kidnapped 13-year-old NC girl
The search continued Friday for 13-year-old Hania Aguilar, who was kidnapped from her Lumberton neighborhood on Monday.
"It breaks my heart to stand here before you five days later after Hania’s been missing and kidnapped, and not have her back home yet,” Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill said during a Friday press conference.
On Friday, the North Carolina Emergency Management Office conducted ground searches in the area of Quincey Road, where the stolen SUV used in connection with the teen’s kidnapping was found on Thursday.
Investigators also continue to try and identify a man seen walking near the area where Aguilar was kidnapped.
Quincey Drive is located about 15 or 20 minutes south of where Augilar was kidnapped.
NC Governor’s Office contributes to reward for finding kidnapped 13-year-old NC girl
The search continued Friday for 13-year-old Hania Aguilar, who was kidnapped from her Lumberton neighborhood on Monday.
"It breaks my heart to stand here before you five days later after Hania’s been missing and kidnapped, and not have her back home yet,” Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill said during a Friday press conference.
On Friday, the North Carolina Emergency Management Office conducted ground searches in the area of Quincey Road, where the stolen SUV used in connection with the teen’s kidnapping was found on Thursday.
Investigators also continue to try and identify a man seen walking near the area where Aguilar was kidnapped.
Quincey Drive is located about 15 or 20 minutes south of where Augilar was kidnapped.
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As search for Hania Aguilar enters 5th day, FBI wants to talk to man seen in surveillance video :: WRAL.com
Family and friends are holding out hope that 13-year-old Hania Aguilar will be found safe as the search for the missing girl entered the fifth day on Friday.
"Someone may recognize something about the way this person walks or their mannerisms or clothing," said FBI spokeswoman Shelley Lynch. "Also, we saw in that video that many people drove by the person as he was walking. He may recognize himself."
As hundreds of people are actively searching for the missing teen, members of the state's Emergency Management Division conducted grid searches where the vehicle was discovered.
Authorities said they are not giving up until Hania is located and the person who took her is found.
"The person responsible...we are coming after you. We are not going to stop. We are not going to stop in the pursuit of justice," said Andy Delarocha, an FBI agent.
As search for Hania Aguilar enters 5th day, FBI wants to talk to man seen in surveillance video :: WRAL.com
Family and friends are holding out hope that 13-year-old Hania Aguilar will be found safe as the search for the missing girl entered the fifth day on Friday.
"Someone may recognize something about the way this person walks or their mannerisms or clothing," said FBI spokeswoman Shelley Lynch. "Also, we saw in that video that many people drove by the person as he was walking. He may recognize himself."
As hundreds of people are actively searching for the missing teen, members of the state's Emergency Management Division conducted grid searches where the vehicle was discovered.
Authorities said they are not giving up until Hania is located and the person who took her is found.
"The person responsible...we are coming after you. We are not going to stop. We are not going to stop in the pursuit of justice," said Andy Delarocha, an FBI agent.
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FBI releases photos of Hania Noelia Aguilar taken day before her kidnapping
The FBI has released new pictures of kidnapped North Carolina girl Hania Noelia Aguilar.
The new photos are the most recent photos of the missing 13-year-old that have been released. The FBI said the photos, showing Hania in a red shirt, were taken the day before she was kidnapped.
FBI releases photos of Hania Noelia Aguilar taken day before her kidnapping
The FBI has released new pictures of kidnapped North Carolina girl Hania Noelia Aguilar.
The new photos are the most recent photos of the missing 13-year-old that have been released. The FBI said the photos, showing Hania in a red shirt, were taken the day before she was kidnapped.
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Josh Chapin (@JoshChapinABC11) | Twitter
Tonight the family of 13 year old #HaniaAguilar came to the prayer group they usually do on Friday. Except they were missing hania. The community is still hoping for her safe return. #ABC11 @FBICharlotte @lumbertonpd
Josh Chapin (@JoshChapinABC11) | Twitter
Tonight the family of 13 year old #HaniaAguilar came to the prayer group they usually do on Friday. Except they were missing hania. The community is still hoping for her safe return. #ABC11 @FBICharlotte @lumbertonpd
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FBI on Hania's abductor: 'We're coming after you. We're not going to stop'
The FBI had stern words Friday for the person responsible for kidnapping Hania Aguilar, the 13-year-old Lumberton girl, who was last seen being forced into an SUV before school Monday morning.
The person responsible, if they're watching this, we're coming after you.
We're not going to stop.
"Someone knows this man...," Delarocha said Friday. "The public was critical to discovering the SUV. We need you to come through again for us."
"Please don't spread rumors, accusations, innuendos,"Delarocha said Friday. "Stick with the facts. Every time a false lead comes in, it drains resources. It's harmful, and we don't need those types of false reports."
FBI on Hania's abductor: 'We're coming after you. We're not going to stop'
The FBI had stern words Friday for the person responsible for kidnapping Hania Aguilar, the 13-year-old Lumberton girl, who was last seen being forced into an SUV before school Monday morning.
The person responsible, if they're watching this, we're coming after you.
We're not going to stop.
"Someone knows this man...," Delarocha said Friday. "The public was critical to discovering the SUV. We need you to come through again for us."
"Please don't spread rumors, accusations, innuendos,"Delarocha said Friday. "Stick with the facts. Every time a false lead comes in, it drains resources. It's harmful, and we don't need those types of false reports."
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NOV 10, 2018
Community leans on faith as search continues for Lumberton teen Hania Aguilar
RED SPRINGS, N.C. (WNCN) - Hania Aguilar’s family and friends are leaning on their faith. They gathered at St. Andrew's Catholic Church in Red Springs Friday for a prayer service.
The coordinator at the church, JC, said Hania’s mother called him on Monday morning from the police department and asked the congregation to pray for the 13-year-old's safe return. That's what they've been doing ever since.
The abduction happened just feet from Hania’s front door in the Rosewood Mobile Home Park Monday just before 7 a.m.
St. Andrew's holds a prayer service every Friday evening. Hania and her family usually attend. This week, though, the church family turned out in force, knowing they’d need the extra support.
"We're all here as a family. We're all brothers and sisters in Christ, and without one person in our family here, it brings us down,” parishioner Raul Alvaraeo said.
Her family was too distraught to speak on camera.
The FBI said they’ve been cooperative, that it’s clear not knowing where or how Hania is has taken a toll.
Community leans on faith as search continues for Lumberton teen Hania Aguilar
RED SPRINGS, N.C. (WNCN) - Hania Aguilar’s family and friends are leaning on their faith. They gathered at St. Andrew's Catholic Church in Red Springs Friday for a prayer service.
The coordinator at the church, JC, said Hania’s mother called him on Monday morning from the police department and asked the congregation to pray for the 13-year-old's safe return. That's what they've been doing ever since.
The abduction happened just feet from Hania’s front door in the Rosewood Mobile Home Park Monday just before 7 a.m.
St. Andrew's holds a prayer service every Friday evening. Hania and her family usually attend. This week, though, the church family turned out in force, knowing they’d need the extra support.
"We're all here as a family. We're all brothers and sisters in Christ, and without one person in our family here, it brings us down,” parishioner Raul Alvaraeo said.
Her family was too distraught to speak on camera.
The FBI said they’ve been cooperative, that it’s clear not knowing where or how Hania is has taken a toll.