sleuthin4fun
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I will be praying that this passes!!!
I was at the local mall yesterday and I watched how many kids would run ahead of the parents or stop and look at a display, the parents really not paying much attention where the kids were. I wanted toooooo shout at them, Please watch your child each moment that you are out in public with them!!!! It
It's sad, isn't it? So much evil in this world and they (parents) think it cannot happen! I took up Kelly's idea and keep a ID Kit in my car now, and I actually use it a few weeks ago in the grocery store. The mother had no idea it was so easy for a stranger (or anyone, for that matter) just walk out of the store with the child and be gone...in a blink of an eye.smile22 said:i work in retail for target and we have the same thing children walking around alone and lost we do code yellows where we get on the walkies give a discription of the child and walk the store looking for them we have never had any code yellows were we have had to call the police, ( thankgod) they need to keep more watch on the children
Kelly said:Thank you.
Despite efforts of LE and two PI's, we are still at day one as far as knowing what happened to Jason. There are not, not was there ever, anything solid to go by as far as leads go. I do not feel strongly that he is either dead or alive, I simply do not know. The evidence would appear he did not leave on his own accord, but nor is there any evidence he was taken.
Kelly
Kelly said:Today marks 3 years and 11 months since Jason disappeared.
He will never be forgotten. Every action we take is done in his name. I know he would want this. I pray he is safe and happy. We miss him so much.
Kelly
Kelly said:Today marks 3 years and 11 months since Jason disappeared.
He will never be forgotten. Every action we take is done in his name. I know he would want this. I pray he is safe and happy. We miss him so much.
Kelly
WTG KELLY!!!!!Kelly said:The Ride for Missing Children is an awareness/fundraising event for the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). The Ride for Missing Children is an annual 100-mile bicycle ride open to a limited number of pre-qualified riders. The mission of the ride is to promote awareness about missing and exploited children, promote child-safety-education, and raise funds for the work of NCMEC.
Two hundred eighty-eight cyclists will travel two-by-two for 100 miles, stopping at designated elementary schools for a safety awareness presentation. The opening ceremony begins on Friday, May 20th at 6:45am at the NYSP Troop D headquarters in Oneda, NY.
More than 3.2 million posters have been printed out of NCMECs Utica NY location, where the ride originated. Of the 1,028 missing and exploited children targeted by these posters 664 children have been successfully recovered as a result of poster distribution.
Omaha resident Kelly Jolkowski will be an honorary rider in the event and will speak at both the opening and closing ceremony.
Kellys son Jason Jolkowski, then 19, disappeared from his Omaha home on June 13, 2001. Since that time, Kelly and her husband Jim have worked to establish Project Jason, a nonprofit organization to assist families of the missing nationwide. They are also active in legislation, and are close to getting their bill, LB 111, Jasons Law, passed in the state legislature. Jasons Law will establish a true Missing Persons Clearinghouse in Nebraska with services and benefits for all ages.