NJ NJ - Dulce Mariá Alavez, 5, abducted @ Bridgeton City Park, Cumberland Co, 16 Sep 2019 #7

[Mama-dukes]

WATCH: Somebody Knows Something: The Disappearance of Dulce

Four years after the disappearance of Dulce María Alavez from a park in Bridgeton, New Jersey, NBC10's Claudia Vargas takes a fresh look at the case and retraces the girl's last known steps.

www.nbcphiladelphia.com

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Four years after Dulce’s disappearance, NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas is taking a fresh look at the case. She retraced Dulce’s last known steps and spoke with the girl’s family and case investigators.

“Somebody Knows Something: The Disappearance of Dulce” premieres Friday, Sept. 15, at 7 p.m. on NBC10 and the NBC10 streaming channels. In the days leading up to the special, NBC10 will air the following stories:

(See link for descriptions)

The Latest on the missing Bridgeton girl case​

Security at the park where Dulce went missing​

Delay in Amber Alert in the Dulce case​

What would Dulce look like today?​

See link for full article.

I also think someone knows something and I think it’s close 2 home I’m just saying

 

[imstilla.grandma]

The Florida-based Anti-Predator Project joined the effort to find Dulce a few months ago after receiving a request from volunteers assisting the girl’s family.

The group’s co-founder and president, Trent Steele, described his organization as a licensed, non-profit private investigation firm. The group is already pursuing leads regarding Dulce’s case.

“We’ve got a few working theories,” he said. “There are several leads that we’re working. We’re in the middle of trying to put together some next steps on one of them.”

“Ultimately, we work for Dulce, so we play a lot of things very close to vest to protect the integrity of the investigation,” Steele added.

4 years after N.J. girl vanished, Fla. group investigating leads in Dulce Alavez case

Saturday will mark four years since 5-year-old Dulce Maria Alavez disappeared from a park in Cumberland County.

www.nj.com

*I absolutely believe Dulce is alive. I believe

 

[Elliot_Alderson]

Somebody Knows Something: The Disappearance of Dulce

 

[imstilla.grandma]

"When starting an age progression, the first thing I do is study the images of the missing child, in this case, Dulce," Andrews said. "I want to understand the structure of her face as much as possible. I was lucky enough to get images of her biological family in addition to images of Dulce, which gave me clues as to how the family members grow and age over time."

About a month after Alvarez's disappearance, police released a sketch of a man who remains a person of interest in the case.

The Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office said the sketch was developed after a witness who recently came forward was able to provide a description

Here's what Dulce Alvarez could look like now, 4 years after abduction from NJ park

Could the computer rendering of a girl abducted four years ago in New Jersey help lead to new clues?

abc7ny.com

 

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WATCH: Somebody Knows Something: The Disappearance of Dulce

Four years after the disappearance of Dulce María Alavez from a park in Bridgeton, New Jersey, NBC10's Claudia Vargas takes a fresh look at the case and retraces the girl's last known steps.

www.nbcphiladelphia.com

 

[DFWNF]

 

[scruffydog]

I also think someone knows something and I think it’s close 2 home I’m just saying

I strongly agree.

 

[Unalienable Rights]

Detectives get about 12 tips about Dulce Alavez after release of new rendering of missing N.J. girl

The new tips include possible sightings and other information about Dulce Maria Alavez, who was 5 when she disappeared from Bridgeton City Park in 2019.

www.nj.com

Investigators have received about a dozen tips in the case of a missing Cumberland County girl following the release of an updated age-progression rendering last week, officials said.

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Every tip is taken seriously, Webb-McRae stressed.

“I don’t dismiss anything. Nothing can be dismissed. Every piece has to be tracked down, because my firm belief is that there’s one puzzle piece that’s going to break this open,” she said.

 

[Keith417]

Detectives get about 12 tips about Dulce Alavez after release of new rendering of missing N.J. girl

The new tips include possible sightings and other information about Dulce Maria Alavez, who was 5 when she disappeared from Bridgeton City Park in 2019.

www.nj.com

Investigators have received about a dozen tips in the case of a missing Cumberland County girl following the release of an updated age-progression rendering last week, officials said.

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Every tip is taken seriously, Webb-McRae stressed.

“I don’t dismiss anything. Nothing can be dismissed. Every piece has to be tracked down, because my firm belief is that there’s one puzzle piece that’s going to break this open,” she said.

I just don’t understand with all of this new technology they can’t find this child. Is it because 6 months after this child went missing our world was hit with a pandemic ?! Can’t they get records from the cell phone tower and narrow it down who was in that park area??

 

[Shamrock1]

I just don’t understand with all of this new technology they can’t find this child. Is it because 6 months after this child went missing our world was hit with a pandemic ?! Can’t they get records from the cell phone tower and narrow it down who was in that park area??

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[Sweetluv]

Bumping

 

[Araised_Marvels]

I am stil baffled about how Dulce went so willingly with this person. Could she have known or was familiar with the person that abducted her? Though I am assuming she was abducted and not a victim of misadventure. Did he (assuming it was a man) just call her over? This whole interaction could’ve taken place in a matter of 2 minutes.

I believe the suspect’s car was caught on people’s security cameras around the park but they don’t have evidence to pin it to the correct person. Praying for Dulce and her family.

 

[PaulaDC]

Community remembers Dulce Alavez at Christmas event 4 years after N.J. girl vanished

Dulce Maria Alavez was 5 years old when she disappeared from Bridgeton City Park.

www.nj.com

 

[ManicMuggle83]

Where are you Dulce?

 

[AllieKat]

Sunday 4/21 was Dulce’s 10th birthday; family and supporters gathered to remember her and bring attention to the case. Here’s the link to the story, praying that she is found and brought home.

Link to story : Family returns to N.J. park where Dulce Alavez vanished to mark her 10th birthday

 

[Kimkimba]

Today is Dulce’s birthday (April 25th). Happy birthday sweet girl.

 

[JudiK]

Today is Dulce’s birthday (April 25th). Happy birthday sweet girl.

Today is Dulce’s birthday (April 25th). Happy birthday sweet girl.

Must have been such a hard day for her parents.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

"We still sing her 'Happy Birthday' even though she's not here," Dulce's mother, Noema Alavez Perez, told NBC10 Philadelphia. " ... All I do is keep up hope that I'm going to see my daughter one day."

NJ Girl Who Vanished In 2019 Turns 10; Search Continues For Dulce Maria Alavez

She disappeared from a South Jersey park when she was 5. But loved ones and search parties remain hopeful of finding Dulce Alavez.

patch.com

*I believe with all my heart Dulce is still alive and her mother will see her face once again one day.

 

[imstilla.grandma]

The family and supporters will return to Dulce’s Tree on Sept. 16 this year to mark the five-year anniversary of her disappearance and offer prayers for her return.

Organizers are calling it an awareness day for Dulce and urge anyone with information about the missing girl to come forward.

Attendees are asked to wear yellow for the occasion, which will begin at 4 p.m. More information about the event is on the Facebook page for the group Justice for Dulce Maria Alavez.

Vigil planned for Dulce Alavez in N.J. park where she vanished 5 years ago

Dulce Maria Alavez was 5 when her mother reported her missing in 2019. Police believe she was taken from the park.

www.nj.com