http://jacksonville.com/news/metro/..._mother_of_missing_orange_park_girl_somer_ren
A failed abduction
The sheriff said there is no indication of a link between Somer's disappearance and an Oct. 10 attempted abduction of a 5-year-old girl about a block from where Somer disappeared.
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Boivin said his officers have kept an eye out for any suspicious
blue Nissan SUVs matching the description of one used in the abduction attempt.
Boivin said his agency received a flier from the Sheriff's Office a week before the attempted abduction that a suspicious black SUV pulled up to a student at Orange Park Junior High School. He said there was no indication the incident was an attempted abduction, or that there is any connection to Somer's disappearance. Sheriff's Office spokeswoman Mary Justino said she is trying to gather more information about the junior high school incident.
Back to the attempted abduction on Oct. 10. Has anyone looked to see if the blue Nissan SUV matches any of the vehicles registered to any of the known RSOs in the immediate vicinity? I will start checking them now.
Well which is it? Blue Nissan SUV or Blue Nissan Senata? Was it a hispanic family or a cop or was it a predator who is still on the loose?
http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/local/news-article.aspx?storyid=146970&catid=3
The Oct. 10 incident happened around 12:30 p.m. Police say a blue, four-door sedan, possibly a Nissan, pulled up. A woman and two men inside tried to lure a 5-year-old into the car.
http://jacksonville.com/news/metro/...t_of_sight_after_orange_park_abduction_attemp
Pollitt said she nearly ran over Kaylee. When she spotted the little girl, she also saw a blue Nissan SUV parked on an angle in a nearby parking lot. Pollitt said Kaylee told her a woman in the SUV tried to get her into the vehicle, which was also occupied by two men.
http://www.actionnewsjax.com/conten...or-the-first-time/uAkTNnLfjUmA04dmqo4I4w.cspx
Sheriff Besler answered many surrounding the discovery of a blue Nissan Sentra driven by a Hispanic family. When the search for Somer first started, police believed the drivers of that car may have been involved in a similarly attempted abduction. After checking out leads, Sheriff Besler says the Nissan drivers were not responsible for Somers disappearance.
Yesterday afternoon investigators located that vehicle, located those individuals, have been interviewing them. We feel very comfortable and confident at this time that that incident had nothing to do with Somers disappearance, said Sheriff Besler.
http://www.actionnewsjax.com/conten...Somer-new-details/-UR8xH35l0C9SlkmIcKHEA.cspx
According to Pape, an FDLE officer was driving on Gano Avenue and saw a small girl on a bike almost get hit by a car. That officer stopped to assist the little girl, who said that she couldn't find her home.
Pape stressed the fact that the matter of the Blue Nissan has been "completely investigated".
http://www.wftv.com/news/21403889/detail.html
Florida Department of Law Enforcement special agent Dominick Pape also addressed reporters at a daily briefing outside the Orange Park operations center of the Clay County Sheriff's Office on Saturday. He negated reports of an abduction attempt in the area where Somer was last seen. Reports of that attempt were first broadcast October 10 when a blue Nissan was scene in the area of Gano Avenue.
Pape said an FDLE agent and his family were leaving a football game when they saw a little girl narrowly miss getting hit by a car. The agent pulled over and asked the girl if she was okay and if he should call police. She refused help and walked home. Pape said reports of an abduction attempt are simply unfounded.
Somer was last seen alive walking along the sidewalk in front of a vacant house on Gano Avenue (see map), and authorities said Friday that they're searching for anyone who saw what happened to the 7-year-old after that. Investigators sifted through evidence from that vacant house and the Georgia landfill where her body was found Wednesday.
