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Dear Dulce and her family, I am thinking of you, with hope.
NJ NJ - Dulce Mariá Alavez, 5, abducted @ Bridgeton City Park, Cumberland Co, 16 Sep 2019 #7
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Was Dulce abducted?
Have we ever seen an interview from a person that was on the basketball court that day?
Any witnesses other than the one “of tender years”?
The red van/suv/whatever?
Concealment.
JMO
Have we ever seen an interview from a person that was on the basketball court that day?
Any witnesses other than the one “of tender years”?
The red van/suv/whatever?
Concealment.
JMO
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The little girl, then 5 years old, was last seen playing with her younger brother at Bridgeton City Park in Cumberland County on the afternoon of September 16, 2019.
In the years since she vanished, investigators released age-progression photos showing what Dulce may look like.
"Since we hope to charge and prosecute the person(s) responsible for Dulce's disappearance, we cannot speak about many of the details of our investigation," the statement reads. "However, we want to reiterate, that in the absence of evidence of Dulce's demise, investigators hold out hope that she is alive."
6abc.com
*I’m firm in my belief Dulce is indeed alive…
In the years since she vanished, investigators released age-progression photos showing what Dulce may look like.
"Since we hope to charge and prosecute the person(s) responsible for Dulce's disappearance, we cannot speak about many of the details of our investigation," the statement reads. "However, we want to reiterate, that in the absence of evidence of Dulce's demise, investigators hold out hope that she is alive."
Community marks 3 years since disappearance of Dulce Maria Alavez in Bridgeton, New Jersey
The little girl, then 5 years old, was last seen playing with her younger brother at Bridgeton City Park in Cumberland County.
*I’m firm in my belief Dulce is indeed alive…
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Noema Alavez Perez welcomes me into her home with a soft smile and a tired “hola.” Standing at the door of the humble duplex her parents rent in Bridgeton, wearing a t-shirt and leggings with her fuchsia hair that’s pulled into a messy bun, she looks like any of the young moms in my friends’ group.
At first glance, anyway. I look more closely and can’t help but notice something much more profound — the distinct and lingering sadness in her eyes. And suddenly, it’s hard to forget why I’m here: to ask her about her little girl, the daughter who’s been missing for three years.
The daughter she one day took to a neighborhood park to play and never brought back home. Her beloved firstborn. Her sweet almond-eyed “princesa.” The one she calls her “pequeña traviesa.” The little girl with the big mischievous smile. Her loving and affectionate “cariñosa.” Her unforgettable Dulce Maria.
That fateful afternoon on Sept. 16, 2019, Noema took her 8-year-old sister and Noema’s two children — Dulce and three-year-old Manny — to Bridgeton City Park.
It was a place she had been to many times herself, growing up in Bridgeton. She recalls she had often played there, out of the sight of her own parents. That day, Noema, who was 19 at the time, stayed in the car while her kids ran off to the playground some 30 yards away.
Her sister did homework and Noema worked on a scratch-off lottery ticket.
Minutes later, she said, she noticed the kids were no longer in her line of vision. She rushed to the playground where she found her son crying, but no Dulce. By then it was too late. Just like that, her little girl was gone.
An Amber Alert was issued Tuesday for 5-year-old Dulce Maria Alavez, who went missing while playing in Bridgeton City Park on Monday, Sept. 16, 2019.
That was the beginning of her nightmare. In the days and weeks that followed Dulce’s disappearance, which police have been investigating as a possible child abduction, a wave of intense criticism from strangers on the internet and people in the community crashed down on her and her family. They judged her for her parental negligence. They disparaged her for not crying in news interviews. They made racist comments about her family’s Mexican culture. And they assumed she knows who took Dulce…
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www.nj.com
*This is the loveliest article I’ve read in a very long time. I am truly touched. Your time will be worthwhile spent.
www.nj.com
At first glance, anyway. I look more closely and can’t help but notice something much more profound — the distinct and lingering sadness in her eyes. And suddenly, it’s hard to forget why I’m here: to ask her about her little girl, the daughter who’s been missing for three years.
The daughter she one day took to a neighborhood park to play and never brought back home. Her beloved firstborn. Her sweet almond-eyed “princesa.” The one she calls her “pequeña traviesa.” The little girl with the big mischievous smile. Her loving and affectionate “cariñosa.” Her unforgettable Dulce Maria.
That fateful afternoon on Sept. 16, 2019, Noema took her 8-year-old sister and Noema’s two children — Dulce and three-year-old Manny — to Bridgeton City Park.
It was a place she had been to many times herself, growing up in Bridgeton. She recalls she had often played there, out of the sight of her own parents. That day, Noema, who was 19 at the time, stayed in the car while her kids ran off to the playground some 30 yards away.
Her sister did homework and Noema worked on a scratch-off lottery ticket.
Minutes later, she said, she noticed the kids were no longer in her line of vision. She rushed to the playground where she found her son crying, but no Dulce. By then it was too late. Just like that, her little girl was gone.
An Amber Alert was issued Tuesday for 5-year-old Dulce Maria Alavez, who went missing while playing in Bridgeton City Park on Monday, Sept. 16, 2019.
That was the beginning of her nightmare. In the days and weeks that followed Dulce’s disappearance, which police have been investigating as a possible child abduction, a wave of intense criticism from strangers on the internet and people in the community crashed down on her and her family. They judged her for her parental negligence. They disparaged her for not crying in news interviews. They made racist comments about her family’s Mexican culture. And they assumed she knows who took Dulce…
More:
Why is it always the mother’s fault? Let’s stop judging Dulce Alavez's mom | Calavia-Robertson
Noema Alavez Perez is still facing criticism for not grieving in public the way society expects her to. But on her couch, with another Latina mom, she opens up.
*This is the loveliest article I’ve read in a very long time. I am truly touched. Your time will be worthwhile spent.
Where is Dulce Alavez? Family frozen in time 3 years into one of N.J.’s biggest mysteries
Dulce's mother talks about her biggest regret about the day the 5-year-old disappeared and her fears about who may have taken the girl.
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From the nj.com article: Dulce’s mom has 4 children now: Dulce, Dulce’s little brother, the now-2yr old with whom Dulce’s mother was pregnant in 2019, and a 1yr old. They all remain in NJ. (I don’t recall any indication that Dulce’s mom considered leaving NJ - perhaps you are thinking of Dulce’s father in Mexico or the mom’s then-boyfriend who was deported?)
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Dulce’s mom has 4 children including Dulce? She’s only 21-22 years old?
Correct. She was 14 when she had Dulce. I believe discussions related to Dulce’s conception, including statutory rape issues, are off-limits.
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yes they're americans, they live here. Mom just recently sat down with the local news to continue shedding light on her case.
Yes, I knew that. If I had a family out of the country I could go too, after all the nastiness she endured, I would have gone.
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New to this . Is there any family connection to this girl in Yakima wa? I have good reason to ask
None that I’m aware.
I agree and no one will ever know.
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@Rockgirl89 Here is the tip-line information for Dulce's case (click on the blue link near her photo at the bottom of this post). Please call in whatever you've heard/noticed. We should not discuss here specifics that haven't been released by law enforcement:
DULCE MARIA ALAVEZ | Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bridgeton, New Jersey Monday, September 16, 2019
www.fbi.gov
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