All articles tagged with #abduction
An Amber Alert is active for 5-year-old Daleza Fregoso, believed abducted with her father, Ruben Fregoso, a person of interest in the violent death of the child’s mother in Los Angeles. Authorities say the pair may be fleeing the country, last seen near Alsace Ave and Ferndale St in a white 2019 Land Rover Discovery (plate 9DAW715); call 911 with any information.
An Amber Alert was issued for 4-year-old Daleza Fregoso after she was abducted by 40-year-old Ruben Fregoso in Arlington Heights, Los Angeles. They were last seen around 4 a.m. Sunday near Alsace Avenue and Ferndale Street, and authorities believed they were in a white 2019 Land Rover Discovery with license plate 9DAW715; the vehicle was later located, but the child and suspect remain missing. Daleza is described as 3 feet tall, 45 pounds with black hair and brown eyes; Ruben is 5'9", 200 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. Call 911 with any information; this is a breaking story with updates to follow.
In Perinton, N.Y., a mother and her two children were abducted Saturday afternoon. An AMBER Alert and a county-wide BOLO were issued; the family was found safe in Rochester that night. Three suspects—Gamil S. Ahmed, 31; Omar Saleh, 30; and Dajour L. Paul, 26—were arrested and charged with kidnapping and await arraignment, while a fourth suspect, Amar Saleh, remains at large as the investigation continues.
The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office says a mother, 54-year-old Mouna Omar Saleh Ali, and her children Julie Abdulla Saleh (7) and Hafiz Mouna Ali Ali (9) were abducted Saturday in Perinton by a family member. They have been found safe. The suspect is Amar Abdullah Qasim Saleh, 26, who is Julie and Hafiz’s brother and Mouna’s son. Investigators are reviewing a pictured white or silver 2026 Toyota Camry or Honda Accord as possibly linked, and the incident appears isolated with no threat to the public as the investigation continues.
An Amber Alert has been issued for 54-year-old Mouna Omar Saleh Ali and her two children, 7-year-old Julie Abdullah Qasim Saleh and 9-year-old Hafish Abdullah Qasim Saleh, who authorities say were abducted Saturday in Perinton by Mouna’s 26-year-old son Amar Abdullah Qasim Saleh. The suspect was last seen driving a 2026 white or silver Toyota Camry or Honda Accord near Crossover Road; investigators say the children are in imminent danger, though there is no threat to the public. Anyone with information should call 911 or the Monroe County Sheriff's Office at 585-753-4178.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos says investigators are making progress nearly 100 days after 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie vanished from her Catalina Foothills home. A Florida private forensic lab has sent a hair sample to the FBI for advanced analysis to aid forensic genetic genealogy, potentially pointing to a suspect if it doesn’t match anyone known to have been at Guthrie’s home. Nest doorbell footage and a similar sighting are being reviewed as investigators pursue leads. The case carries a combined reward of more than $1.2 million, with tips solicited through 88-Crime and the FBI tip line.
A Ring camera video from Catalina Foothills in Tucson shows a masked thief stealing potted cacti from Nancy Guthrie’s neighborhood around 11 p.m. on April 29, with the suspect driving a gray Ford F-150. The footage surfaces as the case reaches its three‑month mark since her Feb. 1 abduction; no suspect has been named, the FBI is involved, and neighbors note heightened patrols. Savannah Guthrie has offered a $1 million reward, but officials warn there’s no confirmed link between this clip and Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance.
A former FBI agent says Savannah Guthrie’s emotional interview with Hoda Kotb about her mother Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance will keep the case in national headlines, potentially pressuring the abductors as the FBI, a $1 million reward and renewed public attention keep investigators and tipsters engaged. Investigators have collected DNA and there is no arrest yet, while Savannah and her family urge the public to review timelines and footage as they grieve and seek Nancy’s return.
Savannah Guthrie tearfully spoke about her mother Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance in her first interview, saying she is in agony and wakes up every night imagining her mother’s terror, as investigators continue the Tucson case with no arrests; the two‑part chat with Hoda Kotb is set to air, and Sheriff Chris Nanos defends his handling of the investigation.
The FBI analyzes new data and says investigators are closer to identifying a suspect in Nancy Guthrie’s abduction, with a key focus on events around January 11. Authorities cite surveillance footage, recovered DNA, and neighbor interviews near Guthrie’s Tucson home as leads, while the Guthrie family urges the public to review memories tied to dates like January 11, January 31, and February 1 in hopes of bringing her home.
The family of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, who vanished from Tucson, Arizona on February 1, has issued a renewed public appeal for information and is offering a combined reward of $1.1 million (family’s $1 million plus the FBI’s $100,000) to help bring her home. Savannah Guthrie and her siblings urge the community to review surveillance footage, journals, texts and conversations for any lead, as authorities with the FBI continue to investigate, with no suspect identified and the case described as possibly targeted.
Investigators say surveillance shows Nancy Guthrie in an Uber the day before she disappeared; the clip has been reviewed but yielded no actionable clues, and the Uber driver was interviewed. Authorities are also examining an empty neighborhood house as a potential base for suspects, with the FBI returning to questions in the case. No suspect has been identified, and the reward remains up to $1 million.
Police say Nancy Guthrie’s abduction remains unsolved, with surveillance footage and DNA recovered but no motive disclosed; investigators are examining mixed DNA at the home, pursuing neighbor tips, and investigating a damaged utility box possibly linked to a nearby outage. Sheriff Nanos says they believe they know why the home was targeted, but aren’t 100% certain, and a former FBI agent says revenge or another unknown motive is possible while money-related kidnapping is unlikely. A $1 million reward is offered, and reports claim Savannah Guthrie is reconsidering her return to Today due to safety concerns, though that claim is unverified.
The StyleCaster piece notes ongoing mystery in the Savannah Guthrie family abduction: police say they have beliefs about a motive and that the act may have been targeted, but no certainty has been publicly disclosed and no suspect identified. Public scrutiny increases after Ashleigh Banfield questions why the sheriff didn’t state Day 1 that there was no broader threat, as the family seeks answers amid released surveillance, recovered DNA, and a $1 million reward.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos says investigators believe Nancy Guthrie was targeted in her January disappearance and that the suspect could strike again, with few details public and no suspects named; Guthrie’s family has offered a $1 million reward as the FBI reviews surveillance footage in the ongoing investigation.