Missing and Murdered Children

Tangena was last seen by her mother’s boyfriend Jamrul Hussain. He said he left her in a locked vehicle in the parking lot of a Detroit gas station. He ran inside for only a few minutes to purchase a pack of chewing gum. He claims when he returned to the vehicle she was gone.

Because he was already on his way to pick up Tangena’s mother at her place of employment he did not bother calling police when he first discovered Tangena was gone. Instead, he drove to the mall where Tangena’s mother worked and then drove her to the gas station. When they arrived he explained leaving Tangena in the vehicle and her disappearance. Tangena’s mother called police. Initially an AMBER Alert was issued for Michigan. Tangena was not located and the AMBER Alert has been deactivated.

Tangena’s third birthday has passed since her disappearance in October 2008. There are no new leads in her case. The FBI (Detroit) offered a $20,000 reward in April 2009 for information leading to Tangena’s whereabouts.

Tangena is a 3-year-old East Indian female with chin-length black hair and brown eyes. When last seen Tangena was approximately 3?2? tall and weighed approximately 35lbs. She was wearing a brown, long-sleeved T-shirt with a cartoon picture on the front, white nylon cargo pants and gold sandals. Tangena also has a scar on her lip and chin from a recent burn.

If you have information about Tangena you are asked to call the FBI (Detroit) at 313-965-2323 or Detroit police at (313) 596-1240.

Three-year-old Kendrick Jackson was reported missing by his father on the morning of April 7, 2006. His father claimed that he left the apartment for a few minutes and when he returned he found his son was gone. There have been many searches conducted for Kendrick. His father is currently in custody on charges of a felon in possession of a firearm. He is considered to be the prime suspect in Kendrick’s disappearance. If you know the whereabouts of Kendrick Jackson or know what happened to him please phone the Houston Police Department or 1-800-THE LOST.

Nine-year-old Colton Clark was reported as a possible runaway by his adoptive mother Rebecca Clark on the afternoon of April 19, 2006. There was an extensive search conducted of the area including abandoned buildings. There was a possible sighting of Colton sometime in May in Del Ray Beach, Florida but that tip turned out to be invalid. Colton’s adoptive mother and family have at this point refused to take polygraphs citing medical concerns. They are no longer cooperating with police concerning the investigation. If you see Colton Clark or know of his whereabouts please contact the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office or 1-800-THE LOST.

Three-year-old Reachelle Smith was reported missing by her legal guardian on May 16, 2006. It was learned through the process of the investigation that Reachelle had not been seen since early May. It was believed she was spending time with another relative. It was later learned that was not the case. Initially it was believed Reachelle was abducted by a male family friend. However, a few days after the reported disappearance the suspect was located deceased from an apparent suicide. Reachelle was not in the area. If you see Reachelle or know of her whereabouts please call 1-800-THE LOST.

Two-year-old Everlyse Cabrera was reported missing on June 10, 2006 by her foster parents. They claim that Everlyse must have climbed up on a stool and opened the deadbolt lock and wandered off. She is said to not have been wearing any shoes at the time of her disappearance. The foster parents are no longer cooperating with the investigation. Her biological parents traveled from California to Nevada to aid in the search for their missing daughter. If you see Everlyse please call the Las Vegas Police Department or 1-800-THE LOST.

Two-year-old Elian Majano was reported missing when he disappeared while he and his 4-year-old brother were playing unsupervised in 25-acre park Lively Park in Irving, TX as his mother sat in a truck in the parking lot with a friend. There was an extensive two-day search conducted of the park and the woods surrounding the park. Police believe Elian either fell into a sinkhole in the park or was abducted by an unknown person or persons. If you know the whereabouts of or information about the disappearance of Elian Majano contact jsanderford@ci.irving.tx.us or call Irving Police Department at 1-972-721-2694

Danielle’s mother, Sonia Jimenez was found stabbed to death in the parking lot of an apartment house in the 16100 block of Bear Bayou Drive in Channelview, Texas at approximately 8:30 p.m on July 31, 2006. It is believed that Leandro Jimenez, Danielle’s father, stabbed Sonia and abducted Danielle. Leandro Jimenez is believed to be driving a beige or tan-colored extended cab 2004 Chevrolet pickup truck with Texas license plate 9NG H92. The truck has chrome wheels. If you have information regarding the disappearance or the whereabouts of Danielle or Leandro or about the stabbing of Sonia Jimenez please call the Harris County Sheriff’s Department at 713-967-5810.

Two-year-old Edwin Gonzales was abducted by his biological father Jorge Sanchez Aguilera during the early morning hours of October 1, 2006. The father and 3 other men tied up the occupants of the home in Siler City, North Carolina in order to abduct the child. He threatened to kill the occupants if they did not turn the child over to him. An Amber Alert was issued but Edwin and his father have not yet been located. If you know the whereabouts of the abductor or the child please call the Chatham County Sheriff’s Department at 1-919-542-2911.

Two-year-old Trenton Duckett was reported missing from his home in Leesburg, FL by his mother Melinda Duckett on the evening of August 27, 2006. According to Melinda Duckett she was viewing a movie in the livingroom of the home while her son slept in his bedroom. When she went to check on him she discovered the screen on the window had been cut and her son was gone. An extensive search of the neighborhood and several other locations proved futile in locating Trenton. A day after a particularly intense television interview with CNN newscaster Nancy Grace Melinda Duckett committed suicide . She did not leave a note with any information indicating if she knew what happened to her son. If you have Information regarding the disappearance of Trenton Duckett contact Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS.