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11/04/2025

11/03/2025

🚨 PLEASE HELP FIND 16-YEAR-OLD JEAN SUAREZ — MISSING FROM PASCO COUNTY, FLORIDA 🚨

A family in New Port Richey, Florida is praying for the safe return of their son tonight. Jean Suarez has disappeared, and his loved ones are desperate to know he’s safe. No parent should ever have to wonder where their child is, please help bring Jean home.

📍 Missing From: 9th Avenue area, New Port Richey, FL
📅 Last Seen: Around 2:00 p.m. on November 1, 2025

DETAILS:
Name: Jean Suarez
Age: 16 years old
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 180 lbs
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
Clothing: Gray t-shirt, black shorts

If you live nearby, please check your cameras, talk to neighbors, and share this alert. Your small action could be what makes the difference.

📞 If you have any information, please contact:
Pasco County Sheriff’s Office (FL): 727-847-8102 (Option 7)
or submit a tip online through their official page.

Let’s get Jean’s face everywhere, across Pasco County and beyond. Together, we can help bring him home safe where he belongs.

11/03/2025

Shamika Chantell Jones, a 29-year-old woman classified as endangered missing, was last seen on August 2, 2011, at approximately 2:00 p.m. in Tampa, Florida. She left the residence she shared with her cousin on Mariners Cove Court and has not been seen or heard from since.
Few details are available in her case, and her disappearance remains unsolved. Authorities and her family are still seeking answers about what happened to her after she walked out of the house that afternoon.
At the time of her disappearance, Shamika Jones was described as a Black female, 5'2" tall, and weighing around 130 pounds, with black hair styled in short braids and brown eyes. She has a medical condition, for unspecified reasons, that classifies her as disabled.
Anyone with information regarding her disappearance is urged to contact the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office at 813-247-8703.

11/03/2025

🚨💔 SHE WALKED OUT OF HER TAMPA HOME AND WAS NEVER SEEN AGAIN 💔🚨

📍Tampa, Florida | August 2, 2011
THE DISAPPEARANCE OF SHAMIKA CHANTELL JONES

🕯️ The family of Shamika Chantell Jones has reached out to The Vivid Faces of the Vanished to bring renewed attention to her disappearance — a heartbreaking case that has remained unsolved for more than a decade.

😔 On the afternoon of August 2, 2011, 29-year-old Shamika was last seen around 2:00 p.m. leaving the home she shared with her cousin on Mariners Cove Court in Tampa, Florida. She walked out the door and never came back. She has never been seen or heard from again.

💔 Loved ones describe Shamika as caring, vibrant, and full of life. Her sudden disappearance left a void that has never been filled — and far too many unanswered questions.

📏 Shamika was 5’2” tall and weighed approximately 130 pounds at the time she vanished.

❓What happened after Shamika walked out of that house?
❓Did someone see her that day and stay silent?
❓Who knows the truth about where she went — or what happened to her?

📞 If you have any information about the disappearance of Shamika Chantell Jones, please contact the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office at 813-247-8703.










The Vivid Faces of the Vanished

11/03/2025

Yeah right!!

Authorities and a Tulane University spokesperson later confirmed the monkeys were not carrying any diseases, despite initial reports suggesting they might be infectious.

The incident occurred after a truck carrying 21 rhesus macaques overturned on Interstate 59 in Mississippi in late October 2025.
Initial confusion: The driver of the truck initially told local law enforcement the monkeys were dangerous, required personal protective equipment (PPE), and carried diseases such as hepatitis C, herpes, and COVID-19. This led the local sheriff's department to issue warnings to the public.

Clarification: Tulane University, which had housed the monkeys at its National Biomedical Research Center, quickly released a statement clarifying that the "primates in question belong to another entity and are not infectious". A university spokesperson later added that the monkeys "had received recent checkups confirming that they were pathogen-free" before leaving the facility.

CBS News reports: Multiple CBS News articles and local affiliates reported on this clarification, stating that the initial reports were corrected and the monkeys were not, in fact, carrying diseases.
The user's statement reflects the final, confirmed information regarding the incident.

11/03/2025

Missing mother & adult son.

Ericka Lashawn Brooks and her son Kamarcus Brooks have been missing from their home in Dunnellon, Florida, since December 17, 2022. They were last seen asleep in their home, and when other family members returned later, the pair was gone. They have not been heard from since.
Details of the Disappearance
Last Seen: December 17, 2022, at their home in the 19700 block of SW 109th Place in Dunnellon, Florida.

Circumstances: There was no sign of a struggle, no note was left behind, and no explanation for their disappearance has been found. Neither Ericka nor Kamarcus had access to a vehicle, and there has been no activity on their bank accounts.
Status: The case is considered an ongoing investigation, and authorities have expressed concern for their well-being due to the length of time they have been missing. The Marion County Sheriff's Office has stated they have received tips and have persons of interest, but no names have been released.

Physical Description
Ericka Lashawn Brooks: Black female, approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighing around 180 pounds at the time of her disappearance.
Kamarcus Brooks: Black male, approximately 6 feet 4 inches tall and weighing around 210 pounds at the time of his disappearance.

Contact Information
Anyone with information regarding their whereabouts is urged to contact the authorities:
Dunnellon Police Department: 352-465-8510
Marion County Sheriff's Office Det. John Lightle: 352-369-6715
Crime Stoppers: 352-368-STOP (7867)
Dial 911

11/03/2025

Go back question the guy she was supposed to meet!

Bonnie Lee Dages is a woman who, along with her four-month-old son, Jeremy Dages, has been missing from the Lithia and Brandon, Florida area since April 28, 1993. Their disappearance is a high-profile, unsolved cold case that has received significant media attention over the decades, with authorities and her family continuing to seek answers.

Background
Personal Life: Born in March 1975, Bonnie was 18 years old when she disappeared. She was the oldest of five children and described as gifted, with passions for music, photography, and especially horses. She had earned her GED shortly before giving birth to her son, Jeremy, and was raising him as a single mother.

Circumstances: Bonnie was working as a nanny and had recently moved into her own place. Around the time of her 18th birthday, she inherited approximately $50,000 and a piece of land from her grandparents. On the day she vanished, she withdrew a large sum of money from the bank and went to a local shopping center to meet an older man she was in a secret relationship with, allegedly to give him money for an investment in a business.

Disappearance and Investigation
Last Seen: Bonnie and Jeremy were last seen on the evening of April 28, 1993, at a Kash n' Karry grocery store (now a Walmart) parking lot in Brandon, Florida.

Abandoned Vehicle: Her silver 1988 Dodge Caravan was found abandoned in the parking lot two days later. The van was locked, and her purse, which contained $75 cash, and Jeremy's diaper bag were inside, but his car seat was missing.
Investigation Status: The man she was meeting was questioned by police, but no evidence was found to link him to the disappearance, and he was never charged. The case went cold, and Bonnie and Jeremy were eventually declared legally dead in 1999. However, the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office continues to investigate the case as "Unfinished Business," regularly renewing calls for information.

Anyone with information about the case is urged to contact the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office at 813-247-8200.

11/03/2025

Marlos Nichols Jr. was executed in his own home as his terrified children watched.

Marlos, affectionately known as Snook, was a 24-year-old father who worked two jobs to support his family. He was a dedicated family man who lived in Memphis, TN, with his girlfriend and children. In his free time, he enjoyed gaming.

Around 6:00 am on the morning of December 8th, 2021, his life tragically ended inside his Bridge Manor Apartment on Ove Creek Circle in Memphis, TN.

One can only imagine the terror that his three young children felt as they helplessly witnessed their father being shot right in front of them.

This unimaginable pain was inflicted by the hands of someone he likely knew, someone he had opened the door for. This leads to the question of whether he was expecting company or if the voice on the other side of that door was a "friend".

His girlfriend told police that it was one individual who was wearing a mask.

His case seems unbelievable as it has remained almost unspoken, seemingly forgotten, and not covered by the media. His Mother has reached out in hopes that his story can be heard, that people will listen and care, and that maybe she will get justice for her son and find peace in seeing the monster responsible held accountable.

If you have any information, even if it is just something you heard from someone else, please call Crime Stoppers at 901-528-CASH. You can remain anonymous.

11/02/2025

The Memphis Safe Task Force, led by the U.S. Marshals Service, located 88 missing children and seized 313 guns as part of its operations in October 2025.
According to data released by the U.S. Marshals Service, the task force also made a total of 1,862 arrests throughout October, which included 132 gang members. These arrests included charges related to homicides, narcotics, and outstanding warrants.
The Memphis Safe Task Force is an interagency effort involving federal, state, and local law enforcement dedicated to addressing violent crime and locating missing and endangered individuals in the Memphis area. The U.S. Marshal for the Western District of Tennessee, Tyreece Miller, emphasized the task force's commitment to using every available resource to find missing children.

11/02/2025

The body of 34-year-old Tanisha Rivers was found under a bridge on Woodruff Road by Bear Creek in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia, on October 4, 2025.
Police are treating her death as suspicious and a possible homicide while they await official confirmation of the cause and manner of death from Fulton County authorities.
Key details revealed by the police and her family:
Family Reaction: Rivers' aunt, Leona Word, expressed that Tanisha "didn't deserve to die like this" and is seeking justice. She described her niece as a loving person and mother of two.
Location: The body was found in a remote area that sees little traffic.
Last Known Location: As of September 27, 2025, Rivers had been staying at an EconoLodge near Six Flags in Austell. Her SUV was later located a short distance away near the Fulton Inn.
Investigation Status: Police Chief Kevin Digou confirmed the case is being actively investigated as a homicide.
As of the latest reports (late October 2025), investigators are still awaiting the medical examiner's report and no arrests have been publicly announced.

11/02/2025

The Heart Behind
The holiday season is about more than decorations and gifts, it’s about people coming together to create hope, joy, and real change. began with a simple idea: one small act of kindness can make a huge difference in someone’s life.

For years, The Reyes Firm has stood beside Tampa Bay families in their most challenging moments. But our commitment doesn’t end in the courtroom. Every December, we extend that same compassion into the community, lifting up single parents, honoring local heroes, supporting families in hardship, and investing in students’ futures.

This campaign isn’t just about giving; it’s about reminding people that they’re seen, valued, and supported. When a parent receives essentials, a hero’s bills are eased, or a student gets tuition help, it’s not just a gift, it’s hope.

When you join , you’re not just donating or nominating. You’re becoming part of something bigger, a movement that lights up Tampa Bay with kindness. One nomination can spark a ripple effect that touches countless lives.

Who We’re Helping This Year
The true magic of lies in the lives it touches. This year, we’re shining a light on the people who make Tampa Bay what it is: parents, heroes, families, and students who inspire strength every day.

Through the generosity of our community, we’re not just giving gifts… we’re giving hope, dignity, and relief.