Justice for Mom from Navarre Florida, Cassie Carli

12/03/2025

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🚨 MISSING AND ENDANGERED ADULT – PENSACOLA, FLORIDA🚨
We are sharing this urgent request from the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office in hopes of helping locate 56-year-old Marc David Kihlstand.

Marc was last seen on December 1, 2025, around 12:00 pm, in the area of Olive Road and Cody Lane in Pensacola, Florida. He was wearing a light blue long sleeve shirt, blue jeans, and grey Nike shoes.

His family is extremely concerned for his safety, and every share helps expand the search.

If you have seen Marc or have any information on his whereabouts, please contact the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office at 850-436-9620, your local authorities, or call 911.

Please share to help bring Marc home safely. 💛

11/06/2025

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It’s the worst. I go between rage and just wrecked some days.
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11/06/2025

🚨 MISSING CHILD – PLEASE SHARE NOW 🚨

10-year-old Gabrielle Terrelonge has been reported missing from Margate, Florida, and police need our help to find her.

Gabrielle was last seen Tuesday on Margate Boulevard near NW 58th Avenue. She’s about 4’8” tall, 100 pounds, with dark-colored hair. Investigators believe she may still be in the Margate area and have classified her as a missing endangered juvenile.

⚠️ This is currently the best photo available, but it’s urgent that we get her name and face out there everywhere — the more people who see this, the better the chance of bringing her home safely.

If you have any information or think you may have seen Gabrielle, please call the Margate Police Department immediately at 954-972-7111. Even the smallest detail could make all the difference.

Let’s come together, share her photo far and wide, and help bring this little girl home safely tonight. 💛

🚨 MISSING CHILD – PLEASE SHARE NOW 🚨
10-year-old Gabrielle Terrelonge has been reported missing from Margate, Florida, and police need our help to find her.

Gabrielle was last seen Tuesday on Margate Boulevard near NW 58th Avenue. She’s about 4’8” tall, 100 pounds, with dark-colored hair. Investigators believe she may still be in the Margate area and have classified her as a missing endangered juvenile.

⚠️ This is currently the best photo available, but it’s urgent that we get her name and face out there everywhere — the more people who see this, the better the chance of bringing her home safely.

If you have any information or think you may have seen Gabrielle, please call the Margate Police Department immediately at 954-972-7111. Even the smallest detail could make all the difference.

Let’s come together, share her photo far and wide, and help bring this little girl home safely tonight. 💛

11/02/2025

That last section though. 💔💔💔

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10/31/2025

Grief can be so sneaky and spontaneous.
The grief that comes from losing someone to domestic violence hits different than any other I’ve ever known. The knowing—that another human being chose to take you from us—is maddening.
As we close out Domestic Violence Awareness Month, I take some small solace in knowing that justice may finally come, that he may pay with his life for what he’s done. It’s a minute consolation for the immense loss you caused, but today, I welcome it.

Cassie, you are missed every single day.
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10/31/2025

Remember this! 💔 So many missing persons didn’t just “disappear.” 💔 💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Behind countless missing person cases is a story of domestic violence, fear, control, and abuse that escalated until they were gone.

Every day, families search for loved ones who vanished after years of suffering in silence. Domestic violence isolates victims, cuts them off from help, and leaves them feeling trapped. Too often, that silence turns into heartbreak. 💔

This month, we remember those who are missing because of domestic violence and we honor every survivor who found the courage to break free. You are seen. You are not alone.

If you or someone you love needs help:
📞 Call: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
💬 Text: START to 88788
🌐 Visit: thehotline.org

Please share this post. You never know who might see it, realize they’re not alone, or that it’s time to reach out for help. 💜

💜 October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month 💔 So many missing persons didn’t just “disappear.” 💔
Behind countless missing person cases is a story of domestic violence, fear, control, and abuse that escalated until they were gone.

Every day, families search for loved ones who vanished after years of suffering in silence. Domestic violence isolates victims, cuts them off from help, and leaves them feeling trapped. Too often, that silence turns into heartbreak. 💔

This month, we remember those who are missing because of domestic violence and we honor every survivor who found the courage to break free. You are seen. You are not alone.

If you or someone you love needs help:
📞 Call: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)
💬 Text: START to 88788
🌐 Visit: thehotline.org

Please share this post. You never know who might see it, realize they’re not alone, or that it’s time to reach out for help. 💜

10/26/2025

For survivors of domestic violence, recovery often feels like two steps forward, one step back. Some days are filled with strength and hope, others feel heavy and uncertain.
But every small step matters. Every moment of courage, every boundary set, every act of self-care is progress. Healing is not about perfection, it’s about persistence.
To every survivor: your journey is valid, your strength is real, and your healing belongs to you. 💜

10/25/2025

To every survivor:
You are more than what you endured.
You are worthy of safety, love, and peace.
Healing is possible, and you never have to walk that path alone.
Together, we can build a world where every survivor is believed, supported, and free from violence. 💜

10/24/2025

Domestic violence doesn’t happen in a vacuum; it grows in silence, denial, and fear. But it can be stopped.
Prevention takes courage: the courage to speak up, to teach respect, to hold abusers accountable, and to build safer, more compassionate communities where violence has no place.
Every one of us has a role to play in ending the cycle.
👉 Will you use your voice?
👉 Will you take a stand?
👉 Will you help build a future free from violence?
Together, prevention is possible.

10/22/2025

🚨PLEASE SHARE🚨 A Florida MISSING CHILD Alert has been issued for Jaylen Glass, a white female, 13 years old, 5 feet 7 inches tall, 140 pounds, blonde hair and blue eyes, last seen in the area of the 1800 block of North Clyde Morris Boulevard in Daytona Beach, Florida, who was last seen wearing a purple top, blue jeans shorts, black socks, and black slides. Jaylen may have a piercing on the left side of her nose and a scar on her right shoulder blade.

If you have any information on the whereabouts of this child please contact the Daytona Beach Police Department at 386-671-5102 or 911.

FROM POLICE:

‼️UPDATE: Jaylen Glass has been located safe and sound! We appreciate everyone who reached out! Your collective efforts exemplify the strength of our community.

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🚨 MISSING/ENDANGERED CHILD – DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA 🚨

The Daytona Beach Police Department is urgently asking for the public’s help to locate 13-year-old Jaylen Glass.

Jaylen is described as a white female with blonde hair, approximately 5’7” tall and 140 pounds. She was last seen leaving the area of Hinson Middle School.

Jaylen was last seen wearing a blue long-sleeved shirt, shorts, and dark shoes.

If you have seen Jaylen or have any information on her whereabouts, please contact the Daytona Beach Police Department immediately.

📞 Daytona Beach Police Department
Phone: (386) 671-5100
Case Status: Active Missing/Endangered Juvenile

Please share this post to help bring Jaylen home safely. Every share matters. 💛

10/21/2025

The cycle of abuse can be broken

Abuse doesn’t have to define a family’s future. With compassion, intervention, and education, healing can begin and patterns of violence can end. When we reach out, when we listen, when we believe, we create a bridge to safety and change. Violence is not destiny. Hope is possible.

Let’s stand together to break the chains of abuse and build a future rooted in safety, love, and respect.