Perhaps you know these girls ???
Perhaps you have seen our camera ???
Perhaps you can help us find our equipment ???

Armenian Princess
and Her Girls
Go Sideways
True Hollywood Story
No Questions Asked For Safe Return

Missing Items:

Panasonic Professional Grade Movie Camera
serial number available for identification purposes

Harry Callahan's SFPD Inspector Star 2211
Original inspector shield from the dirty harry movie

California License Plate
number available for matching

Last Persons to hold items for use and safekeeping:

Jill Carrigan
Venice Ca 90291

jcarrigan001@aol.com
founder of automatedman.com

nickname beth
former employer jaime@artisancreative
fraudulent resume fired in 2003 but still listed as employed in 2009
2009 identity theft suspect address discrepancy amex fia card services


Wendy Shumaker
Venice Ca 90291

directthis@aol.com
ssistant to founder of automatedman.com

nickname alex, alexander keith
famous movie star animal instinct
2009 identity theft suspect address discrepancy amex fia card services


Person of Interest due to additional confidential information:

Tina Carrigan
Eagleville, PA, 19403

chaoscontrolcoaching@gmail.com
formerly was tristartina@gmail.com

mother of jill carrigan
former wife of tom carrigan
contractor of services

On August 20, 2009 LAPD served as civil standby at the carrigan - schumaker residence venice, ca, 90291
to inquire about the three items above.

jill carrigan told the LAPD she no longer had these items

jill carrigan subsequently offered $ 3000. to us for the camera

jill carrigan returned dirty harry SFPD inspector star 2211 certified mail

Rewards of up to $ 5000. cash for information leading to the return of the camera and license plate

If you will testify in any action against jill carrigan, tina carrigan or wendy schumaker with claims of fraud, we are very interested

Claims against automated man are also of interest

We have additional claims & current investigations pending

please feel free to leave a short message if you have any information

partial rewards available for helpful information

415-730-3137

Louie

WE WILL OF COURSE KEEP ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED CONFIDENTIAL

Endangered Missing
http://media.causes.com/597176?p_id=19459961

KAYLA BERG
DOB: Aug 29, 1993
Missing: Aug 11, 2009
Height: 5'2" (157 cm)
Eyes: Brown
Race: White
Age Now: 16
Sex: Female
Weight: 108 lbs (49 kg)
Hair: Brown
Missing From:
ANTIGO WI United States
Kayla's ears and navel are pierced. She has a scar on the right side of her nose. She also has a scar on her right shin.

ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)

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Antigo Police Department (Wisconsin) 1-715-627-6411

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Are the answers to missing person and murder cases in the cards?

A “cold case” playing card program that is in county jails throughout New York State aims to bring home missing persons, solve homicides, and provide resolution for families who desperately need answers. Appealing to the consciences of inmates, the program hopes to aid in solving unresolved or ongoing investigations.
The program was initiated in NYS by Doug and Mary Lyall, whose daughter Suzanne Lyall has been missing since 1998. They founded the Center for HOPE to provide a resource for the cause of missing and unidentified persons. As a not for profit 501 c (3) organization the Center for HOPE relies on assistance from many sources and individuals including Michael Salem, who serves as an advisor and is a member of Parents of Murdered Children.

The cards feature cold cases of endangered missing persons, unidentified deceased, and homicide victims. The hope is the card program may be the trigger for prisoners - who either have carried out the crime or have information about it - to reveal what they know. These inmates hear things. They know things. It is like interviewing the prison inmates about 52 different cold cases all at the same time! People may have been sleeping the information for 20 to 30 years.

Inmates are able to anonymously call a tipline if they have information on any of the featured individuals, and if any viable leads result in arrests, identified inmates may receive rewards.

The deck is a standard 52 card deck with jokers that include information about the program. Ideally, each unique card displays a color photo of the individual along with basic identifying information, the circumstances of the disappearance/homicide, reward information, and a tip line phone number.

With a government grant, 7200 decks of cards have been distributed to inmates throughout the 57 county jails in New York State. The reception has been outstanding and tips have increased dramatically.
The cards are being distributed to the non prison population, including: high crime urban areas, probation offices, homeless shelters and truck stops.

The Center for HOPE is actively exploring funding opportunities that would allow the program
to expand to a second deck of cards featuring additional cases.

If you would like to contribute to this program, please send your donations to:

The Center for HOPE, 20 Prospect Street, Ballston Spa, NY 12020,
fax 518-884-8761, ph. 518-884-8761, email: hope4themissing@yahoo.com
For additional information about the Center for HOPE go to: www.hope4themissing.org
For additional information on the cold case homicide of Christopher O'Connor, including reward information, go to www.helpchristopher.com