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DO YOU KNOW WHO MURDERED THESE WOMEN The police believe in most homicide cases there is always someone who knows something. Someone who has bits and pieces of information that can lead to the capture of people who commit murder. The successful prosecution of men and women who have committed murder ten, fifteen or twenty years ago proves this point. Murder is not necessarily a random act. Many murders may appear random because the identity of the individual is unknown or all of the relationships the victim may have had are unknown. Do you know of someone who threatened any of the women below? Do you know of someone who has spoke of hurting women or a person who says he enjoys hunting women? And most of all do you know of any threats to a woman who has subsequently been reported missing? If you believe you have information regarding the disappearance or murder of a woman, please call you local police station or the FBI. A crime that is now becoming popular is the murder of pregnant women to avoid paying child support. If you have a friend that has been reported missing and you know she was pregnant, you should call the local authorities. Do you have a friend who was pregnant by a married man and she is now missing? Think about it, why is she missing? Almost all law enforcement agencies are willing to guarantee your identity as a tipster in order to solve a homicide or find what happen to a missing person. When a person is murdered his or her assailant has taken everything this person has. Their assailant has taken their future, he or she has destroyed the hopes and dreams of their friends and family and their assailant has diminished the statue of our society. We urge you if you have any information regarding the women below or a woman living in your community please contact your local authorities because people who murder tend to commit the offense again and again. Think! The death of these women is the reason why women must always be alert and cognizant of their surroundings and what is occurring in the backdrop. Most murderers are seen but their activities are dismissed because people are inattentive. From now on when you leave work and home pay attention to people around you. This behavior will not only save your life it may save the life of a woman or child. Arkansas 1. Margaret Holmes Gardner, 47 her body was found July 11, 2003, Florida Sia Demas, 21, 2000 Kim Dietz-Livesey, 35, 2000 Illinois Jordana Ashley, 24 December 30, 1995 Latrice Woods, 20 January 4, 1996 Alicia Thomas, 28 January 12, 1996 Patricia Scott, 30 April 1996 Juanita Butler, 1999 Indiana 1 An unidentified woman found in near Indianapolis, Indiana March 24, 2004 October 16, 2003. 2. Buffie Brawley, 27, found March 24, 2004 Louisiana Unidentified Woman found near Vinton 1991 Unidentified Woman found near [Starks] 1997 african american Unidentified woman found near Arcadia january 2004 Bienville Parish Unidentified woman found Rapides Parish 1998 from Dallas Unidentified woman found near Lacassine 1992 Katherine Scheidler, 38, shot February 14, 2002 Massachusetts Debra Medeiros, 30 Nancy Paiva, 36 Mrs. Debra Greenlaw Perry DeMello, 35 Dawn Mendes, 25 Mrs. Deborah L. McConnell, 25, Rochelle Clifford Dopierla, 28 vol1 Robbin Arsenault Rhodes, 29, Mrs. Mary Rose Santos, 25 Sandra A. Botelho, 25, Christina Monteiro, 20, Marilyn J. Roberts, 34, Michigan Unidentified woman Helene Fails, 38 Patricia Leeper, 39 Lisa Marie Price Deena M. Brown, 34 North Carolina Shantelle S. Martin, 23 Shirlynn Pamela Wise, 30 Regina Cheryl Thomas, 39 Mrs. Tracey Denise Little, 34 Ashante Deanne Steele, 24 Martha Mcllwaine, 29 Alkia Joquay Rodgers, 18 Ohio Marcia Matthews, 25 Shirley Dean Taylor, 23 April Barnett, 18 Jane Doe, circa 1987, Anna Marie Patterson, 27 Lisa McElhaney Terry Roarke 1988 New York Jane Doe, circa 1990, Katherine Hill, 26 Jill Allen, 28 Illinois Lamonica Cole, 19 Pennsylvania Ohio Buffie Rae Brawley, 27, her body was found March 24, 2004 Pennsylvania 1. Tina Myer, 33, her body was found December 4, 2001, 2. Vesta B. Meadows, her body was found June 11, 2004 3. Unidentified woman, her body was found June 2004 - near Plainfield 4. Unidentified woman, her body was found December 1993 - South Middleton Township. Oklahoma 1. Jennifer Hyman, 24, her body was found August 20, 2003 2. Sandra Le-Anna Richardson, 39 her body was found November 22, 2003 3. Sandra Janel Beard, 43: her body was found September 18, 2003 4. Jennifer Suzanne Hyman, 24 her body was found Aug. 20, 2003 5. Patsy Laverne Leonard, 23 her body was found January 1, 2004 6. Taddemika McHenrey, 23, her body was found August 7, 2004 7. Sandra Richardson, 39, her body found November 22, 2003 8. unidentified woman, 35 to 50 years old, her body was found February 25, 2004 9. Vicki Helen Anderson, 46, last seen at the Flying J Travel Plaza in Sayre, Okla., trying to hitch a ride. Her body was found off Interstate 40 in Texas, 45 miles west of the Oklahoma border on Oct. 16, 2003. She died of blunt force trauma and strangulation. Tennessee 1. Nancy Alvis , her body was found in 2001 2. Patricia Thornton her body was found in 2001 3. Margaret Gardner, 47 her body was found July 11, 2003 4. Vesta B. Meadows, 44, her body was found June 11, 2004 Texas 1. Casey Jo Pipestem,19, Seminole Indian, her body was found January 31, 2004 2. April Dawn Lacy, 14, October 8, 1996 her body was found 3. Vickie Helen Anderson, 44 her body was found October 16, 2003. 4. An unidentified woman (Native American, age unknown, 35-45) her body was found October 16, 2003. 5. Patsy Laverne Leonard, 23, a prostitute last seen in Wichita Falls, Texas. She was found nude and strangled Jan. 1 in a creek in northeast Pottawatomie County, Okla. Virginia Lisa Colleen Grossmann, 29 Carolean Marie Wallace, 22 Roxanne Lynn Johnson, 23 Cori Louise Jones, 29 Mary Ellen Sullenberger, 20 Jane Doe, circa, May 9, 1990, Wisconsin Christine Rothschild, 18 Debra Bennett, 20 Julie Ann Hall, 18 Julie Speerschneider, 20 Susan LeMahieu, 24 Shirley Stewart 17, Donna Mraz, 19 Janet M. Raasch, The character of our society is diminished when the death of an innocent goes unnoticed or ignored. We as a society cannot afford to consider the death of our neighbors near or far inconsequential. We cannot afford to let thoughts of self-importance prevent us from standing for right not wrong.