Organizer: More Than 100 Search for Hailey Dunn
By: Bigcountryhomepage.com Staff Reports
Updated: March 12, 2011
According to organizers, more than 100 people took part in the search for missing Colorado City teen Hailey Dunn on Saturday.
Every weekend, groups have pounded the pavement in-and-around Colorado City since Hailey went missing on December 27.
Organizers tells bigcountryhomepage.com the bulk of Saturday's volunteers came from Goodfellow Airforce Base in San Angelo.
National groups Klaaskids and Laura Recovery Center have also been recently involved in search efforts.
The live-in boyfriend of Hailey's mother is the only named suspect in the case.
Comments
Haley would have been found quickly had the proposed system of using existing technology -- seen at http://findthemissing.vze.com been in place
Yet the Media refuse to inform the public about the proposed use of this technology
Read a scenario of how the existing technology works at http://cruci34.angelfire.com/NTaken.html
We should be outraged the media ignores this...... send emails to your favorite Media and ask that they get on board and help educate the public
and Please use the links on the website http://findthemissing.vze.com to contact our leaders and the media. We can save lives and spare millions of families the pain of dealing with a missing loved one, not to mention Saving BILLIONS ON THE searches for the OVER 800,000 Americans who are reported missing EACH year - thats over 2000 per day.
Yet the Media refuse to inform the public about the proposed use of this technology
Read a scenario of how the existing technology works at http://cruci34.angelfire.com/NTaken.html
We should be outraged the media ignores this...... send emails to your favorite Media and ask that they get on board and help educate the public
and Please use the links on the website http://findthemissing.vze.com to contact our leaders and the media. We can save lives and spare millions of families the pain of dealing with a missing loved one, not to mention Saving BILLIONS ON THE searches for the OVER 800,000 Americans who are reported missing EACH year - thats over 2000 per day.
Bill T.
March 18, 2011 at 3:29 am
