Help find Kelsie Jean Schelling, 22, Denver resident and possibly pregnant (Missing Person) (Pics,VIDEOs) - www.ofINTEREST.net

Help find Kelsie Jean Schelling, 22, Denver resident and possibly pregnant (Missing Person)

Help find Kelsie Jean Schelling who has been missing since  on or about 04 February 2013.

Is her disappearance intentional or an act of foul play?

Kelsie Jean Schelling was last seen in Pueblo on February 4. She lives in Larimer Square in downtown Denver.

She drives a black 2011 Chevy Cruze LTZ with Colorado license plate number 023-WRL.

Below are some articles with information, pics and videos. Should you have any information which may prove to be helpful in the Kelsie Jean Schelling missing person case, please contact Denver Police Detective Binet at 720-913-6653 or 720-913-6910 or Pueblo Police Department at 719-553-2502.

The family of Kelsie Jean Schelling has set up this facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HelpFindKelsie

Information listed below is with the most recent first.

Michael Love, IIO

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Family of missing Kelsie Schelling says she was pregnant

by Travis Ruiz

Posted: 04.29.2013 at 4:55 PM

DENVER -- The family of 22-year-old Kelsie Schelling, who went missing three months ago, says she was pregnant at the time of her disappearance.

Kelsie Schelling, 22, missing

According to her family at a press conference Monday morning, Kelsie was 8 weeks pregnant when she went missing.

It was on Feb. 4 when Kelsie’s family said she went to a physician. The physicians confirmed her pregnancy. According to Kelsie’s mother, her boyfriend, Donthe Lucas, is believed to be the father.

Kelsie, from Denver, has been missing since that day, her family said.

The Pueblo Police Department said at a press conference last month that Schelling drove to Pueblo to meet an acquaintance at Walmart before disappearing.

At the March press conference, police said the case is being investigated as a missing person. They would not share if foul play is suspected.

Kelsie’s car, a 2011 black Chevrolet Cruze, was seen on surveillance video being picked up on Feb. 6 by an unknown family. The vehicle was later found at St. Mary-Corwin Hospital. Surveillance footage showed the car had been parked there since Feb. 7.

As for Kelsie’s phone records, they showed that he was in Pueblo until at least Feb. 7. That’s when police said the cell phone battery died. It has not been turned on since then.

Specialized canines conducted a search as part of the missing person investigation, according to Pueblo Police.

The canines searched various areas of Pueblo during the investigation. Pueblo police said the search will continue as needed and additional information comes in.

Any information on this case can be reported to police or to Crime Stoppers at 542-STOP.

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Kelsie Jean Schelling's family says missing woman may have been pregnant

Posted: 04/29/2013

Kelsie Jean Schelling, 22, Missing

DENVER - The family of a woman who disappeared in February says they are now worried that Kelsie Jean Schelling was pregnant when she disappeared.

"Whatever happened to her that night, also involved her unborn child," said Kelsie's mother Laura Saxton. "My first grandchild as well. We are doing everything in our power to find our missing loved one."

Schelling, 22, left Denver and went to Pueblo on the night of Feb. 4 to meet her boyfriend.

Police said according to cell phone records, Schelling made it to Pueblo. Video surveillance from Walmart shows Schelling’s vehicle parked in front of the store on Feb. 5 around 12:05 p.m. The car was left there overnight.

Police said the video showed an unidentified man getting into the car on Feb. 6 at 7:20 a.m. and driving off.

That video won't be released to the public, police said. It is sealed as part of the investigation.

The car was found February 14 at St. Mary Corwin Hospital. Surveillance video showed that the vehicle was parked there about 24 hours after it was picked up at Walmart.

Schelling's family said after Kelsie disappeared her credit card was used once -- they say by her boyfriend, Donthe Lucas.

Lucas was arrested on charges of identity theft. The case is sealed, but police said Lucas posted bond and was released from jail.

Schelling's family suspect Lucas is the father of the child.

Schelling turned 22 just after she disappeared. She's 5 foot 4 inches tall and weighs about 120 pounds. She has three tattoos -- a Chinese symbol on the back of her neck, cursive writing on the inside of her left arm and a fleur-de-lis on her right rib cage.

RELATED LINKS:

• Video shows man took missing woman's car
• Woman visiting boyfriend disappeared
• Statewide alert issued for missing woman

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Colorado issues statewide alert for missing 21-year-old girl last seen more than 100 miles away from home

By Snejana Farberov

PUBLISHED: 18:13 EST, 12 February 2013 | UPDATED: 19:41 EST, 12 February 2013

Gone: Kelsie Schelling, 21, went missing on February 4 after being last seen in Pueblo, Colorado

A statewide alert has been issued Tuesday for a missing 21-year-old Denver student who was last seen a week ago more than 100 miles away from home. 

Kelsie Jean Schelling lives in Larimer Square in Denver, but according to police, the 21-year-old was last spotted in Pueblo, Colorado, on February 4. 

Denver police spokesman Sonny Jackson called Schelling's disappearance 'out of character,' but added that police do not suspect foul play at this point. 

According to investigators, Schelling's car also has gone missing, and they believe that locating the vehicle would bring them closer to finding the student, Fox 31 reported.

Officials are now searching for the black 2011 Chevy Cruze LTZ with the license plate 023-WRL.

Schelling, who will turn 22 next week, is described as being 5 foot 4 inches and weighing about 120lbs with dark brown hair and hazel eyes. 

Police say the woman has a trio of tattoos on her body, including a fleur-de-lis on her rib cage, a Chinese symbol on her neck and a cursive scrawl on her left arm. 

Schelling's parents launched a Facebook page called Help Find Kelsie to spread the word about their missing daughter.

Concerns: Police say they do not believe foul play played a role in Schelling's disappearance, but some friends on Facebook mentioned that she and her boyfriend have been having problems

Ride: Police are also searching for Schelling car, a 2011 Chevy Cruze LTZ with the license plate number 023-WRL

Several commenters wrote that Schelling and her boyfriend, a man identified as Dante, have had a rocky relationship lately. 

'She always complained about them fighting,' wrote friend Micah Brandon Gagnon. 'She also told me she had to buy a new phone because he broke her old one...'

However, another friend Mellisa Houghtelling said that the 21-year-old's boyfriend told her that he is just as worried as the rest of her loved ones about Schelling.

Houghtelling added that Dante has been communicating with Schelling's family and police about her disappearance.

Help find Kelsie Jean Schelling, 22, Denver resident and possibly pregnant (Missing Person) (Pics,VIDEOs) - www.ofINTEREST.net

Help find Kelsie Jean Schelling, 22, Denver resident and possibly pregnant (Missing Person)

Help find Kelsie Jean Schelling who has been missing since  on or about 04 February 2013.

Is her disappearance intentional or an act of foul play?

Kelsie Jean Schelling was last seen in Pueblo on February 4. She lives in Larimer Square in downtown Denver.

She drives a black 2011 Chevy Cruze LTZ with Colorado license plate number 023-WRL.

Below are some articles with information, pics and videos. Should you have any information which may prove to be helpful in the Kelsie Jean Schelling missing person case, please contact Denver Police Detective Binet at 720-913-6653 or 720-913-6910 or Pueblo Police Department at 719-553-2502.

The family of Kelsie Jean Schelling has set up this facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HelpFindKelsie

Information listed below is with the most recent first.

Michael Love, IIO

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Family of missing Kelsie Schelling says she was pregnant

by Travis Ruiz

Posted: 04.29.2013 at 4:55 PM

DENVER -- The family of 22-year-old Kelsie Schelling, who went missing three months ago, says she was pregnant at the time of her disappearance.

Kelsie Schelling, 22, missing

According to her family at a press conference Monday morning, Kelsie was 8 weeks pregnant when she went missing.

It was on Feb. 4 when Kelsie’s family said she went to a physician. The physicians confirmed her pregnancy. According to Kelsie’s mother, her boyfriend, Donthe Lucas, is believed to be the father.

Kelsie, from Denver, has been missing since that day, her family said.

The Pueblo Police Department said at a press conference last month that Schelling drove to Pueblo to meet an acquaintance at Walmart before disappearing.

At the March press conference, police said the case is being investigated as a missing person. They would not share if foul play is suspected.

Kelsie’s car, a 2011 black Chevrolet Cruze, was seen on surveillance video being picked up on Feb. 6 by an unknown family. The vehicle was later found at St. Mary-Corwin Hospital. Surveillance footage showed the car had been parked there since Feb. 7.

As for Kelsie’s phone records, they showed that he was in Pueblo until at least Feb. 7. That’s when police said the cell phone battery died. It has not been turned on since then.

Specialized canines conducted a search as part of the missing person investigation, according to Pueblo Police.

The canines searched various areas of Pueblo during the investigation. Pueblo police said the search will continue as needed and additional information comes in.

Any information on this case can be reported to police or to Crime Stoppers at 542-STOP.

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Kelsie Jean Schelling's family says missing woman may have been pregnant

Posted: 04/29/2013

Kelsie Jean Schelling, 22, Missing

DENVER - The family of a woman who disappeared in February says they are now worried that Kelsie Jean Schelling was pregnant when she disappeared.

"Whatever happened to her that night, also involved her unborn child," said Kelsie's mother Laura Saxton. "My first grandchild as well. We are doing everything in our power to find our missing loved one."

Schelling, 22, left Denver and went to Pueblo on the night of Feb. 4 to meet her boyfriend.

Police said according to cell phone records, Schelling made it to Pueblo. Video surveillance from Walmart shows Schelling’s vehicle parked in front of the store on Feb. 5 around 12:05 p.m. The car was left there overnight.

Police said the video showed an unidentified man getting into the car on Feb. 6 at 7:20 a.m. and driving off.

That video won't be released to the public, police said. It is sealed as part of the investigation.

The car was found February 14 at St. Mary Corwin Hospital. Surveillance video showed that the vehicle was parked there about 24 hours after it was picked up at Walmart.

Schelling's family said after Kelsie disappeared her credit card was used once -- they say by her boyfriend, Donthe Lucas.

Lucas was arrested on charges of identity theft. The case is sealed, but police said Lucas posted bond and was released from jail.

Schelling's family suspect Lucas is the father of the child.

Schelling turned 22 just after she disappeared. She's 5 foot 4 inches tall and weighs about 120 pounds. She has three tattoos -- a Chinese symbol on the back of her neck, cursive writing on the inside of her left arm and a fleur-de-lis on her right rib cage.

RELATED LINKS:

• Video shows man took missing woman's car
• Woman visiting boyfriend disappeared
• Statewide alert issued for missing woman

Via

Colorado issues statewide alert for missing 21-year-old girl last seen more than 100 miles away from home

By Snejana Farberov

PUBLISHED: 18:13 EST, 12 February 2013 | UPDATED: 19:41 EST, 12 February 2013

Gone: Kelsie Schelling, 21, went missing on February 4 after being last seen in Pueblo, Colorado

A statewide alert has been issued Tuesday for a missing 21-year-old Denver student who was last seen a week ago more than 100 miles away from home. 

Kelsie Jean Schelling lives in Larimer Square in Denver, but according to police, the 21-year-old was last spotted in Pueblo, Colorado, on February 4. 

Denver police spokesman Sonny Jackson called Schelling's disappearance 'out of character,' but added that police do not suspect foul play at this point. 

According to investigators, Schelling's car also has gone missing, and they believe that locating the vehicle would bring them closer to finding the student, Fox 31 reported.

Officials are now searching for the black 2011 Chevy Cruze LTZ with the license plate 023-WRL.

Schelling, who will turn 22 next week, is described as being 5 foot 4 inches and weighing about 120lbs with dark brown hair and hazel eyes. 

Police say the woman has a trio of tattoos on her body, including a fleur-de-lis on her rib cage, a Chinese symbol on her neck and a cursive scrawl on her left arm. 

Schelling's parents launched a Facebook page called Help Find Kelsie to spread the word about their missing daughter.

Concerns: Police say they do not believe foul play played a role in Schelling's disappearance, but some friends on Facebook mentioned that she and her boyfriend have been having problems

Ride: Police are also searching for Schelling car, a 2011 Chevy Cruze LTZ with the license plate number 023-WRL

Several commenters wrote that Schelling and her boyfriend, a man identified as Dante, have had a rocky relationship lately. 

'She always complained about them fighting,' wrote friend Micah Brandon Gagnon. 'She also told me she had to buy a new phone because he broke her old one...'

However, another friend Mellisa Houghtelling said that the 21-year-old's boyfriend told her that he is just as worried as the rest of her loved ones about Schelling.

Houghtelling added that Dante has been communicating with Schelling's family and police about her disappearance.

"Persons of INTEREST" : Help The FBI Find These Men - www.ofINTEREST.net

Help The FBI Find These Men

Here are the FBI's Wanted Posters for the unknown men known as, "John Doe 23" and "John Doe 24."

Last week, thousands of Facebook users across the country, and likely the world, saw a disturbing video of child pornography appear in their news feeds.

The video of a grown man abusing a young girl was shared among users 16,000 times and received 4,000 'likes,' reports the British newspaper, the Daily Mail. Though Facebook officials pulled the video from the site soon after it was posted, thousands of people expressed anger in finding the pornography shared on their feeds.

The FBI is actively investigating the video on Facebook and is seeking the identity and location of two men.

From the FBI: "Law enforcement officials are seeking information which will lead to the identification of two unknown individuals, known as John Doe 23 and John Doe 24. It is believed that they may have critical information pertaining to the identity of a child victim in an ongoing sexual exploitation investigation. Images of both persons were found on the Internet.

John Doe 23 is described as a White male, likely between the ages of 25 and 35, with dark hair, glasses, and brown eyes.

John Doe 24 is described as a White male, likely between the ages of 35 and 45, with dark hair, and brown eyes.

Additional images relevant to the investigation include those depicting a yellow t-shirt containing the outline of a basketball along with the written text 'New Market Basketball' and a home with what appears to be yellow siding and an above-ground swimming pool."

An Additional image relevant to the investigation includes one depicting a yellow t-shirt containing the outline of a basketball along with the written text "New Market Basketball."

An Additional image relevant to the investigation includes one depicting a home with what appears to be yellow siding and an above-ground swimming pool.

If you have any information pertaining to this investigation, please contact the FBI through this link.

"Persons of INTEREST" : Help The FBI Find These Men - www.ofINTEREST.net

Help The FBI Find These Men

Here are the FBI's Wanted Posters for the unknown men known as, "John Doe 23" and "John Doe 24."

Last week, thousands of Facebook users across the country, and likely the world, saw a disturbing video of child pornography appear in their news feeds.

The video of a grown man abusing a young girl was shared among users 16,000 times and received 4,000 'likes,' reports the British newspaper, the Daily Mail. Though Facebook officials pulled the video from the site soon after it was posted, thousands of people expressed anger in finding the pornography shared on their feeds.

The FBI is actively investigating the video on Facebook and is seeking the identity and location of two men.

From the FBI: "Law enforcement officials are seeking information which will lead to the identification of two unknown individuals, known as John Doe 23 and John Doe 24. It is believed that they may have critical information pertaining to the identity of a child victim in an ongoing sexual exploitation investigation. Images of both persons were found on the Internet.

John Doe 23 is described as a White male, likely between the ages of 25 and 35, with dark hair, glasses, and brown eyes.

John Doe 24 is described as a White male, likely between the ages of 35 and 45, with dark hair, and brown eyes.

Additional images relevant to the investigation include those depicting a yellow t-shirt containing the outline of a basketball along with the written text 'New Market Basketball' and a home with what appears to be yellow siding and an above-ground swimming pool."

An Additional image relevant to the investigation includes one depicting a yellow t-shirt containing the outline of a basketball along with the written text "New Market Basketball."

An Additional image relevant to the investigation includes one depicting a home with what appears to be yellow siding and an above-ground swimming pool.

If you have any information pertaining to this investigation, please contact the FBI through this link.

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Naming and shaming sexual harassers

Abdel-Rahman Sherief  /   March 19, 2013

New initiative aiming at exposing harassers by taking their photos and uploading it on Facebook

Expose Harassers Group
Courtesy of Expose Harassers Facebook Page

Another online initiative was launched on Facebook last week attempting to put an end to the sexual harassment plaguing Egypt.

After Facebook proved its efficiency in politically mobilising Egyptian youth during the 25 January revolution, many social and charity programs used the social medium to launch their initiatives. It is easy to create a group or a page and garner publicity for a cause.

The idea for this latest initiative was born when the administrator and creator of the page was bothered by an elderly driver while she was stuck in traffic. The driver verbally harassed her for some time and she decided to expose him by taking his picture and uploading his photo on Facebook. She created a Facebook page called Efdah Motaharish, ‘Expose Harassers’, where she posted his photo and related her experience of how he harassed her.

To her surprise the story and the man’s photo went viral and reached around half a million viewers. Since the page was established on Thursday 14 March it has grown to over 8,000 members.

“The photo encouraged many other girls who are groped or harassed daily to take pictures and send me the photos of their harassers; one girl told me she feels safer going out on streets after I started the page,” said M, the page’s creator, who asked to remain anonymous. Many women’s groups and civil society organizations have contacted Efdah Motaharish to coordinate and unify their efforts to combat sexual harassment.

The technique proved effective as she succeeded in exposing her harasser’s identity. He contacted her shortly after and threatened to file a slander case against her if she did not remove his photo. Because of this M now feels it would be better to obtain a video recording of harassers as stronger proof of their behavior, strengthening women’s legal positions.

“I asked all the page members to record short video clips of their harassers so there is no chance to wrongfully defame or slander anyone,” M said.

It is often hard for a woman to prove that she was subjected to harassment since Egyptian law states that any harassment report must be accompanied by at least two witnesses. Furthermore, many girls and women are embarrassed to report the words and deeds they were subjected to at the hands of their harassers.

M has a degree in political science and said that society still clings to some traditions that constantly blame the woman for any issues and this deprives many women from reporting harassment. “The idea of exposing the harassers’ images proved to be easier for women and is a deterrent for harassers,” she said.

Exposing the culprits is not the only remedy for the harassment epidemic, but women may feel better seeing their harassers named and shamed on the internet.

“The presence of Security Forces must be reinforced especially during rush hours and in crowded places; effective surveillance systems should exist to keep an eye on harassers and the amendment of the law is essential to guarantee suitable deterrent and punishment for those who pester women,” M said.

M aims to contribute in raising awareness of what women are subjected to daily, hoping to help make sure this repulsive behaviour will disappear from Egyptian streets

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Naming and shaming sexual harassers

Abdel-Rahman Sherief  /   March 19, 2013

New initiative aiming at exposing harassers by taking their photos and uploading it on Facebook

Expose Harassers Group
Courtesy of Expose Harassers Facebook Page

Another online initiative was launched on Facebook last week attempting to put an end to the sexual harassment plaguing Egypt.

After Facebook proved its efficiency in politically mobilising Egyptian youth during the 25 January revolution, many social and charity programs used the social medium to launch their initiatives. It is easy to create a group or a page and garner publicity for a cause.

The idea for this latest initiative was born when the administrator and creator of the page was bothered by an elderly driver while she was stuck in traffic. The driver verbally harassed her for some time and she decided to expose him by taking his picture and uploading his photo on Facebook. She created a Facebook page called Efdah Motaharish, ‘Expose Harassers’, where she posted his photo and related her experience of how he harassed her.

To her surprise the story and the man’s photo went viral and reached around half a million viewers. Since the page was established on Thursday 14 March it has grown to over 8,000 members.

“The photo encouraged many other girls who are groped or harassed daily to take pictures and send me the photos of their harassers; one girl told me she feels safer going out on streets after I started the page,” said M, the page’s creator, who asked to remain anonymous. Many women’s groups and civil society organizations have contacted Efdah Motaharish to coordinate and unify their efforts to combat sexual harassment.

The technique proved effective as she succeeded in exposing her harasser’s identity. He contacted her shortly after and threatened to file a slander case against her if she did not remove his photo. Because of this M now feels it would be better to obtain a video recording of harassers as stronger proof of their behavior, strengthening women’s legal positions.

“I asked all the page members to record short video clips of their harassers so there is no chance to wrongfully defame or slander anyone,” M said.

It is often hard for a woman to prove that she was subjected to harassment since Egyptian law states that any harassment report must be accompanied by at least two witnesses. Furthermore, many girls and women are embarrassed to report the words and deeds they were subjected to at the hands of their harassers.

M has a degree in political science and said that society still clings to some traditions that constantly blame the woman for any issues and this deprives many women from reporting harassment. “The idea of exposing the harassers’ images proved to be easier for women and is a deterrent for harassers,” she said.

Exposing the culprits is not the only remedy for the harassment epidemic, but women may feel better seeing their harassers named and shamed on the internet.

“The presence of Security Forces must be reinforced especially during rush hours and in crowded places; effective surveillance systems should exist to keep an eye on harassers and the amendment of the law is essential to guarantee suitable deterrent and punishment for those who pester women,” M said.

M aims to contribute in raising awareness of what women are subjected to daily, hoping to help make sure this repulsive behaviour will disappear from Egyptian streets