Billy Smolinski

"REWARD" IS BEING OFFERED FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE FATE OF WILLIAM (BILLY) SMOLINSKI, JR. The Smolinski Family sends a special Thank You to: Victim Advocate Michelle Cruz, State's Attorney John Connelly and Governor Jodi Rell: The article written below is from a Waterbury, Connecticut newspaper: A reward is being offered for information about the fate of William (Billy) Smolinski. Governor M. Jodi Rell has offered a $50,000 reward for information leading to arrests and convictions in the case of a Waterbury man who has been missing for more than three years. In August 2004, Billy Smolinski Jr., missing from his Waterbury home, left behind his keys, wallet and dog. His family has criticized the response of the Waterbury police, who are now assisted in the investigation by the FBI. After a meeting with the Smolinski family, State Victim Advocate Michelle Cruz asked Waterbury State's Attorney John A. Connelly if he would write Rell requesting the reward. It is the opinion of the Waterbury Chief of Police, Neil O'Leary, that foul play is suspected in Mr. Smolinski’s disappearance and the case is now being treated as a homicide, Connelly wrote. The Smolinski Family has added an additional $10,000 to the amount from Billy's reward fund which brings the total reward now to $60,000.00. MUCH FAITH & ALWAYS HOPE For more information on the Smolinski case, click on the link below. www.justice4billy.com HOW TO HELP Anyone with information about Billy Smolinski Jr., missing since 2004, can call the FBI New Haven, CT office at (203) 777-6311 NCIC # M606786078

                                          Missing - Kristen Modafferi


This year to remember Kristin Modafferi of Charlotte and other missing adults, The Kristen Foundation will dedicate a section of Frazier Park as part of Our Children's Memorial Walkway. Skip and Jerry Mudge, along with area grief organizations founded the walkway to help families in grief. A candlelight service will be held at the Park on West 4th street Monday June 23,2008 at 7:30PM. It has been 11 years since Kristen went missing. She had just turned 18 and completed her freshman year at North Carolina State. As part of her Park Scholarship she went to San Francisco for a photography course. Three weeks later she went missing without a trace. The Kristen Foundation was created in her name and since the year 2000 has been helping families all over the country in their search for missing loved ones. Please join us to support the family of Kristen Modafferi and the other families who have missing adults who will join us that evening.

Monica Caison CUE Center for Missing Persons PO Box 12714 Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131 or (910) 232-1687 cuecenter@aol.com http://www.ncmissingpersons.org
 

See below a project we endorse from one of our families. If interested please contact Jan. Thanks

 "Quilt of Hope"

Families of the missing are invited to participate; they will need an article of clothing that belonged to their missing loved one, if possible cut a 9 1/2" square (the extra 1/2" is used for the border). Use the 9" to customize your own square. Put a picture of him or her on it (like the pics on tee shirts,) maybe a website link and something written on it that has sentimental value. The quilt will be similar to the AIDS and CANCER quilts. I will be traveling to Texas  in July to a forensics training conference, medical examiners, coroners law enforcement will be attending. I am hoping I will be able to take it with me (although not completed) I think it will be heartwarming to see the faces on each square belonging to each missing person it should portray a powerful impact, and give a message that each person has a past and people who love them. Please if you have any questions, contact me at wjs7@aol.com or mail (below)

Monica Caison
CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131
(910) 232-1687 24 Hour Line
Email: cuecenter@aol.com
Website: http://www.ncmissingpersons.org