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WHERE IS HERIBERTO NONY HERRERA? 9/15/2011

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Heriberto (Nony) Herrera

Heriberto (Nony) Herrera husband of  Johanna Blake, Senior Vice President at US Trust, Bank of America is missing.  How does a man, woman, child and families disappear into thin air?

What is a family left with when a loved one is gone without warning? The emptiness, fear, anger and guilt that follow have to be directed in a positive way, but how?

With the help of Rina Gonzalez, a born psychic, spiritual healer, clairvoyant, and mystic. Rina Gonzalez is also an ordained minister. Together with Heriberto’s sister Mari, we will seek  answers that led to Noni’s disappearance on May 14, 2010

The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking information regarding Heriberto “Nony” Herrera, 40, who has been reported as missing. Herrera is believed to have disappeared in the Mount Charleston area.

The father and primary caregiver of twins was last seen at his home May 13. He was wearing a blue half-cast on the lower portion of his left arm and has a condition that requires medication.

Herrera is Hispanic,  5’10, weighs 200 pounds and has brown eyes and a fair complexion.

Anyone with information are asked to call the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department’s Missing Persons at 828-3111 or 828-5678.

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GALE ST JOHN -IN SEARCH OF BOBBY SMELCER-BLIND DRIVE 8/19/2011

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Bobby Smelcer

Gale St John will be on Cubanarama helping the family of 52-year-old Bobby Smelcer who went missing from his Shelbyville home November 21, 2010, and now police suspect foul play. That was the last time anyone saw Bobby Smelcer. That day he worked at a mechanic shop, went grocery shopping and ate a meal. But what happened after is a mystery.

Bobby has 7 sisters and brothers, two daughters and several grandchildren. His family misses him and they need answers.

Gale St. Johns tries to uncover the mystery behind Bobby’s disappearance  while guiding his sister Kristy on a blind drive in search of Bobby.

Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest. Concerned citizens also added several more thousand dollars to the pot.
The total reward for information concerning the disappearance of Bobby Smelcer now stands at $5,000.
Contact the Shelbyville Police Department at 931-684-5811 or anonymously at Crimestoppers at 931-685-4300.

Gale St John will be taking a short break from doing live shows with Cubanarama because of her commitment to missing persons, she is getting one of her dogs certified to do searches. We will continue doing the missing persons segment with highly recommended psychics.  If you want a private reading with Gale she is available, check her website.

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KRISTY SMELCER & GALE ST JOHN -IN SEARCH OF BOBBY SMELCER 8/4/2011

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Bobby Smelcer

52-year-old Bobby Smelcer went missing from his Shelbyville home November 21, 2010, and now police suspect foul play. That was the last time anyone saw Bobby Smelcer. That day he worked at a mechanic shop, went grocery shopping and ate a meal. But what happened after is a mystery.

Bobby has 7 sisters and brothers, two daughters and several grandchildren. His family misses him and they need answers.

Gale St. Johns tries to uncover the mystery behind Bobby’s disappearance  while guiding his sister Kristy on a blind drive in search of Bobby.

Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest. Concerned citizens also added several more thousand dollars to the pot.
The total reward for information concerning the disappearance of Bobby Smelcer now stands at $5,000.
Contact the Shelbyville Police Department at 931-684-5811 or anonymously at Crimestoppers at 931-685-4300.

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ALESZANDRIA ARIEL BERRELEZ – 7/26/2011

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Alie Berrelez

Alie Berrelez: Berrelez was playing with her baby brother in front of her familys Englewood Apartment Complex when she was kidnapped May 18, 1993. The Police searched the Metro Area for 4 days before Yogi, a bloodhound, led police to the girls body near Deer Creek Canyon. Alies body was placed in a duffel bag and dumped into a ravine. Police questioned suspect Nicholas R. Stofer but later released him and cleared of suspicion. The pain a mother feels when her child is taken and murdered is vast, there is no end to the grief, no matter how much time goes by. Today, Marivel Berrelez speaks for her little girl, she is the voice beyond the grave who seeks justice and answers. The Alie Foundation, an advocacy group that buys bloodhounds for police departments was created in her honor.

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WHERE IS LOUIE MILITO? – 7/26/2011

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Louie Milito

The seamy world of the Gambino crime family first took book form thanks to notorious turncoat Salvatore “Sammy the Bull” Gravano, who told his story to Peter Maas for the 1997 Underboss. Lynda Milito, the long-suffering wife of Sammy’s partner Louie Milito (murdered in 1988 under Sammy’s orders, Lynda maintains, though Sammy “told the feds it was John Gotti’s idea”), now tells her own tale of the mob life, as seen from the home front. Hers is not a glamorous account: she documents her husband’s rise from a petty crook who robbed pay phones to a “straightened out” tough who became a captain with the Gambinos. The grinding monotony and terrible strife of her existence-struggling to make money legitimately while her husband languished in jail, trying to protect her son from bullies, coping with terrible physical abuse-is chilling. The image-conscious “wiseguys” that formed her social circle (and who are rather hilariously obsessed with The Godfather) become pitiable figures, trapped in a cycle of murder and deceit.

Now Lynda Milito seeks Psychic Gale St. John in search for the truth about what happened to her husband Louie.

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MICHAEL DIXON – 7/19/2011

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Michael Dixon

What should mark a great birthday surrounded by family and people who love Michael Dixon is yet another year without him.

Michael Dixon, a British journalist based in Brussels, disappeared while on vacation in Costa Rica. He was reportedly last seen on October 18th. His hotel room in Villa Macondo, Tamarindo was found undisturbed and all of his belongings accounted for.  To date there are still no leads as to what may have happened to Michael.

Michael was born on the 19th July 1976 in Salford Manchester. His family lives in France. He has 1 younger brother David who lives in London.

Michael has always been an incredibly warm and caring son, brother, friend and colleague. He is loved and respected by everyone he interacts with.  His colleagues sometimes say he is known for being calm even in a sea of storm.  Although quiet at times, his sense of humor is quick, dry and witty.  Michael has many friends around the world who miss him dearly.  Some have had this to say about him.

‘Michael is grounded, silent powerhouse and so intelligent & rational’

‘One of my oldest friends. We didn’t meet often, we didn’t communicate often, but he is always there. Each time we meet, it is like we never lost touch’

‘Every year since I’ve known him we’ve watched the oscar’s together, mind you, it runs from 2am to 6am on a Sunday night! And we would still drag ourselves in to work on Monday morning.’

There is now a large hole in all of the lives which have been touched by the very essence of Michael’s personality. Please help us find him!

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Cubanarama Missing In America – MORGAN HARRINGTON’S CASE II with JOEY ORTEGA – 7/18/2011

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Joey Ortega

Cubanarama Missing in America with Host Joey Ortega.  Morgan Dana Harrington, a 21-year-old Virginia Tech student was separated from her friends during a Metallica Concert, the next time her parents heard about their daughter was when Morgans skeletonized body was found at Anchorage Farm. Kenny Jarels, Jamie Waldrop and Amanda St. Clair, three strangers coming from different walks of life, were drawn to Morgan Harrigtons case, her family and each other. Eventually, they formed a core team that has mobilized and worked with supporters to ensure that Morgans case remain a priority and a focus in the public eye. They will be discussing how each of them got involved in the case, the many challenges and successes they have encountered during the search for Morgan and now the murder investigation.

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Searching for Lauren Spierer – Gale St. John and Gary Peterson Sunday, July 17, 2011 at 11pm CST

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Lauren Spierer

The search for Lauren Spierer went on this June and now the unlikely pair Psychic, Gale St. John and Gary Peterson, Death Scene Investigator for the Minnesota Regional Medical Examiners Office meet for the first time and talk about their search for Lauren tonight.

Lauren Spierer went missing after leaving a friend’s apartment in the morning hours of June 3, 2011

Lauren’s father asks parents to help their children find their moral compass and come forward to give any information they might have. If you think you know something, no matter how small please help!

All tips are anonymous.

Bloomington Police Department Tip Hotline 812-339-4477

America’s Most Wanted 1-800 Crime TV 1-800-274-6388

Mail to FIND LAUREN P.O. Box 1226Bloomington, IN 47402-1226

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JOEY ORTEGA – THE INTERVIEW – 7/11/2011

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Cubanarama Missing In America

Joey Ortega

Joey Ortega, host of  “Behind The Yellow Tape” and Monday night Cubanarama MIA “Missing In America” shares his knowledge of serial killers, cold cases and forensic science.

We’ll also unveil “Behind The Yellow Tape” amazing theme song, written by Raul Rodriguez Jr. Pres. of FIGSOUNDS in Miami, Florida. This song will blow listeners away.

The show aims to shed light on the mysteries that keep victims and their families from receiving deserved justice.

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DIANA MONTANE 7/8/2011

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Diana Montane

I didn’t set out to be a writer but can now attest to the inevitability of that beckoning and mysterious calling.

When I was a little girl I wanted to be a vet, but since I couldn’t stand to see an animal in pain, that translated into caring for my own pets, –all of them rescue– and activism.

I became an actress. But since I don’t play well with others, I became a director. The best part of acting, for me, was the rehearsal and exploration process; I didn’t much care for being on stage.  Writing does allow you the time and clearance to explore in depth.

Of course, an editor can cramp the exploratory work, but I have been blessed with a handful of editors who are mindful of the creative process, and to them I remain most thankful. I also want to express my gratitude to recording artist extraordinaire, the wonderful IreneB, for building this website. Check out her music on one of her links here!

Well, I hope that you enjoy my journey… I am.

And if any of you writers out there are inspired to join our blog, to address, to vent, to inspire, to teach or just to share, do send your thoughts. I shall always care for what you are thinking…

Diana

Diana Montane