Thursday, January 03, 2008
Monday, December 17, 2007
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Some more Good news..
This is a story that has grabbed our attention
"Throughout the ordeal, I needed to stay with my family. It was an enormous stress. I needed to follow the trial. I wanted closure," Ms. Janelle-Gervais said.
Mr. Boisvenu won a major victory yesterday when the Quebec government tabled a bill that requires employers to grant a leave of absence of up to two years to employees whose child or spouse is slain. Employees or their children who suffer serious bodily injury as a result of a crime will also have the right to a two-year leave of absence.
"Throughout the ordeal, I needed to stay with my family. It was an enormous stress. I needed to follow the trial. I wanted closure," Ms. Janelle-Gervais said.
Mr. Boisvenu won a major victory yesterday when the Quebec government tabled a bill that requires employers to grant a leave of absence of up to two years to employees whose child or spouse is slain. Employees or their children who suffer serious bodily injury as a result of a crime will also have the right to a two-year leave of absence.
Monday, November 26, 2007
Story behind the Story
While reading up on some cases on the internet I came across this one.
No secret files -- just taking dozens of calls from victim's families; following up any lead; and sometimes sitting quietly with a grieving mom. Cold cases get solved because officers still care.
No secret files -- just taking dozens of calls from victim's families; following up any lead; and sometimes sitting quietly with a grieving mom. Cold cases get solved because officers still care.
Friday, November 23, 2007
Monday, November 19, 2007
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
It is Her!
It is Her!
by: Doreen Linda Prior
She helps me to remember
and begs me to forget
she's the star in the sky
that winks me goodnight
It's time to rest
and lets me not fear
she whispers I Love You
I feel her so near
she touches my shoulder
I know she is saying
"One Day at a Time"
continue praying
just follow your heart
and continue to sing
live life to the fullest
And accept what it brings
Take time to sit back
and enjoy the sun
re-group..and think
Gods will will be done
Copyright ©2007 Doreen Linda Prior
by: Doreen Linda Prior
She helps me to remember
and begs me to forget
she's the star in the sky
that winks me goodnight
It's time to rest
and lets me not fear
she whispers I Love You
I feel her so near
she touches my shoulder
I know she is saying
"One Day at a Time"
continue praying
just follow your heart
and continue to sing
live life to the fullest
And accept what it brings
Take time to sit back
and enjoy the sun
re-group..and think
Gods will will be done
Copyright ©2007 Doreen Linda Prior
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Conscience...
I think we all have a little voice inside us that will guide us. It may be God, I don't know. But I think that if we shut out all the noise and clutter from our lives and listen to that voice, it will tell us the right thing to do.
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Playing cards help net FM cold case arrest
By news-press.com
Originally posted on October 19, 2007
Fort Myers man was arrested today in connection with a murder that occurred in 2004.Derrick Hamilton, 27, of 11 Castlebar Circle, was charged with felony murder of James Foote, who was 53 at the time of his death. Foote was found shot to death in a parking lot in front of 1958 Grove Street in Fort Myers. The murder appeared to be drug related.Fort Myers police were able to make the arrest because of a tip they received from inmates in Florida prison. Cold case playing cards are distributed to those inmates in hopes that they can provide information.
http://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071019/NEWS0110/71019059/1075
Originally posted on October 19, 2007
Fort Myers man was arrested today in connection with a murder that occurred in 2004.Derrick Hamilton, 27, of 11 Castlebar Circle, was charged with felony murder of James Foote, who was 53 at the time of his death. Foote was found shot to death in a parking lot in front of 1958 Grove Street in Fort Myers. The murder appeared to be drug related.Fort Myers police were able to make the arrest because of a tip they received from inmates in Florida prison. Cold case playing cards are distributed to those inmates in hopes that they can provide information.
http://www.news-press.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071019/NEWS0110/71019059/1075
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
Sharron Prior Scholarship award
Our family once again were thrilled to be at the Hall of recognition in point St. Charles.
Moreen and I were honored to assist in the Scholarship presentation.
Celina was the young woman who received the Scholarship in Sharrons name. We spoke for a bit and she met mom. Good luck Celina with your future dreams...
Prior Family
Thursday, September 20, 2007
Place where Sharron was found
We took the photo of the place where sharron was found 32 years ago. Longueuil Quebec.
We just have to say that of course there were no buildings around no cars ,Just bush, trees forest...and then the Apairy. If you look at the bottom of the photo and go about 75 ft. in....that is where her body was found... But a gate with lock had to be opened, the gate would have been situated not too far from the road.
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Sharron's Dog Sandy!..
We were going through some photos recently and came across this photo of Sharron's Dog "Sandy".Sharron posed her at the organ....and laughed so hard.
Sandy was our family dog..but Sharron took her and cared for her the most! Sharron and her girlfriends would dress Sandy up in baby clothes and take her for walks.... Sandy loved it!
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Some very moving words...
Our family had a private email sent to Sharron's site. It was a gentleman who is a manager of a Website www.debbiekey.org His friend was murdered Deborah Leigh Key. This gentleman Got me thinking how hard it is to say "I'm sorry about the loss of your sister.... daughter....or even if it is right to say anything at all.... I never want Sharron to be forgotton..Seems the years go by and she is forgotten about a little more each year. Her friends still get together I'm sure..and even maybe remember her...these memories are special memories. But memories that I would love to hear. Maybe Sharron's friends do not know how to start a conversation with her Family..afraid of what we will think! Afraid of saying something that would offend us...
I think some days..I would like to hear special moments that Sharron's friends had. Special silly things that they did together...Places that they hung out..country places....swimming holes.
I know that Sharron had many special friends but it's a shame that we do not hear from them.
I think some days..I would like to hear special moments that Sharron's friends had. Special silly things that they did together...Places that they hung out..country places....swimming holes.
I know that Sharron had many special friends but it's a shame that we do not hear from them.
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Where Sharron was found..articles that were found near her
Treasures
"The value of a single day of life exceeds all other treasures."
Nichern -
Thursday, August 02, 2007
For those who care.....
Thankyou so very much for all your kind words in Sharron's Guest book.
We have read so many beautiful messages..thoughts..and have had so many prayers for Sharron and our family! Kind words and memories. She was just an innocent child..and SOMEBODY KNOWS SOMETHING...
As we say all the time... If anyone remembers anything..even if you think it is something silly! please email your thoughts in the private page.
Thankyou for NOT FORGETTING
Cedrika Provencher missing
Search continues for missing girl
The GazettePublished:
The search for a missing 9-year-old girl in Trois Rivieres resumed in full force this morning.
Cedrika Provencher went missing Tuesday evening. Yesterday, searchers found her bicycle behind a dumpster in the back of an apartment building more than a kilometre from where she was last seen.
Cedrika was last seen about 8 p.m. by two of her neighbours. Before she disappeared, she had been looking for a small black dog, police said.
The investigation has so far revealed the girl herself did not leave the bicycle behind the dumpster, Constable Michel Letarte said. Rather, it was placed there by a group of teens who found the bike abandoned on the street near where the girl was last seen about 8:30 Tuesday.
About 50 police officers with the Trois Rivieres municipal police, the Surete du Quebec and the RCMP, as well as nearly 200 volunteers are taking part in the search today. A canine unit and helicopter have also assisted in the effort.
Searchers keeping their eyes open for a red bicycle helmet, a black and pink watch, a Star Academie lanyard and a ladybug necklace the girl was wearing when she was last seen.
Police are also checking whether there are any registered sex offendors in the area.
Anyone with information is asked to call Trois Rivieres police immediately at: 819-691-2929.
The GazettePublished:
The search for a missing 9-year-old girl in Trois Rivieres resumed in full force this morning.
Cedrika Provencher went missing Tuesday evening. Yesterday, searchers found her bicycle behind a dumpster in the back of an apartment building more than a kilometre from where she was last seen.
Cedrika was last seen about 8 p.m. by two of her neighbours. Before she disappeared, she had been looking for a small black dog, police said.
The investigation has so far revealed the girl herself did not leave the bicycle behind the dumpster, Constable Michel Letarte said. Rather, it was placed there by a group of teens who found the bike abandoned on the street near where the girl was last seen about 8:30 Tuesday.
About 50 police officers with the Trois Rivieres municipal police, the Surete du Quebec and the RCMP, as well as nearly 200 volunteers are taking part in the search today. A canine unit and helicopter have also assisted in the effort.
Searchers keeping their eyes open for a red bicycle helmet, a black and pink watch, a Star Academie lanyard and a ladybug necklace the girl was wearing when she was last seen.
Police are also checking whether there are any registered sex offendors in the area.
Anyone with information is asked to call Trois Rivieres police immediately at: 819-691-2929.
Monday, July 09, 2007
map number 4
Map number 3
Map Number 2
Map Number 1
Map Number 1 .....For those of you who do not know the area where Sharron was taken from.... somewhere between 445 congregation St. and Ash Avenue. Four block area!! She was headed to Marinas Pizzaria.
Map Number 2.....is the direction where her she was brought...
map number 3......is even closer to where Sharron was found Longueuil Quebec
Map number 4.....is where Sharron was left Vieux Longueuil/Old Longueuil
Tuesday, July 03, 2007
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Sex Offenders To Wear Monitors!!
Nevada’s most serious sex offenders will soon have to wear an ankle bracelet that monitors their whereabouts at all times.
Gov. Jim Gibbons signed the bill on Tuesday, though it does not take effect until Oct. 1. Officials are touting the measure as a much-needed boost to overburdened law enforcers, who presently consist of only 15 officers who regularly monitor an estimated 750 tier three sex offenders. Under the state’s category system, tier three sex offenders are considered the worst and most likely to reoffend
“It’s impossible for us to monitor our subjects 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,” said Lt. Adam Page of the Nevada Department of Public Safety. “This will not tell us what a person is doing 24 hours a day, but it will tell us where they have been 24 hours a day.”
Convicted sex offenders who try to remove the bracelet will be greeted with an obnoxious alarm. Sex offenders can be fitted with the bracelets for a period of several years or even for the rest of their lives, officials said. Under the new law, playgrounds will be officially off-limits for such sex offenders. Tier-three offenders cannot live within 1,000 of a playground, school or community center.
Offenders will be asked to foot the bill for the bracelets, but if they are unable to afford it, taxpayers will bear the expense.
Gov. Jim Gibbons signed the bill on Tuesday, though it does not take effect until Oct. 1. Officials are touting the measure as a much-needed boost to overburdened law enforcers, who presently consist of only 15 officers who regularly monitor an estimated 750 tier three sex offenders. Under the state’s category system, tier three sex offenders are considered the worst and most likely to reoffend
“It’s impossible for us to monitor our subjects 24 hours a day, 7 days a week,” said Lt. Adam Page of the Nevada Department of Public Safety. “This will not tell us what a person is doing 24 hours a day, but it will tell us where they have been 24 hours a day.”
Convicted sex offenders who try to remove the bracelet will be greeted with an obnoxious alarm. Sex offenders can be fitted with the bracelets for a period of several years or even for the rest of their lives, officials said. Under the new law, playgrounds will be officially off-limits for such sex offenders. Tier-three offenders cannot live within 1,000 of a playground, school or community center.
Offenders will be asked to foot the bill for the bracelets, but if they are unable to afford it, taxpayers will bear the expense.
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