Missing Phoenix girl found alive nearly 24 years later
By Lauren Reimer
azfamily
July 25, 2018
A Phoenix girl missing since 1994 has been found.
Aleacia Stancil disappeared without a trace nearly 24 years ago, leaving police with few clues. That is, until her age progression photo was recognized clear across the country.
Recently obtained police documents are shedding light on this case.
Her mother, Toni Stancil, had a hard life. After leaving the Air Force, she struggled with drug use and turned to prostitution.
One night in December of 1994, Toni gave her 9-month-old daughter Aleacia to a friend, saying she needed a few days to "clear her head."
The child was passed from person to person until she ended up with police, her identity unknown.
When Toni came back two days later, the baby was gone.
She went to jail soon after and didn't report Aleacia missing until March of 1995.
By then the little girl was under the care of Child Protective Services, but the information was never connected.
Toni was found murdered that same year.
"Without that one and only witness, I'm very limited in how to proceed with the investigation," said Det. William Andersen with the Phoenix Police Missing Persons Unit in a 2013 interview.
Fast forward to 2014. A young woman in Connecticut showed up at a hospital. She had no ID and did not know much about herself.
The nurse found it suspicious and looked online for missing people. She came across an age progression photo of Aleacia and called police.
Police took her DNA for testing. Three years later, the tests came back a match.
Aleacia had been adopted, and now goes by a different name.
Her grandmother, Frances Ford, who now lives in Georgia, says Aleacia wishes to stay out of the spotlight.
She says the two were able to meet in person. From that meeting, she deduced Alecia's life has been complicated and confusing. Ford wishes to one day have a relationship with her.
"I would want the world to know that these are the things that can happen to kids, and not every story is not a happily-ever-after, and it doesn't mean that they came from someone who didn't want them or didn't care," said Ford.
Friday, July 27, 2018
FUN AND GAMES THE TJ WAY
Tijuana: 15 murders in the last 24 hours
Translated by El Profe for Borderland Beat from Zeta Tijuana
Borderland Beat
July 25, 2018
In Tijuana, unstoppable violence continues. In the last 24 hours, 13 men and two women have been killed in different parts of the city.
At 07:00 hours in the Nueva Esperanza neighborhood, two lifeless bodies were found and their faces were wrapped in plastic bags. They died from apparent strangulation.
A burned body was located in a water basin of the CESPT located on Roble Street, in the El Carmen neighborhood.
The corpse of a male aged 60 to 70 years was found in a bag located on the Libramiento Rosas Magallón in Cañón del Matadero.
In Palmas street in the Campestre Murua neighborhood, the charred body of a man was located.
In an armed attack occurring on Abelardo L. Rodríguez Street in the Ejido Matamoros neighborhood, Luis Javier Hernández Ramos died and another subject was wounded. Witnesses reported that three men aboard a golden-colored Cherokee pickup arrived at the scene and asked for "Luis" shooting their firearms.
Jesús Elías Salazar Ramírez was killed gunshots in the neighborhood of Mariano Matamoros Sur. The victim had received death threats from a person nicknamed "Fibi".
A woman was killed with a sharp object and her putrefying body was found in a bathroom at the Vicente Riva Palacios residence # 504, in the Otay Nueva Tijuana neighborhood.
A double homicide was registered in the El Peñón neighborhood, in the La Presa Delegation. The victims were identified as Iván Uriel de Jesús and Margarito de Jesús Frías.
Shot with a firearm, a woman between 25 and 30 years old died in Calle del Nogal Este, in the La Morita II neighborhood.
On the morning of July 25, when he was on board a vehicle, Arturo Gutiérrez Valle was killed at point-blank range on Avenida de La Amistad, inside the "Pera" parking lot, in the Empleados Federales neighborhood.
Outside the Hotel Niza, located on Coahuila avenue in the Central Zone, a blue suitcase with a corpse with signs of strangulation was found. Information revealed to ZETA indicates that the victim is allegedly Jhonatán Alexander Romero, alias "El Jhony", "El Moreno", "El Fory", "El 40". The now deceased was presumably shot on June 19 in the same area. On that occasion two men with a .45-caliber firearm were registered.
At 05:30 hours on Mitla street, in the Mariano Matamoros neighborhood, a man was shot to death, so far unidentified.
Finally, at 07:30 hours on the Tijuana-Tecate highway near Plaza Sendero, a lifeless body of a subject was located in a white plastic bag.
So far no people are being detained for the previous crimes.
Translated by El Profe for Borderland Beat from Zeta Tijuana
Borderland Beat
July 25, 2018
In Tijuana, unstoppable violence continues. In the last 24 hours, 13 men and two women have been killed in different parts of the city.
At 07:00 hours in the Nueva Esperanza neighborhood, two lifeless bodies were found and their faces were wrapped in plastic bags. They died from apparent strangulation.
A burned body was located in a water basin of the CESPT located on Roble Street, in the El Carmen neighborhood.
The corpse of a male aged 60 to 70 years was found in a bag located on the Libramiento Rosas Magallón in Cañón del Matadero.
In Palmas street in the Campestre Murua neighborhood, the charred body of a man was located.
In an armed attack occurring on Abelardo L. Rodríguez Street in the Ejido Matamoros neighborhood, Luis Javier Hernández Ramos died and another subject was wounded. Witnesses reported that three men aboard a golden-colored Cherokee pickup arrived at the scene and asked for "Luis" shooting their firearms.
Jesús Elías Salazar Ramírez was killed gunshots in the neighborhood of Mariano Matamoros Sur. The victim had received death threats from a person nicknamed "Fibi".
A woman was killed with a sharp object and her putrefying body was found in a bathroom at the Vicente Riva Palacios residence # 504, in the Otay Nueva Tijuana neighborhood.
A double homicide was registered in the El Peñón neighborhood, in the La Presa Delegation. The victims were identified as Iván Uriel de Jesús and Margarito de Jesús Frías.
Shot with a firearm, a woman between 25 and 30 years old died in Calle del Nogal Este, in the La Morita II neighborhood.
On the morning of July 25, when he was on board a vehicle, Arturo Gutiérrez Valle was killed at point-blank range on Avenida de La Amistad, inside the "Pera" parking lot, in the Empleados Federales neighborhood.
Outside the Hotel Niza, located on Coahuila avenue in the Central Zone, a blue suitcase with a corpse with signs of strangulation was found. Information revealed to ZETA indicates that the victim is allegedly Jhonatán Alexander Romero, alias "El Jhony", "El Moreno", "El Fory", "El 40". The now deceased was presumably shot on June 19 in the same area. On that occasion two men with a .45-caliber firearm were registered.
At 05:30 hours on Mitla street, in the Mariano Matamoros neighborhood, a man was shot to death, so far unidentified.
Finally, at 07:30 hours on the Tijuana-Tecate highway near Plaza Sendero, a lifeless body of a subject was located in a white plastic bag.
So far no people are being detained for the previous crimes.
NONE OF THAT UNDOCUMENTED PC CRAP ….. THEY ARE ILLEGAL ALIENS
Justice Dept. reportedly tells attorneys 'illegal alien' is correct term, not 'undocumented'
By Victor Morton
The Washington Times
July 24, 2018
No more “undocumented” immigrants, just “illegal aliens.”
CNN reported Tuesday evening that the Justice Department has told its attorneys that the term “undocumented” is inaccurate according to U.S. immigration law and that they should start using the legally correct term.
“Illegal alien” is the accurate term used in the U.S. Code, the email reportedly says.
The use of the term “illegal” in the nation’s immigration debate has come under increasing attack from immigrant-rights activists, who can frequently be seen holding signs saying “no person is illegal.”
The term “undocumented” has gained increasing currency in both their rhetoric and in the stylebooks of U.S. media outlets as a substitute.
Conservatives have generally dismissed the term as a politically correct euphemism designed to distort public debate.
The Justice Department reminded its lawyers Tuesday that there must be uniformity in their usage, implying that “undocumented” usage had been bleeding over.
The email sought “to clear up some confusion and to be consistent in the way we draft our releases,” CNN quoted it as saying.
By Victor Morton
The Washington Times
July 24, 2018
No more “undocumented” immigrants, just “illegal aliens.”
CNN reported Tuesday evening that the Justice Department has told its attorneys that the term “undocumented” is inaccurate according to U.S. immigration law and that they should start using the legally correct term.
“Illegal alien” is the accurate term used in the U.S. Code, the email reportedly says.
The use of the term “illegal” in the nation’s immigration debate has come under increasing attack from immigrant-rights activists, who can frequently be seen holding signs saying “no person is illegal.”
The term “undocumented” has gained increasing currency in both their rhetoric and in the stylebooks of U.S. media outlets as a substitute.
Conservatives have generally dismissed the term as a politically correct euphemism designed to distort public debate.
The Justice Department reminded its lawyers Tuesday that there must be uniformity in their usage, implying that “undocumented” usage had been bleeding over.
The email sought “to clear up some confusion and to be consistent in the way we draft our releases,” CNN quoted it as saying.
Thursday, July 26, 2018
MCRUCKUS AT MCDONALD'S
Shit for brains broad doesn't know any better than to pick a fight with someone three times bigger than her
This brawl took place recently at a Las Vegas McDonald's. Erika Chavolla, 24, a McDonald's employee, came out fighting after Sabrinah Fontelar, also 24, threw a milkshake at her and hit her in the face with a metal tray. It all started when, instead of getting a cup of water that she ordered, Fontelar started to fill her cup with a soda she did not pay for.
Fontelar says she has been charged with battery. Chavolla says she has been allowed to keep her job at McDonald's.
This brawl took place recently at a Las Vegas McDonald's. Erika Chavolla, 24, a McDonald's employee, came out fighting after Sabrinah Fontelar, also 24, threw a milkshake at her and hit her in the face with a metal tray. It all started when, instead of getting a cup of water that she ordered, Fontelar started to fill her cup with a soda she did not pay for.
Fontelar says she has been charged with battery. Chavolla says she has been allowed to keep her job at McDonald's.
EATING LUNCH MAY BECOME HARDER (AND MORE COSTLY) IN S.F.
by Bob Walsh
It seems that the local restaurant owners association is pissed that many of the tech firms in the greater San Francisco area have a cafeteria-commissary on site for their employees. These often provide very low cost or even free meals to the help as part of their compensation.
At the behest of the restaurant association the city and county of San Francisco is moving to make these on-site cafeterias illegal in order to FORCE employees to move into the local area during their lunch breaks and buy food locally (or else brown-bag it).
It is unclear how much traction the proposal will get as many of these firms provide a lot of healthy food, like salads and fruit and low-fat snacks, as opposed to pizza and greaseburgers.
It seems that the local restaurant owners association is pissed that many of the tech firms in the greater San Francisco area have a cafeteria-commissary on site for their employees. These often provide very low cost or even free meals to the help as part of their compensation.
At the behest of the restaurant association the city and county of San Francisco is moving to make these on-site cafeterias illegal in order to FORCE employees to move into the local area during their lunch breaks and buy food locally (or else brown-bag it).
It is unclear how much traction the proposal will get as many of these firms provide a lot of healthy food, like salads and fruit and low-fat snacks, as opposed to pizza and greaseburgers.
COP FIRED FOR FILING CHARGES AGAINST MAYOR, CHIEF AND FORMER CHIEF
by Bob Walsh
Charles Mick used to be a Sergeant with the New Holland, Ohio, police department. He is now unemployed. Last Friday he filed criminal charges against the city Mayor, the former Chief of Police and the current interim Chief. On Monday night he was sacked.
He served Mayor Butch Betzko with a court summons at a special meeting of the village council. When he left the meeting he served interim Police Chief David Conrad in the chief's office. Mick was fired on the spot.
The town has a population of about 800 people. The police department is made up entirely of part-time volunteers. Mick announced in front of a crowd on his way out that he had just been fired for "doing the right thing." He stated he intends to file for whistle-blower protection.
Mick filed a fifth-degree felony forgery charge against Conrad, who is also the P8ickaway County emergency management director. He also filed a charge of complicity to commit forgery against Betzko, formerly a long-time deputy with the Franklin County S.O. That is also a fifth-degree felony.
Conrado is suspected of forging the signature of former Police Chief William Lawless on a document dated July 16. This was required by law to change Lawless' status in the village from Chief to Reserve Officer. It is believed that Lawless was not even in the state at the time his alleged signature was placed on the document.
Lawless has since resigned and stated he is moving out of the state. Neither Conrad nor Betzko could be reached for comment.
There are also allegedly other forged documents floating around. In addition thee is an accusation that Lawless had a local woman make harassing phone calls to a local online news site that deals with local news and issues from his office phone. Other charges may be pending in this matter.
God, don't you just love small town politics??
Charles Mick used to be a Sergeant with the New Holland, Ohio, police department. He is now unemployed. Last Friday he filed criminal charges against the city Mayor, the former Chief of Police and the current interim Chief. On Monday night he was sacked.
He served Mayor Butch Betzko with a court summons at a special meeting of the village council. When he left the meeting he served interim Police Chief David Conrad in the chief's office. Mick was fired on the spot.
The town has a population of about 800 people. The police department is made up entirely of part-time volunteers. Mick announced in front of a crowd on his way out that he had just been fired for "doing the right thing." He stated he intends to file for whistle-blower protection.
Mick filed a fifth-degree felony forgery charge against Conrad, who is also the P8ickaway County emergency management director. He also filed a charge of complicity to commit forgery against Betzko, formerly a long-time deputy with the Franklin County S.O. That is also a fifth-degree felony.
Conrado is suspected of forging the signature of former Police Chief William Lawless on a document dated July 16. This was required by law to change Lawless' status in the village from Chief to Reserve Officer. It is believed that Lawless was not even in the state at the time his alleged signature was placed on the document.
Lawless has since resigned and stated he is moving out of the state. Neither Conrad nor Betzko could be reached for comment.
There are also allegedly other forged documents floating around. In addition thee is an accusation that Lawless had a local woman make harassing phone calls to a local online news site that deals with local news and issues from his office phone. Other charges may be pending in this matter.
God, don't you just love small town politics??
SCHOOL PAYS FOR DISSING TRUMP
by Bob Walsh
Addison Barnes, 18, was a senior at Liberty High School (ironic name) in Hillsboro, Oregon back in January. He showed up wearing a T-shirt that said DONALD J TRUMP BORDER WALL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY on it. He was suspended and sent home for this affront to decency.
He sued. Last May a judge issued a TRO against the school. On Tuesday Barnes and the school reached a settlement. The young man gets a written apology from the principle and $25,000.
The school asserted that the T-shirt would be "disruptive" but was unable to substantiate the assertion.
Addison Barnes, 18, was a senior at Liberty High School (ironic name) in Hillsboro, Oregon back in January. He showed up wearing a T-shirt that said DONALD J TRUMP BORDER WALL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY on it. He was suspended and sent home for this affront to decency.
He sued. Last May a judge issued a TRO against the school. On Tuesday Barnes and the school reached a settlement. The young man gets a written apology from the principle and $25,000.
The school asserted that the T-shirt would be "disruptive" but was unable to substantiate the assertion.
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