On the heels of my last blog article about a mom taking care of neighborhood girls while they waited in the early morning for their school bus, in our own own backyard a child has gone missing. The Lake Elsinore Unified School District notified parents twice last week of a suspect who was annoying girls as they walked to and from school. We received another notification today about an additional complaint this week. The girls escaped and notified authorities. Yesterday, an 11 year old girl went missing after school. Jacqueline Miller was not around when her mother went to her school to pick her up yesterday. She attended all of her classes and the school was on a minimum day and let out early. When her mother arrived later, she was no where to be found. Today is her birthday and she would not have wanted to miss the celebration. A search of the area did not reveal any trace of her and bloodhounds were unable to track her scent. Authorities are concerned that she might have been taken into a vehicle.
If you live in Southern California, please go to WildomarVoice.com and look at the pictures of the suspected predator and also of Jacqueline Loraine Miller. The suspect is driving a black four-door VW Passat or Jetta sedan. All of the victims have described him as a Caucasian man, 160-170 lbs., 5'8" to 5'10" with a stocky build. His hair color is brown, eyes unknown, but the flyer pictures him with blue eyes. Please contact the Wildomar Police Department at 951-245-3300 or Riverside County Sheriff's Dispatch at 800-950-2444 if you have any information on the suspect or the missing child. It really does take a village and it's time we all took a stand to protect our children.
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