Dashad ‘Sage’ Smith is still missing after three months.

“It’s the not knowing part that just really gets to me is not knowing if he’s OK,” said Dashad’s grandmother, Lolita Smith. “It’s not knowing if he’s OK, if he’s cold, if he’s hungry, or if somebody is hurting him.”

Smith’s family has organized searches, and Charlottesville police dug through trash at a Henrico County landfill looking for clues, but nothing was found.

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Smith’s family is now raising money for a public service announcement.

“Get it nation wide so we can get other states and to run little segments of Dashad. Maybe somebody has seen him somewhere,” said Smith.

Police are also asking for information in locating Erik T. McFadden, a person of interest in the investigation.

“To Erik if you can hear me, if you know what has happened to Dashad or if you know where Dashad is, please get in contact with us, we miss him and we want him home,” said Smith.

Call Crime Stoppers at (434) 977-4000 if you have any information that can assist investigators.

A woman who was hit and injured by a light rail train on Wednesday is the woman reported missing earlier this week, according to the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department.

Witnesses say the woman stepped on the tracks near the Watt Avenue station as the light rail driver honked twice. But the woman didn’t notice the train until it was too late and was dragged several feet.

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“He honked the horn two times and then she immediately saw it, and she ducked and then that’s kind of how she got sucked under,” witness Emmanuel Gonzalez said.

Alice Alspektor, 66, went missing from her home on Edison Avenue at around 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. A Silver Alert had been issued and the public was asked to look out for her because she was diagnosed as bipolar and has dementia.

Fortunately, Alspektor survived the incident.

“I ran over. I said, ‘Hey, are you OK? Are you OK?’ And the person who was under there moved her leg,” witness Chauncey Wynn said. “They were still breathing.”

It’s unknown how badly Alspektor was injured.

CARTER COUNTY, OK — After searching for a missing person for almost 2 months, the Carter County Sheriff’s Office is now asking for your help.

Deputies say 24 year old Jonathan Lee has been missing since the end of December.

Lee’s sister says she last saw him when he went to stay with a friend.

According to Sheriff’s reports he was last seen with a 48-year old woman who goes by the name “Dee.”

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Jonathan Lee is 5-feet 9-inches tall With blue eyes and weighs about 160 pounds.

If you know anything about Lee’s disappearance or think you know where he is you’re urged to contact the Carter County Sheriff’s Office at 580-881-5512.

An new reward for information leading to the whereabouts of a Marion County mother who seemingly vanished more than two years ago has been offered by her family 30th birthday.

Kara Rigdon, then a 27-year-old mother of two, disappeared in July of 2010. She was last seen in the area of Beechfork Loop Road in Marion County. Her car was later found abandoned along the Bluegrass Parkway.

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“It’s like you’ve got a missing piece to your puzzle. A missing piece to your heart that’s not there,” said Sheila Tingle, the missing woman’s mother. “She loved her children very much and she would never have left them willingly.”

Tingle said the new reward is $10,500. A previous reward of $11,000 expired in December and the money was returned to donors.

In October, the father of Kara’s child, William Rigdon was charged with the murder of Wendell “Gleason” Pyles. Pyles was shot and killed in late September while on the job as a maintenance worker at Tarter Gate Company in Casey County. Police never named Rigdon a suspect in his wife’s mysterious disappearance, but those close to the investigation have said they believe Rigdon knew more than he let on.