A search for two missing children could come through Kentucky.

An amber alert was issued in Delaware for 2 children who went missing from their home along with their mother.
4-year-old Colette Hamilton and her 4-month-old brother Cortez were last seen at their home in Smyrna, Delaware Friday night.

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State police in Delaware believe they may be with Cortez Hamilton Senior, and may be in danger. They could be moving through Kentucky to Missouri where Hamilton has family.

They’re likely in a 2005 red Chevy Suburban or a silver Toyota Matrix.

Call police if you have any information on their whereabouts.

Pulaski County Sheriff’s Units responded to a two vehicle injury accident Friday evening near Somerset on Hwy 80.

Billy Kelley, 77, was traveling on an uphill curve when the sun glare temporarily blinded him causing his vehicle to veer over the center line of the road where he struck Patrick Butcher, 38, head-on.  Kelley was treated on the scene and then transported to Lake Cumberland Hospital.  Butcher was extricated from his vehicle and flown from the scene to UK Hospital.  Three passengers with Butcher were all transported to Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital.

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Authorities have not yet stated if any citations will be issued.

Thousands of pieces of undelivered mail have been discovered in a Kentucky home.

More than three thousand letters were found inside the home of former postal worker Bill Martin.  Only twelve pieces of mail were in good enough shape to be delivered.  The mail found in Elizabethtown was supposed to be delivered between 1989 and 1990.

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Martin retired in the early 1990’s.  He has since died but very little is known about him. About three thousand pieces of mail were returned to their sender.  Another five hundred pieces were in too poor of shape to do anything with.

Norwalk Department of Police Service is requesting the public’s assistance with a missing person investigation.

The Special Victims Unit is investigating the disappearance of Storm Sorrentino, a 14-year-old male who was last seen in Norwalk on Dec. 21, 2014.

Sorrentino may be in the company of an adult female relative.

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Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Norwalk Department of Police Service at 203-854-
3113.

Please see attached flyer from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

The Florida toddler found dead after she was tossed from a St. Petersburg bridge was still alive before the fatal 60-foot plunge, police said Friday based on preliminary evidence. At a news conference following Thursday’s horrific act, investigators didn’t immediately know whether 5-year-old Phoebe Jonchuck was initially alive, and were awaiting the results of a medical examiner’s report. A police officer who witnessed the crime — allegedly committed by her father, John Jonchuck Jr. — said he may have heard the girl scream but wasn’t certain.

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Police are still trying to piece together what led Jonchuck, 25, to allegedly take his daughter’s life. The girl’s mother, Michelle Kerr, said despite Jonchuck’s “Jekyll and Hyde” personality and their rocky past relationship, she never imagined he would turn his rage toward Phoebe. “She would always say ‘I love you’ to him,” a teary-eyed Kerr told NBC affiliate WFLA. “She loved her daddy.”

Phoebe’s body was recovered from the Tampa Bay around 1 a.m. Thursday, an hour after a St. Petersburg police officer said he saw Jonchuck hurl the girl over the railing. Jonchuck was arrested and charged with first-degree murder, aggravated fleeing and eluding, and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle on a law enforcement officer. He was denied bond but is scheduled to return to Pinellas County court Monday over whether he wants to retain a court-appointed attorney.

Jonchuck had custody of Phoebe after Kerr said her multiple sclerosis had made it a struggle to care for the girl. Despite a history of domestic violence, Kerr told WFLA that her former relationship with Jonchuck appeared to be on the mend: The parents and Phoebe exchanged gifts on Christmas Eve. But she remains lost for a motive as to why Jonchuck would have allegedly harmed his daughter. “She was so lovable,” Kerr added. “She was an amazing, amazing, amazing child.”

Police are asking for help to find Erica Crippen-Crosby, a missing 26-year-old mother of two last seen New Year’s Eve.

“Erica’s missing, can you’ll find her? She’s a loving mother, her babies need her,” says Erica’s cousin Barbara Kellam of Willingboro.

Kellam says Erica and her husband Kyle Crosby went out on December 30 to PJ Welihan’s in Cherry Hill.

Since then she says there’s been no calls, texts, Facebook posts or any other usual types of communication.

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Family says Erica has a seven-year-old daughter and a two-month-old daughter.

“The thing that got us all alarmed, why are these babies still here and no word from Erica, not her,” says Kellam.

On Wednesday family filed a missing person report with Mount Laurel Police and Friday afternoon the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office released a flyer asking for public assistance locating Crippen-Crosby.

Her car is also missing a 2000 red Ford Taurus with NJ plate A26EFL.

Kellam says that she and other family members took a look in Erica’s apartment this week and found the normally tidy residence on the 5200 block of Aberdeen Drive in complete chaos.

Kellam says there was broken glass, a broken window blind and no shower curtain or rod in the bathroom.

Police have not mentioned if they suspect foul play or identified an suspicious persons.

Anyone with information should contact Burlington County Central Communications at 609-265-7113 or the Mount Laurel Police Dept through Facebook at facebook@mountlaurelpd.org

Richmond police have charged a second man in connection with a home invasion that took place back in November.

Devin N. Guerrero has been charged with complicity to robbery in the first degree in regards to the armed robbery of an apartment on Evansdale Avenue in Richmond.

The residents of that apartment told police that two armed suspects in ski masks entered the residence and directed the three occupants to the upstairs bedroom where they were held at gunpoint and tied up.

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The suspects escaped with $2200 and an undetermined amount of marijuana.

After an extensive investigation, police arrested Anthony D. Baker for robbery the following day. During the course of the follow-up investigation, it was determined that Guerrero drove Baker to the scene of the crime.

Guerrero is lodged in the Madison County Detention Center.

Kentucky State Police are conducting a death investigation after two dead bodies were found in a McCreary County home.

A home health care worker discovered the bodies of Maudie F. Eagleton and Francis I. Hudson inside their home on Evergreen Drive.

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The cause of death for either individual has not been determined and is pending the results from autopsies which have been scheduled for tomorrow in Frankfort.

Police have not disclosed the relationship between the two women, however sources tell LEX 18 that the two were mother and daughter

South Bend Police are asking for the public’s help for information on two missing adults.

Two mothers are speaking out, in a cry for help to hear anything about their missing daughter and son.

Crystal Reyes, 23-years old, and 31-year old Nick Sams were last seen in the late hours of December 27th on Pleasant Road in South Bend.

The South Bend Police Department said all of their leads are exhausted and now need the public’s help in finding them.

Both Crystal’s and Sams’ mother’s have posted missing persons signs all over South Bend and all the way up to Chicago, because in their hearts they say they know their kids did not just runaway.

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Dora Gonzalez, Crystal’s mom, says Crystal’s children want their mommy.

“I just keep saying she’s at work. They have no idea and keep saying she’s taking too long,” said Gonzalez.

On December 27, Crystal and her boyfriend, Sams, had dinner at Gonzalez’ house, then went to Sams’ mom’s house.

“We haven’t seen or heard ever since,” said Gonzalez.

Crystal was supposed to report to work at the Taco Bell on Lasalle Avenue the next morning, but she never made it.

Now, her missing persons poster hangs on their door seeking help.

“Did someone do something to them? Did they have an accident down in a reverie somewhere and no one can find them? I just never know, there’s so many things going through my head,” said Clara Brown, Nick Sams’ mother.

Brown said she has driven all around looking for her son and his girlfriend but she does not know where to start.

“If they said we’re going to Michigan or something like that, you know to look that direction but, nothing,” said Brown.

Brown can only hope her son has runaway.

“Maybe they decided to go off and elope, maybe they’re down in Vegas,” said Brown.

She said him not calling is not like him, and Gonzalez said the same thing about her daughter.

“I know this ain’t like her, so I know something had to have happened for her to be gone no contact or anything,” said Gonzalez.

Crystal has two kids and Gonzalez says she is crazy about them.

She missed her son’s fourth birthday party, one she planned.

“So there’s no way she walked away,” said Gonzalez.

Left now, just  two mothers pleading for their children to return or make a simple phone call.

“At least call home and let us know you’re alright. Let us know you’re alright,” said Brown.

“Crystal, we really need you. Please call us, we need you,” said Gonzalez.

They were driving a 2009 silver/gray Jeep Commander Sport with Indiana license plate VOX 437. There is damage to the fender on the driver’s side.

If you have any information on their whereabouts, contact the South Bend Police Department at 574-235-9201.