A Topeka family is searching for a missing member.

Tim Fennell has been missing since 7 a.m. Friday, November 1. Fennell was supposed to be heading to work at Spangles but never showed up. The family says he drives white 2003 Ford F150 with an extended cab.

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Authorities are searching for this man and ask if you know his whereabouts or have any information to call Crime Stoppers at 234-0007.

A man visiting from Los Angeles called his family to tell them he was being followed in San Francisco’s Mission District on Monday and hasn’t been heard from since, police said.

Paulo Netto called family in Brazil and a friend in Los Angeles and said he was in trouble and needed police assistance at about 11 p.m., police Officer Gordon Shyy said.

No one has heard from Netto since. Police checked phone records that indicate he was in the 500 block of Shotwell Street at that time.

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His sister arrived in San Francisco and filed a missing person’s report. Police have searched for him but he remains missing, Shyy said.

He is described as a 22-year-old man, about 6 feet tall and weighing 180 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes.

He speaks English and Portuguese and is believed to have been carrying a dark backpack and an iPhone 5.

Anyone with information about Netto’s disappearance has been asked to call San Francisco police.

State Police are searching for a pick up truck they say ran over and killed two people on the side of Kentucky 1010 in Morgan County.

It happened Saturday evening in Hazel Green. State Police say a man and woman were walking along the road when a truck hit and killed them.

When investigators arrived on the scene, they found a car that was still running and two bodies on the road. Troopers say it’s not clear what the two victims were doing outside their vehicle or if the two even knew each other.

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Investigators are looking for a full size vehicle, potentially a GMC, that has damage to the front end.

The two victims’ names have not yet been released.

A crime scene unit and reconstruction crew are on the scene investigating.

If you have any information about the accident, call police.

The search for a missing school nurse and mother of three came to an end.  Overnight, investigators identified the body of a missing woman as Kimberly Lindsey.

The family of Kimberly Lindsay says they are having an ‘extremely difficult time’ as they try to comprehend what happened to their daughter and mother.

They had a hard time putting into words the pain and grief they are feeling as the family’s worst nightmare became a reality.

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“None of us ever thought this would happen. Nobody ever does think it would happen. But when it does, it hits you so hard,” said Sofia Lambert.

Only two days ago, Kimberly Lindsey’s daughters made an emotional plea to the public to help find their mom.

Late Friday, the search came to a devastating end.

On Saturday, the missing person’s case turned into a homicide investigation.

Reports reveal there was a ‘violent confrontation’ at Lindsey’s home before she went missing.

Sources say her body was found in a remote area in Clewiston. She was lying face down in a sugarcane field. Her head was severed from her body.

On Saturday, Lindsey’s three daughters had this to say about their mother’s death:

“It breaks our hearts to have to write this, but our mom has passed away. There are no words to describe how we feel. This is an extremely tough time for us, but we will try to stay Kim strong.”

In the days following her disappearance, there has been an outpouring of support of Lindsey.

As recent as Friday night, a vigil was held. It was a sign Lindsey’s family was still holding out hope.

Hundreds of posts poured into Facebook Saturday from family members, friends and strangers.

Deborah Smith wrote:

“Kim and I were inseparable in high school We were more like twins than cousins. I will miss her always. I never imagines this would happen to her.”

Lindsey was last seen at parents’ weekend at Florida Gulf Coast University.  Her daughter was one of the last people to see her alive.

“It’s horrible. To be honest with you, I have no idea what to make of it. She made it all the way home and then disappeared. It’s crazy,” said FGCU classmate Blake Rizzolo.

Lindsey’s family in Texas spoke to us over the phone.

The wife of Lindsey’s step-dad says the last time she saw Lindsey and her daughters was over the summer when they visited East Texas for a few days.

The exact cause of Lindsey’s death is still unknown.

Nixa police officers traveled to Liberty, Mo. on Friday to pick up a teenager who went missing for six days.

Jordan Anne Robinson, 13, was discovered missing from her home on Oct. 27. A resident of Liberty saw a photograph of Robinson that was circulated by media outlets and contacted the Liberty Police Department to report Robinson’s location.

Liberty police reported that they took Robinson into custody without incident on Friday.

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The Nixa Police Department had classified Robinson as an endangered runaway. According to a police press release, Robinson may have willingly left her home with an unknown person she met on the Internet.

The Nixa Police Department worked with other law enforcement agencies, including the Missouri State Highway Patrol, to locate Robinson.

The Missouri State Highway Patrol Missing Persons Clearinghouse created a listing for Robinson on Oct. 26. According to the Highway Patrol, there are 377 missing juveniles in Missouri.

Grand Rapids police have released photos and a video of a person using an EBT card of a missing person.

62 year old Maxine Green, the sister of singer Al Green was first reported missing in Mid August.  She lived at Shepherd’s of Independence in the 1400 block of Morgan Street, NW.

Authorities are asking anyone who recognizes the woman in the photo using Green’s card to contact them.

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Maxine Green is described as 5’7″ – 5’10” tall, 120-135 pounds, black hair and brown eyes.  She is a paranoid Schizophrenic.

The number for Grand Rapids Police is 456-3604.   You can also reach out confidentially to Silent Observer at 774-2345.

The search is on for a couple from Pueblo that have been missing in Texas since Sunday.

E.J. Gray, 23, and Courtney Gray, 19, were last heard from on Sunday afternoon. The couple, both of whom grew up in Pueblo, were living in Texas where E.J. was stationed at Fort Hood. According to police in Texas they’ve sent officers out in search of the couple but haven’t been able to find them.

Courtney and E.J. Gray have family in Pueblo who told News 5 that the couple’s phones were both shut-off on Sunday evening. They said E.J. Gray is now considered AWOL from the Army and a federal agent has been brought in to investigate the couple’s disappearance.

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“You don’t know where they’re at, what’s going on, so it’s pretty hard when you’re 11-hours away from them,” explained Bruce Niccoli, Courtney’s father. “You’re in the dark, you have no idea and everything runs through your mind, every situation, and there’s nothing you can do about it.”

The Gray’s have been known to drive a dark-blue Volkswagen Beetle with Texas license plates. Anyone with information about the couple’s whereabouts is asked to call police.

A man accused of abducting a girl from her bedroom has been arrested.

The Aurora Police Department praised the community for their help in the case, saying in a statement that since the incident Monday, they had received more than 200 tips. An arrest warrant for 26-year-old John Stanley Snorsky was signed Friday.

The 8-year-old victim was in her bedroom early Monday morning when the suspect allegedly climbed through her unlocked window and took her. The girl screamed, waking up her father, who ran outside to find his daughter sprinting back towards him from a nearby alley. She had managed to get away from her kidnapper, though police have not elaborated on how.

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Aurora police put out at $20,000 reward for the suspect’s capture–the largest reward the police department had ever offered.

Snorsky was actually in custody for most of the search; he was reportedly arrested Tuesday morning for an unrelated violation, and had remained in jail the rest of the week. Police say they determined Friday that there was probable cause to charge him in the kidnapping.

Aurora police released this statement late Friday night:

The Aurora Police Department has made an arrest in Monday’s kidnapping. John Stanley Snorsky, 26, of Aurora has been charged with first and second degree burglary and second degree kidnapping. He is being held on $500,000 bond.

Snorsky was arrested on Tuesday morning in Aurora with the assistance of the Colorado Department of Corrections Division of Adult Parole for an investigative parole hold on an unrelated case. He has remained in jail since his initial arrest. The Aurora Police Department arrived at probable cause to charge him with the kidnapping today. An Adams County arrest warrant for the kidnapping was signed this evening.

We are extremely grateful to the community for the over 200 tips that came in during the week. We are also grateful to the Division of Adult Parole and to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation for their assistance in this investigation.

Police Chief Daniel Oates will be holding a press conference on Saturday November 2, at 12:00 p.m. This will take place outside on the west side of the Aurora City Hall building located at 15151 E. Alameda Pkwy.

The Aurora Police Department will offer no other comment besides the press conference. This case will now be turned over to the Adams County District Attorney’s Office.