Family and friends of Eric Brescher of Warren, who was last seen July 27 when he was dropped off at his home in the 13000 block of Georgiana, are worried he may be dead and buried somewhere in Detroit.

They say Brescher, 36, who used to dabble in drugs, may have gone back to Detroit to buy crack cocaine when he was dropped off after a concert. Friends and family fear he may have been killed for his cellphone and cash, and dumped in a field with high weeds and debris or left in an abandoned home in Detroit.

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“Eric was a troubled young man, but he was a good, honest person,” said his mother, Cindy Basar.

“We often check with the morgues, hospitals, friends and asked Detroit (police) for help,” said Warren Detective Lt. Heidi Metz. “We are still investigating Mr. Brescher’s disappearance and are asking the public for help in trying to find him.”

Eric’s sister was the last to hear from him on July 25 when they exchanged text messages. Family members are afraid someone knows where he is but is keeping the information from police.

“We’ve tried to call Eric but some guy answers his cellphone and hangs up,” his mother said. “We are worried. We are very worried.”

Friends James Garnett and James Harnett, both Warren residents, had nothing but praise for Brescher. They said he may have used drugs but never missed work and was an honest and sincere man.

Garnett said he and Harnett dropped off Brescher at 12:30 a.m. after a concert in downtown Detroit and expected to see him in the morning to go to work.

Garnett said Bresher just disappeared.

“He was my best friend,” Garnett said. “He was a wonderful person who lived life to the fullest.”

Eric, a graduate of Lincoln High School, is single and owns a maintenance company.

Harnett said he hopes someone comes forward with helpful information.

Harnett said he has been passing out pictures of Bresher south of Eight Mile where he was seen walking between Groesbeck and Schoenherr, east of Vince’s Bakery & Party Store.

“Some guy said it was him,” Harnett said. “He said he has known him for years.”

Crime Stoppers of Michigan is offering a reward up to $1,000 for information leading to finding Eric. Those with information can call 800-speakup and remain anonymous.

A New Jersey commercial fisherman who saved nearly $12,000 in cash for an engagement ring lost it when it fluttered from his backpack while he was riding a motorcycle.

Matthew Camp, 32, said the sad tale could have a happy ending.

A highway cleanup crew on the Garden State Parkway has found $4,000 of the cash and now another person has stepped forward to say he found another $5,300 and wants to return it on Wednesday night.

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Camp said he lost the money on Sept. 9 after cashing a $12,000 check earned during a good scallop run on his boat, the F.V. Nancy Elizabeth out of Cape May, New Jersey.

Camp stuffed the money into a backpack, which had a broken zipper, and planned to ask longtime girlfriend Tabitha Bohn to marry him. He rode his motorcycle to the dock and, while changing into work clothes, discovered the cash was missing, Bohn said.

“It was heartbreaking,” said Bohn, who with Camp has two children and is raising two others from previous relationships. “He was finally going to break down and buy me a ring.”

Camp raced back up the parkway, where the crew that found $4,000 offered a description of a new model silver truck whose occupant also picked up some cash.

The truck occupant, who wants to remain anonymous, recently contacted Camp after reading about the incident in the local newspaper. He agreed to turn over his found treasure to Camp later on Wednesday.

As for fishing? Camp was supposed to go out on Wednesday, but the boat’s captain delayed the trip to give Camp time to get the cash back.

An LEX 18 news crew was there Wednesday night when a Pulaski County man was arrested for allegedly trying to murder a couple in Lincoln County.

The victims said Mark Shellwalter shot at them while they drove in front of their Waynesburg home Sunday night. On Wednesday a judge issued a warrant for his arrest.

“Scared, scared something was going to happen to my kids,” said Christina Baker. Since Sunday she and her family have been worried about who might be lurking outside their home.

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“They call him ‘Whiskey’ but his name is Mark … He’s my moms ex,” said Baker. She claims that Mark Shellwalter has been stalking them, and this time he went too far as they drove home.

Baker and her boyfriend, Scott Seizemore, said Shellwalter hid in a fence outside their home, and fired a bullet into their truck. “About shot me right in the head, didn’t even know it was coming,” said Seizemore.

The bullet narrowly missed Baker and her boyfriend as it ricocheted off the windshield. They later found it in the truck, but as they sped off in panic they said they knew who the gunman was.

“I mean I know who he is, I couldn’t mistake him for anyone else,” said Baker.

“I didn’t see him at the time, I saw a gun flash beside my head. But, after I took off in the truck after him he came out on the four-wheeler and I got behind him,” said Seizemore.

He tried to catch Shellwalter and called the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department for help. “They found the gun, they found the four-wheeler, they got it all in possession but he still wasn’t locked up,” said Baker.

Deputies said they couldn’t arrest Shellwalter at that point because he was back in Pulaski County and out of their jurisdiction. However, after days of investigation they finally had enough evidence to pick him up on Wednesday.

LEX 18 crews were there as he was taken to jail. However, Shellwalter did not wish to comment on the situation.

Investigators said the four wheeler he was driving was also stolen. The Lincoln County Sheriff said this is a confusing case and they are still gathering evidence.

An Amber Alert was issued today to search for a 5-month-old girl, taken from her Yuma, Ariz., home by her biological father who police say has no custodial rights.

The two were reportedly seen this morning in Boulder City.

According to a release from the Yuma Police Department, officers went to the 3200 block of West Patricia Lane just before 10 p.m. Tuesday for a report of custodial interference.

The initial investigation revealed that Jeff Green, 47, took his 5-month-old biological daughter, Aleeha, from her mother after an argument about custody issues. Jeff Green has no custodial rights. Green has made suicidal comments to family and may be in possession of a firearm.

The suspect is described as a white male, 5-foot-10, 185 pounds, with green eyes and brown hair. He was last seen driving away with the child in a 1997 lime green Dodge truck with purple flames, Arizona plate NTY586.

Green was seen at 7 a.m. in the area of Boulder City and now believed to be in the Las Vegas area. He may be heading toward Montana.

The child, Aleeha Green, is a 5-month-old white female with blonde hair and green eyes. She was last seen wearing a white “onesie” that says “daddies girl’ on the front.

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The investigation continues, and there is a felony arrest warrant for Jeff Green.

The Yuma Police Department is asking anyone with information regarding the whereabouts of Jeff Green and his daughter to call Detective K. Huntley at (928) 373-4781 or the Yuma Police Department at (928) 373-4700 or (928) 78-CRIME to remain anonymous.

In an apparent random home invasion, robbers broke in, demanded money and jewelry and when they were told there was none, abducted a 14-year-old girl and killed the family dog, authorities in the Atlanta area said.

Perez was found safe on Wednesday, a day after her abduction.

Two men, described as wearing black clothing and armed with handguns, pried open a back door of the home in the Ellenwood area around 2:15 a.m. Tuesday, demanding the items, Clayton County police Officer Phong Nguyen said. The home invasion was apparently random, Nguyen said told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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“It didn’t appear that they knew each other,” he said of the suspects and victims. “They just moved in about a month ago.”

Ayvani’s mother had her daughter and her 15-year-old son hiding inside the home, but the intruders were able to find them, police said in a statement. The men abducted Ayvani with no explanation, police said.

The crime happened on a cul-de-sac in Ellenwood, a small community about 10 miles southeast of Atlanta, police said. The neighborhood is on the northern edge of Clayton County, just south of the DeKalb County line.

Tuesday evening, more than 150 people gathered in a circle and held hands in prayer at the candlelight vigil at Dutchtown High School in Hampton, the Atlanta newspaper reported. Many teens there – holding posters with Ayvani’s name and pictures of them with her – were her classmates at the school.

Huntsville police are asking the public for help in locating a woman they say has been missing since Friday.

Police said Thelma Brown, 49, was last seen on Friday, Sept. 13. She is about 5 feet tall, weighs approximately 200 pounds and has brown eyes and black hair, police said.

Brown’s family says she has a history of depression and leaving without saying where she is going and when she will return, police said.

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According to police, Brown’s family said they last saw her near the library at the Mason Court housing area.

Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Brown is asked to call Huntsville Police at 256-722-7100.

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