The family of a missing teenager who recently suffered a traumatic brain injury continued their search for him today in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, the teen’s mother said.

About 50 volunteers fanned out around the park’s Polo Fields searching for clues about the whereabouts of 19-year-old Sean Sidi, who was last seen in San Francisco on May 21, according to his mother Lynn Ching.

On the day of his disappearance Sidi went to visit a former high school teacher at 150 Oak St. in San Francisco around 11:40 a.m.

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His last cellphone call to his father, Claude Sidi, was made around 1:30 p.m. and has been traced back to Golden Gate Park, Ching said. Search efforts have been focused at the park.

The family has since hired a private investigator, and following the detective’s advice set up an impromptu search effort this morning at the park, Ching said.

Speaking from the Beach Chalet near the park, Ching said about 50 volunteers came out around 9 a.m. scouring the area for clues.

“This is my child’s life at stake,” she said.

Sidi is considered at risk due to his medical condition, according to police.

Ching said a vigil is in the works to be held next week to keep the search for Sidi active.

Sidi is described as being a slim male of mixed Caucasian and Asian descent, with dark brown hair and eyes and braces on his teeth. He is 5 feet 5 inches tall and weighs 120 pounds.

He
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was last seen wearing a black and gray North Face hooded rain jacket, jeans and black canvas shoes. He recently came out of an arm cast and was wearing a black splint on his left wrist and arm.

Anyone who thinks they may have information on his whereabouts should call San Francisco police Sgt. Ann MacKenzie at (415) 734-3268 or go to www.seansidi.com.

A former Alaska man whose girlfriend was found strangled is missing in Hawaii and his family says he may also have been the victim of violence. Brittany Jane Royal was found dead from strangling and police have offered no new information in the case.

Family and friends of Boaz Johnson are still asserting his innocence, saying that they believe he was also a victim. Johnson, Royal’s fiance, has been a “Person of Interest” since the beginning of the investigation and have given misleading hints that he was a suspect at some point.

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His parents, Tom and Kathy Johnson, have traveled to Hawaii with their other son Mark, and are hopeful to find their son alive.

“We don’t even know where the tent is located,” Tom Johnson said, referrring to the campsite where his son and Brittany stayed.

“They told us that they have had people out there for a few days and searched around maybe 6 square miles and they had helicopters out there looking for him or any evidence. But as far as anything else, nothing that I can recall.”

The Johnsons last spoke to their son on May 27, one day before Royal’s body was found in fishing boat line off the lower coastline of Puna.Lt. Greg Esteban of the Hilo Criminal Investigations Section said police are pursuing leads in the case but have not found Bo Johnson.

“As a result, he is still considered a missing person and he is not excluded as a suspect in the (homicide) case,” he said.

Police photos of the campsite did not look like a crime scene, Kathy Johnson said.”There was a photo that showed their guitars and ukulele neatly stacked up in the corner of the tent,” she said.

“If there was a struggle in the tent, they probably should have been knocked around and on the ground.”

Police have sent evidence from the campsite to a forensic lab, Estaban said.The Johnsons met Royal in April in Alaska and learned she was pregnant.

The couple then traveled to Tustin, Calif., to see Royal’s parents.They planned to buy 10 acres of land on the Kalapana lava field to build a home and start an organic farm. Johnson spoke of the plans in his last conversation with his father.”

He was upbeat because he was about to do the most important thing he’d ever done in his life; that was to get that property the next morning,” he said.

Johnson didn’t appear for the property appointment. Police issued a bulletin about his disappearance May 30.

One of Johnson’s sisters said her brother had been threatened by a commercial lava tour operator after Johnson took a family out to see lava flows.

“He just showed up at my brother’s house in Kalapana,” she said. “He was under the impression that we’d been taking these people out to the lava for pay. He said he owned all 900 acres of the lava, that he owned it and that we weren’t allowed to go out there.”

The guide, she said, threatened to shoot up the house if Johnson persisted in giving tours.

Mark Johnson said he wants police to investigate the threats against his brother.

“Whatever channels it takes to go through the legal system, that’s what we’re gonna be willing to do,” he said.Tom Johnson said his son was not involved in Royal’s death.

“He would not do that,” he said. “This isn’t just two people who met and camped together one night. They were in love. He loved her and he was looking forward to having that baby and making a life for them out there. That was the most important thing to him.”

The Yuma Police Department is seeking your assistance in locating Emily Lynn Heiber, 19 year old of Yuma. Heiber is described as a white female, 5-7, 130 lbs, with light brown hair and green eyes. She may have darker short brown hair and likes to wear wigs. Heiber has a cross tattoo across her back. She goes by the nickname of “Hippie” and dresses as such. Heiber has not been seen or in contact with family in over four months.
Detectives are requesting to speak with Heiber’s associate, Anita Smith. Smith is described as a 34 year old female, 5-3, 165 lbs, with brown hair and brown eyes.

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The Yuma Police Department encourages anyone with any information about this case to please call Sgt. Ron Rodriguez (928) 373-4678or 78-Crime at (928) 782-7463 to remain anonymous. Remember if your information leads to an arrest you may receive up to a $1,000 cash reward. PLease refer to case number 13-20335.

Police are looking for a Grand Rapids mother of three children who hasn’t been seen by her family since May 30.

Latoria Wiley called her home five days later saying she would be returning soon. Police say that was her last contact. Her family says the behavior is unusual.

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The 33-year-old Wiley is black, about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 200 pounds. She was driving a 1997 blue GMC Yukon. Police say calls to her phone go straight to voicemail.

Anyone with information can call police at (616) 456-3604.