CUE Center looking at cases with potential Boyer ties

Authorities say John Boyer ( Pictured above) pleaded guilty to killing a woman, believed to be a prostitute, in North Carolina. He’s facing charges in two other deaths, one in Tennessee and one in South Carolina.In all three cases, bodies were dumped near interstates.The apparent lack of remorse from Boyer has police officers encouraging their colleagues who work near major highways in the southeast to check their unsolved homicide files and missing person cases.

Community United Effort, CUE Center for Missing Persons has put together its own task force made up of several experts in the field of the UNID, missing persons and researchers form various regions, meeting for the first time last night.

PURPOSE: The project is called “Long Haul Territory Killer”. We hope to combine all the cases we have first hand knowledge of, compiled together with existing case facts, interviews and information gathered over the years in reference to any links to John Wayne Boyer.The team has already publicly named a few cases of concern and have reached out to a some investigators on cold cases this past week.
OBJECTIVE: The team will be erecting a web site in an effort to aid investigators on a nation level with tips, cases submissions and facts to help identified cases of unsolved homicides, unidentified decedents and active missing person cases that have lingered for years across the nation.
How we got our name:
Definition Territory: any tract of land; district
Long Haul: a journey over a long distance, esp one involving the transport of goods

http://longhaulterritorykiller.com/

 

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The 8th Annual

NATIONAL ROUND TABLE CONFERENCE 2011 “In Support of the Journey” MISSING PERSONS

March 22nd thru 25th of 2012 

Join us for our upcoming national conference for missing persons and all who work in the arena from advocating, volunteerism, investigation, search and rescue and identification process of those who are lost. This event is open to all who support the mission of finding a resolution for families who have suffered a missing loved one.

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CUE Center looking at cases with potential Boyer ties

Authorities say John Boyer ( Pictured above) pleaded guilty to killing a woman, believed to be a prostitute, in North Carolina. He’s facing charges in two other deaths, one in Tennessee and one in South Carolina.In all three cases, bodies were dumped near interstates.The apparent lack of remorse from Boyer has police officers encouraging their colleagues… [Read more of this review]

 

CUE Center for Missing Persons
PO Box 12714 Wilmington, NC 28405
(910) 343-1131 or (910) 232-1687
Email: cuecenter@aol.com
Website: www.ncmissingpersons.org

CUE Founder Monica Caison, who has dedicated her life to the plight of missing people and their loved ones; Mrs. Caison became a tireless advocate for the missing after being exposed to the families of missing persons at least three times before she was 25 years old. In 1994, she founded the non-profit CUE Center, which is focused on finding the missing, advocating for their causes, and supporting their families. Since its inception, CUE has helped more than 9,000 families in what is often the most confusing and desperate times of their lives. The non-profit CUE Center is funded entirely by donations, and staffed by volunteers.

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On The Road To Remember “National Tour 2011″

The following names below will be featured on this years tour; keeping the tradition of the tour our Honoree for 2011 is TROY MARKS, missing from Louisiana.

Count Down Until The Tour!

Al’Quon Flowers	Dori Myers	Jonathan Holley	Rachel Cooke
Allison Jackson Foy	Emillie Victoria Hoyt	Joseph Pike	Raymond G.Walker
Angela Ramsey	Ethan Ellis	Joshua Smith	Ricky Bethea
Angela Rothen	Eva DeBruhl	Juliann Spates	Robert Leo Fremont
Benjamin Lund	Felipe Santos	Kelly Rothwell	Robert Tyrl
Beverly Meadows	Floyd Price	Kimberly Lagwell	Roger Chambers
Brandi Wells	Fransico Cuevas	Kimberly Thrower	Roger Scott Dunn
Brandy Hanna	Gail Palmgren	Krishonda Townsend	Ronald Paul Cabana
Branson Perry	Garrett Hughes	Leah Roberts	Roxanne Paltauf
Brittanee Drexel	Gaston Callum	Lelia Lewis Bryan	Rozalind Wall
Brook Henson	George Skip Zelaya	Lisa Stone	Samantha Smith
Bryan Hayes	Gregory Vice Jr.	Lucely Aramburo	Sarah Kinslow
Cathy Parrott	Hailey Dunn	Lynitta Hargray	Sherri Swims
Chasity Starr	Hope Meeks	Mark Degner	Shirley Hunt
Chris Bartholomew	Jamie Lynn Southgate	Mary Rachel Bryan	Shonda Stansbury
Christina Lynn Lewis	Janie Lindsey Grooms	Mauricio Arcia	Stephen Wolcok
Clartha McLeod	Jarrod Johnston	Megan Maxwell	Tabitha Franklin
Clinton Nelson	Jason Bolton	Melinda Harder	Tamara Toy
Crystal Soles	Jeffery Combs	Michael Austin Davis	Tammy Ferguson
Darryl Miller	Jennifer Kesse	Michael Rustin	Terrance Williams
Deborah Lowe	Jennifer Patterson	Monica Appleton	Timothy Jason Smart
Debra Asbury	Jessica Lowery	Monica Carrasco	Timothy Johnn Schiavo
Dedrick Smith	Jessica Schreiber	Pam Biggers	Troy Lee Jacobs
Delores Melton	John Dial	Pamela Bradshaw	Virginia Wood
Delwin Locklear	John Rowan	Patrick DiFranseco	Wesley Dale Morgan
Donna Michele Barnhill	Jon Shadden	Patti Vaughan	William Pounds
Donnie Payne	Jonathan Brackett	Priscilla Rogers	Yvonne Belcher

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The national tour is slated for October 21-29, 2011 and the route will be update daily. If you would like to attend a rally stop, be a sponsor, volunteer or get involved, please contact our center at cuecenter@aol.com or call 910-343-1131 anytime. Thank you

The following list of rally stops and host 2011:

Date & time of Stop/Hosted By	Address	City
Friday, October 21, 9:30 am	120 Legend Rd, 28358	Lumberton, NC
Family of Delwin Locklear
Friday, October 21, 11:30 am	3631 Army Road, 28376	Raeford, NC
Family of Roger Chamberlin
Friday, October 21, 4:00 pm	505 Weisner Street, 27127	Winston Salem, NC
Family of Dedrick Smith
Friday, October 21, 6:30 pm	18 North/ 101 NW Market Place 28659	North Wilkesboro, NC
Family of Jeffrey Combs
Saturday, October 22, 1:30 pm	Pruett’s Signal Mountain Market	Signal Mountain, TN
Friends of Gail Palmgren	1210 Taft Hwy, 37377
Saturday, October 22, 4:30 pm	Smith Lake Park	Cullman, Alabama
Family of Tabitha Franklin	416 County Road 385, 35057
Sunday, October 23, 3:00 pm	3916 Pine St., 75401	Greenville, TX
Family of Sarah Kinslow
Sunday, October 23, 7:00 pm	Mineral Wells City Park	Mineral Wells, TX
Family of Krishonda Townsend	1200 West Hubbard Street, 76067
Monday, October 24, 9:30 am	City Lake Park	Mesquite, TX
For the Love of Lisa Org.	403 S Galloway Avenue
Monday, October 24, 2:00 pm	St. Andrew’s United Methodist Church	Killeen, TX
Family of Ben Lund	1000 Florence Road
Monday, October 24, 7:30 pm	4011 Ted Trout Drive, 75904	Hudson, TX
Family of Hope Meeks
Tuesday, October 25, 10:30 am	Claiborne Park (Front Pavillion)	Vidor, TX
AMALP & Family of Kimberly Langwell	4105 North Street, 77662
Tuesday, October 25, 4:00 pm	19202 Highland Road, 70809	Baton Rouge, LA
Family of Troy Marks
Thursday, October 27, 9:30 am	Courtney Campbell Causeway	Tampa, FL
Friends & Family of Kelly Rothwell
Thursday, October 27, 2:00 pm	Fort Pierce City Marina	Fort Pierce, FL
In Memory of Nick Halliday	1 Avenue A, 34950
Thursday, October 27, 7:30 pm	The Church at Argyle	Jacksonville, FL
Family of Austin Davis, Finders HOPE	6823 Argyle Forest Blvd, 32244
Friday, October 28, 2:00 pm	Florence Co. Sheriff’s Office	Effingham, SC
Family of Clartha McLeod, FCSO	Law Enforcement Complex
	6719 Friendfield Road, 29541
Friday, October 28, 4:30 pm	McDonald’s	Georgetown, SC
Family of Garrett Hughes	near: Brittanee Drexel’s Billboard
	307 North Fraser St, 29440
Saturday, October 29, 10:00 am	Chapin Park	Myrtle Beach, SC
Image Publicity	1400 North Kings Highway, 29577
Saturday, October 29, 1:15 pm	Britt Motorsports	Wilmington, NC
Grand Finale	6431 Market Street, 28405
CUE Center for Missing Persons

 

WHAT ARE SOME IDEAS FOR A RALLY STOP?
Candle Light Vigils
Balloon Release
Display Board, Banners, Signs, Marques
Guest Speakers; law enforcement, town/state dignitaries, community leaders, pastor, etc.
Tribute Performances
Tables set up for displays of missing persons photos and information
Public event or safety activities
Invite the public, family, friends and media (our team will aid in media coverage)

WHAT TYPE OF LOCATIONS HAVE BEEN USED FOR RALLY STOPS?
Police – Sheriff Departments
Government Agencies, i.e. Mayor, Town Hall
Parking lots of stores that have frontage or businesses alike
Home of the families of the missing
Parks of any kind or large grassy areas
Local churches, Schools, Community Buildings

National Tour Purpose and Inspiration

The annual tour was created to generate new interest in cold cases of missing people across our nation. The inspiration came in 2004 from the case of North Carolina college student Leah Roberts, who had gone on a cross-country trip of self-exploration. Her wrecked and abandoned vehicle was found, but Leah is still missing. Leah’s case went cold and interest faded until CUE volunteers set out on a grueling 14-day trip to retrace her route and inform the media of all those who were missing in the path of the tour. In the years to follow, it only seemed right to keep hope alive after families across the country voiced the need for more help and supported the tour idea.

National Tour Objective

The national road tour, called “On the Road to Remember,” is an awareness campaign that focuses on missing persons cases that have gone cold or have not received appropriate media coverage on the local level – much less the national level.. The tour, which travels through many states annually, provides that attention.

In all cases of missing people, it is vital to inform the public of the missing person’s circumstances quickly and to disseminate that information to the media and the public. In most cases where details are released immediately to the public through an organized campaign, the public brings forth information that aids in the investigation and or the location of the victim. The media plays a significant role in getting the word out on the behalf of the missing person and should be recognized as a vital resource to any investigation.

Interest in many of the cases we have featured in previous tours has been renewed. The media has learned about local cases they were unaware of; case investigations have been renewed, and searches conducted. Information has resulted in new leads in some cases, and has even helped identify an unknown decedent and in 2008 solved a cold case of twenty eight years. And finally, each tour some of the missing featured have been found from various efforts, which is the main reason we conduct the tour despite the toll it takes on our all-volunteer staff.

It is the belief of the CUE Center for Missing Persons that all investigations, the public, volunteers and the media should work in collaboration on cases involving missing children and adults; until this happens, their will continue to be cases of the missing labeled “cold” or “inactive.”

 

WHAT DO I NEED TO SUBMIT MY MISSING PERSON
Photo
All vital stats on missing person
All agency and law enforcement contact numbers and web sites concerning missing person
Written consent for your missing person to be featured for CUE Center for Missing Persons
Video or other content to be included in the DVD distributed during the tour

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Mission
To join efforts with all concerned, seeking closure of tragedies; as we remain in search of the missing.

Phone: (910) 343-1131
PO Box 12714
Wilmington, NC USA 28405
http://www.ncmissingpersons.org

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News 14 Carolina|Unsolved missing persons cases around our state

News 14 Carolina in cooperation with the Cue Center for Missing Persons in Wilmington, is taking a closer look at some unsolved missing persons cases around our state.

 

Missing person inspiration for cross-country road trip Leah Roberts went missing in 2004. The NC State grad disappeared while on a cross country trip. Her case is the inspiration for the Cue Center’s annual Road Tour. Now volunteers set out on a grueling journey bringing attention to other unsolved cases, including some from right here in North Carolina. 10/23/2011 05:22 PM

‘On the Road to Remember’ tour targets missing persons cases The group “Community United Effort” or CUE was in the Sandhills region Friday to bring awareness to several missing persons cases. Friday’s event kicked off the organization’s annual “On the Road to Remember” tour. CUE volunteers met with family members and local law enforcement in an effort to continue the search for those who are missing. 10/21/2011 07:04 PM

Cold cases re-examined following multiple charges against Boyer Crime investigators across the state are taking another look at some cold cases after new murder charges were filed Tuesday against accused serial killer John Wayne Boyer. Boyer is now tied to three murders in three states including North Carolina. 09/14/2011 05:37 PM

Case of missing Moore County teenager from 2004 given new look Investigators have given the case of a missing Moore County teenager a fresh look. Jaime Southgate, 15, disappeared shortly before Christmas in 2004 09/04/2011 03:34 PM

 

Oldest missing persons case in NC gets new look

One of the oldest unsolved missing person cases in North Carolina is getting another look by investigators. Leila and 4-year-old Mary Bryan went missing on May 10, 1941 in Carolina Beach. Shortly after they disappeared, the case received national attention. However to this day, no one really knows what happened to the mother and daughter duo.

 

 

Search continues for missing mother

Jessica Lowery, 25, disappeared in December of 2005 from Robeson County. Her family now hopes that anyone with information will come forward. Since her disappearance, there has been little to no information in the case.

Hoke County investigators look into two cold cases

Two missing persons cases in Hoke County are getting a fresh look from investigators. Both Troy Jacobs and Roger Chambers’ case puzzles detectives because there are few clues to work from. However, family members and law enforcement hold out hope that someone knows details that will help investigators.

 

Volunteers search for Wilkes Co. man missing 2 years

The search continued this weekend for a Wilkes County man who has been missing for more than two years.

N.C. Missing generates 60 tips in 2010

Every month, News 14 Carolina in cooperation with the Cue Center for Missing Persons takes a closer look at some unsolved missing persons cases from around our state. While our stories have generated numerous tips, too many cases go unsolved.

Family of Asha Degree still hopeful 11 years after disappearance

Asha Degree was nine years old when she walked out of her home near Shelby in the early morning hours of Valentine’s Day, 2000. Motorists saw the young girl walking highway 18 at 4 a.m., but she was never to be seen again.

Search for missing boy continues 10 years later

Four-year-old Tristen “Buddy” Myers disappeared from his rural Sampson County home nearly a decade ago. His disappearance unfolded just months after the boy came to live with relatives in North Carolina. Roseboro residents and investigators still hold out hope they will find out what happened.

Cue Center Road Tour aims to solve cases in North Carolina

Leah Roberts went missing in 2004. The NC State grad disappeared while on a cross country trip. Her case is the inspiration for the Cue Center’s annual Road Tour. Now volunteers set out on a grueling journey bringing attention to other unsolved cases, including some from right here in North Carolina.

Family continues search for missing son

Dedrick Smith, 26, disappeared from Winston-Salem in October 2006. Smith suffers from a mental illness and is in need of medication. Police and family continue to search for answers in his case.

3 cases of missing North Carolina men still unsolved

Missing children often dominate headlines. But across North Carolina, there are hundreds of adults who disappear, leaving family members distraught and with many questions.

Cue Center conference wraps up with candlelight ceremony

Family and friends lit candles Saturday night in honor of murder victims and those still missing. The candlelight service wrapped up the Cue Center’s annual conference this weekend.

Forensic artist gives new hope to 1978 missing child case

After 31 years of not knowing, Donna Green could be a step closer to finding her missing child, all because of a chance meeting with world renowned forensic artist Diana Trepkov.

911 call changes direction of missing woman investigation

At first, investigators thought Shonda Stansbury, a woman who went missing in 2006, may have left on her own, but a 911 call a few days later told a different story.

Friends hope new information will lead to justice

Debbie Key disappeared from a Carrboro bar in 1997. Authorities believe she was murdered, but her body was never found. A man even confessed to killing her, but that admission was thrown out, leaving friends and family wondering if justice will ever be served.

CUE Center For Missing Persons Online Campaign

CUE’S SEARCH EFFORT

You can help make a difference by supporting the CUE Center for Missing Persons in its online campaign in an effort to raise funds for their continued search effort for missing children and adults; CUE (Community United Effort) is a 501(c)3 tax exempt national organization.

In 1994 the CUE Center for Missing Persons was founded to aid cases of missing persons; funded entirely by donations, and staffed by volunteers. CUE Founder Monica Caison, has dedicated her life to the plight of missing people; which is focused on finding the missing by way of investigation and active search efforts, advocating for their causes, and supporting their families. Since its inception, CUE has helped more than 9,000 families in what is often the most confusing and desperate times of their lives.

Thank you for any consideration.

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Decks of cards featuring 52 cases of unsolved homicides, missing persons, wanted persons and the unidentified in an effort to bring awareness of cold cases.

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