Jan Brewer Has Gone to a Top-Secret Location; No Reward Offered for Safe Return
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The Associated Press has reported that Governor Jan Brewer is not in Arizona, and the public is not to know where exactly she is.
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| Elizabeth Johnson |
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| Glendale PD |
| Jhessye Shockley |
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| Power Ranch Community Association |
| Classified Ad for Harriet the Sonoran Desert Tortoise. |
Gilbert Police spotted one of these speedy creatures making its way along a sidewalk in the Power Ranch subdivision last Thursday. An officer contacted members of the surrounding neighborhood to find out who had lost the 25-pound African Tortoise.
None of the nearby neighbors could recall losing such a creature. Power Ranch staff eventually informed the officer that a resident had reported her tortoise missing a few weeks back.
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| Jhessye Shockley |
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| Glendale PD |
| Jhessye Shockley, still missing. |
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| Glendale PD |
| Jhessye Shockley, still missing. |
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| Glendale Police Department |
| The search is still on for the body of 5-year-old Jhessye Shockley. |
| Glendale Police Department |
| Authorities are currently searching a landfill for the body of 5-year-old Jhessye Shockley. |
Authorities say at least 40 people from agencies including the Glendale Police Department, the FBI, and the Child Abduction Response Team, will be at Butterfield Landfill in Mobile every day until the search is complete.
Investigators have narrowed down a 180-by-200-foot area of the landfill where they suspect Shockley's remains might be. The area is 20 feet deep, which amounts to about 6,000 tons of trash investigators will have to sift through.
See the latest photos from the search of the landfill below.
| Glendale Police Department |
| Glendale police suspect the body of 5-year-old Jhessye Shockley is in a landfill south of the Valley. |
Authorities say at least 40 people from agencies including the Glendale Police Department, the FBI, and the Child Abduction Response Team, will be at Butterfield Landfill in Mobile every day until the search is complete.
Investigators have narrowed down a 180-by-200-foot area of the landfill where they suspect Shockley's remains might be. The area is 20 feet deep, which amounts to about 6,000 tons of trash investigators will have to sift through.
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