MI MI - Jessica Heeringa, 25, Norton Shores, 26 April 2013 *Media, Map Links Only*

http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2013/05/police_jessica_heeringa_case_t.html
Jessica Heeringa case to involve Michigan State Police 'profilers'
Jessica Heeringa’s abduction case is in its third week, and investigators remain focused on identifying a suspect as Michigan State Police profilers plan to assist this week.

“It’s the ‘who’ we’re focused on,” said Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw this morning, May 13.
 
http://fox17online.com/2013/05/13/jessica-heeringa-ad-on-the-big-screen/#axzz2TDqAik5w
Jessica Heeringa ‘Flyer’ On The Big Screen
As each day passes it gets harder and harder for Jessica Heeringa’s family, but one thing that keeps hope alive, the continued out-pouring of support from the community.
Steven Mayes doesn’t know Jessica or her family, he met them just recently at their command center.“I guess it was their pain of not knowing where their loved one is, I mean that`s what drew me to it” said Mayes.
Like so many, since the news of Jessica’s disapperane broke, Mayes knew he had to do something. “That was the thing I didn`t expect a call back really, I was just spit balling out ideas.” He thought, what better way to reach people than the big screen?

Read more: http://fox17online.com/2013/05/13/jessica-heeringa-ad-on-the-big-screen/#ixzz2TDqJ1pKh

http://www.woodtv.com/dpp/news/loca...k-three-of-search-for-jessica-heeringa-begins
Week 3 of search for Heeringa begins
The task force investigating the disappearance of Jessica Heeringa hopes to get Michigan State Police profilers to review the case.
 
http://fox17online.com/2013/05/13/exclusive-fox-17-sits-down-with-jessica-heeringas-dad/
Exclusive: Fox 17 Sits Down with Jessica Heeringa’s Dad
We’ve seen Jessica Heeringa’s family out at their command center for the past two weeks but no one’s heard from her father, until now.
The past two weeks have been excruciating for Jessica’s Dad and Stepmom, Pete and Christina Jenkins. Pete says, “My daughters gone and nobody knows where she is.” He hasn’t seen Jessica in seven months saying distance and losing touch are to blame. “I just want her back, that’s all.” Pete says.

Read more: http://fox17online.com/2013/05/13/e...own-with-jessica-heeringas-dad/#ixzz2TGZeltQn

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_...ers-to-assist-in-mich-moms-alleged-abduction/
Jessica Heeringa Update: Police profilers to assist in Mich. mom's alleged abduction
State police profilers plan to assist in the search for Jessica Heeringa, a 25-year-old Michigan mother who disappeared from her job at a Norton Shores gas station last month.
Complete coverage of the Jessica Heeringa disappearance on Crimesider
 
http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2013/05/police_chief_on_jessica_heerin.html
Police Chief on Jessica Heeringa case: Now is not the time for independent ground searches
As days turn into weeks since Jessica Heeringa’s disappearance from a Norton Shores gas station, authorities realize the community is anxious for that big break in the case.
But conducting independent ground searches in an effort to find Heeringa, 25, or evidence leading police to her alleged abductor is not the right answer at this time, said Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw.
 
http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2013/05/jessica_heeringas_abduction_ca.html
Jessica Heeringa's alleged abduction results in at least one 'fraud' for family funds, police say
Authorities are notifying the public of at least one incident of fraud reported in association with the Jessica Heeringa alleged abduction case.
At least one person has attempted to collect money, possibly fraudulently, for the family of the 25-year-old missing Muskegon woman who was allegedly abducted on April 26 from her job at the Exxon gas station on Sternberg Road in Norton Shores, police said.



http://www.wzzm13.com/news/regional...ated-for-falsely-collecting-for-missing-woman
Woman investigated for falsely collecting for missing woman
Police are investigating a woman who was collecting donations for the family of a missing Norton Shores woman.
Police received calls about the woman Tuesday and on May 9th, collecting donations for the family of Jessica Heeringa in the parking lot of the Roosevelt Park Walmart and two strip malls that are adjacent to the Walmart.
 
http://www.wzzm13.com/news/regional/256658/5/Woman-collected-money-for-fake-Heeringa-fund
Police: Woman collected money for fake Heeringa fund
The women accused of collecting money in the name of Jessica Heeringa is well known around the Roosevelt Park Walmart for asking shoppers for money.
Police in Muskegon County say the suspect has a history of panhandling and recently used the Heeringa case to convince people to give her money. The woman told shoppers the money would go to Jessica Heeringa's young son.


http://wwmt.com/news/features/featu...y-scams-linked-search-missing-woman-847.shtml
Police: Beware of money scams linked to search for missing woman
A scam alert is being issued that’s connected to the search for Jessica Heeringa.
The Norton Shores Police Department is getting the word out about people collecting money for the family of the missing woman only to keep it for themselves.
This past Tuesday, police in Roosevelt Park busted a group of people standing outside Wal-Mart who were collecting money to help with the search for Heeringa.
What was the problem?


http://fox17online.com/2013/05/17/jessica-heeringa-scam-suspect-confronted/#axzz2TfAS1BA0
Jessica Heeringa Scam Suspect Confronted
Two women are accused of soliciting money for Jessica Heeringa’s son and police say they are pocketing the money.
Roosevelt Park Police Chief David Boone says, “She went from customer to customer asking for donations- several of the people did give her some money.”
Neither of the women are affiliated with the Herringa Family. Joanne Vaughn was charged with larceny by false pretense. The other woman believed to be involved is Susan Adams, so far she has only been charged with trespassing.

Read more: http://fox17online.com/2013/05/17/jessica-heeringa-scam-suspect-confronted/#ixzz2TfXzFlZb
 
http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2013/05/jessica_heeringas_abduction_ca_1.html
Jessica Heeringa's abduction case nets 'high priority tips' over the weekend
Investigators are chasing down “high priority tips” they received over the weekend in connection to the Jessica Heeringa abduction case, said Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw.
Shaw declined to give details about the information authorities received, but said they consider it “high priority” and on Sunday, May 19, investigators began to actively investigate them.

http://www.woodtv.com/dpp/news/High-priority-tips-in-Heeringa-case
'High-priority tips' in Heeringa case
Investigators trying to find Jessica Heeringa, the 25-year-old who disappeare.d from a Norton Shores gas station on April 26, say they received several promising tips over the weekend.
While Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw wouldn't offer specifics on the latest tips, he did share tip criteria detectives are using.
 
http://www.wzzm13.com/news/article/257211/2/Second-woman-investigated-for-false-Heeringa-fundraiser
Second woman investigated for false Heeringa fundraiser
The case against a second woman, accused of falsely collecting money for the family of Jessica Heeringa, is on its way to the Muskegon County prosecutor.
Roosevelt Park Police are not releasing the suspect's name, but say she's a local woman in her 50s.

http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2013/05/chuck_e_cheese_funds_for_jessi.html
Second woman accused of fraudulently raising funds to send Jessica Heeringa's son to Chuck E. Cheese
A second woman has been accused of fraudulently attempting to raise money in Jessica Heeringa's name.
He said Joanne Vaughan, a 56-year-old Fruitport resident, and the second woman, whose name was not released on Tuesday, May 21, were attempting to raise money to send Heeringa's 3-year-old son to Chuck E. Cheese. Boone said both women have denied the allegations.

http://wkzo.com/news/articles/2013/may/21/norton-shores-police-continue-search-for-jessica-heeringa/
Norton Shores police continue search for Jessica Heeringa
Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw says they still don't have anything major in the search for 25-year-old Jessica Heeringa, but they have some "high-priority tips."
 
http://www.freep.com/article/20130524/NEWS06/305240088/Jessica-Heeringa-missing-woman-tips
Michigan police get 20 tips a day about missing Jessica Heeringa
Police looking for a 25-year-old woman who disappeared from her job at a west Michigan gas station last month are getting 20 tips a day.

http://fox17online.com/2013/05/24/heeringa-search-renewed-over-memorial-day-weekend/
Heeringa Search Renewed Over Memorial Day Weekend
.– It’s been 4 weeks since the 25-year-old mother from Norton Shores went missing. Police say Jessica Heeringa was abducted from the Exxon Mobile Gas Station while working the late shift on April 26th. Since then thousands of tips have poured in but still no break in the case.
Jessica’s family though is hoping the holiday weekend will spark a renewed interest in the investigation.It’s the first time Jessica’s family has been out at the make-shift command center in over a week. Jessica’s Grandma Diane Homrich says “I genuinely feel that they missed us being here.”

Read more: http://fox17online.com/2013/05/24/heeringa-search-renewed-over-memorial-day-weekend/#ixzz2UFmJrl1k
 
http://fox17online.com/2013/05/24/the-latest-on-jessica-heeringa-investigation/#axzz2UJ5jRlj2
The Latest On Jessica Heeringa Investigation
.– It was 4 weeks ago Friday, Jessica Heeringa went missing. She was working the late shift at the Exxon mobile gas station in Norton Shores when police say she was abducted. Investigators have been working around the clock, pouring over thousands of tips but still no sign of the missing mother.
Norton Shores Police Chief Daniel Shaw says they continue to take it day by day, tip by tip.Shaw says they are just forging ahead and every morning they come in, they rededicate themselves to this case.

Read more: http://fox17online.com/2013/05/24/the-latest-on-jessica-heeringa-investigation/#ixzz2UJ6CHsSC
 
http://www.freep.com/article/201305...issing-abduction-norton-shores-police-minivan
Who abducted Michigan mom Jessica Heeringa?
A silver Town & Country minivan may hold the key to solving the mystery: Who abducted Jessica Heeringa?
It has been one month since the young mother vanished from a Norton Shores gas station — stolen away, police say they believe, in a minivan. One month since a witness saw the minivan pulling into the gas station near closing time. One month since surveillance captured grainy footage of the minivan barreling north through the night.
Days turned into weeks and then into a month.
 
http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2013/05/jessica_heeringa_remains_missi_1.html
Jessica Heeringa investigation a month later: Police re-interviewing people
A month ago the family of Jessica Heeringa was notified of baffling news: The 25-year-old young mother had apparently disappeared without a trace from her night shift while working at a Norton Shores gas station.
Today, May 28, the case is just as baffling as investigators are virtually starting over in some instances, re-interviewing people this week who were first questioned when Heeringa first went missing from the Exxon gas station on Sternberg Road.
 
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/30/jessica-heeringa-abduction-update_n_3354505.html
Jessica Heeringa, Michigan Mom, Missing After 1 Month With Few Clues
One month ago, Jessica Heeringa, a 25-year-old mother, was abducted while working the night shift at a Michigan gas station.
Since that day, April 26, family, friends, strangers and investigators with the Norton Shores Police Department have worked tirelessly to bring Herringa home, without success.
Despite the passage of time, no one is ready to give up hope that Heeringa will be found safe.


http://fox17online.com/2013/05/30/staffing-reduced-in-search-for-jessica-heeringa/
Staffing Reduced in Search for Jessica Heeringa
Chief Daniel Shaw of the Norton Shores Police Department says the task force staffing in the search for Jessica Heeringa has been reduced.
Read more: http://fox17online.com/2013/05/30/staffing-reduced-in-search-for-jessica-heeringa/#ixzz2UnHcQu00
 
http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2013/05/jessica_heeringa_task_force_of.html
Jessica Heeringa abduction case task force whittled down due to lack of new tips
The Jessica Heeringa investigative team compiled in an effort to solve the April 26 abduction case has been whittled down a month later, as the volume of information about her disappearance has decreased, police said.
The task force had initially involved investigators from a number of local agencies as well as state and federal authorities after Heeringa, 25, disappeared from the Exxon gas station on East Sternberg Road in Norton Shores on April 26 while she was wrapping up her night shift as a clerk there.


http://www.freep.com/article/20130530/NEWS06/305300086/jessica-heeringa-gas-station-norton-shores
Police scale back search for missing Norton Shores gas clerk Jessica Heeringa
With tips dwindling in the case of a missing 25-year-old gas station clerk, police have scaled back the task force investigating her disappearance.
Jessica Heeringa, police have said, was abducted the night of April 26 near closing time at the Exxon Mobil station on East Sternberg Road in Norton Shores.
Police have fielded more than 2,000 tips related to her disappearance, but because the number of tips pouring in each day has fallen off the number of personnel on the task force has been reduced, Norton Shores Police Chief Daniel Shaw said today
 
http://www.wzzm13.com/news/article/258481/14/Fundraiser-to-help-family-of-Jessica-Heeringa
Fundraiser to help family of Jessica Heeringa
A fundraiser was held Saturday to help the family of Jessica Heeringa.
In response to scammers asking for donations in Heeringa's name, volunteers held a rummage sale in Fruitport.
The proceeds will go to her fiancé Dakota to help pay bills.
Video...


http://investigation.discovery.com/missing-persons/jessica-heeringa.htm
Missing Michigan Mom: 5 Things You Need To Know
Stranger abductions are not as common as people may think. This is why when Jessica Heeringa disappeared from her job as a gas station clerk in Michigan on April 26, 2013 – the public took notice and so did the national media. I can confirm a witness says there was a suspicious man in the area at the time Jessica vanished, police released a sketch of this man in hopes to identify him.
 
http://www.mlive.com/news/muskegon/index.ssf/2013/06/jessica_heeringa_rumor_that_sh.html
Jessica Heeringa rumor, that she's been found, squashed by police chief
Muskegon's Jessica Heeringa has not been found, contrary to rumors this morning that have circulated on social media sites, according to police leading the investigation.
Heeringa, 25 -- missing since April 26 after police say she was abducted from the Exxon gas station on Sternberg Road in Norton Shores while working alone as a night clerk -- remains missing today, June 3, said Norton Shores Police Chief Dan Shaw.
The rumor that she was discovered sort of “spun out of control,” Shaw said, adding that he received a number of calls this morning from “news crews” and administrators of various “Find Jessica Heeringa” Facebook pages.
Asked whether Heeringa had been found, Shaw replied: “Not that we’ve been told.”
“It’s a rumor,” he said.
 

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