Deceased/Not Found NE - Camisha Hollis, 34, Omaha, 2 Apr 2018 *GUILTY*

Search for Camisha Hollis continues Friday
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Friday, family and friends of missing missing Omaha mother Camisha Hollis will continue their search.
They are asking volunteers to join their effort to find Camisha, who was last seen on April 2. They will search for any sign of her at a state park in Iowa, about an hour away.
Dozens of people have already searched downtown Omaha, area lakes and parks and neighborhoods around the Metro.
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Camisha, where are you?

I think it’s time the police start checking out Council Bluffs.


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Thinking of you and praying for you, Camisha!

May your family find strength and endurance as they continue to search for you!


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One month ago, 34-year-old Camisha Hollis disappeared. Her family reached out to our department for help.

We immediately began our search for the mother of three. Our team followed leads, conducted interviews and we reached out to all of you for assistance, sharing her driver’s license photo. Still concerned for Camisha, her family has provided new photos.

They are asking the public to look at these images, hoping someone will recognize her.

We are continuing our search for Camisha. If you have any information, we ask that you call our Homicide Unit at 402-444-5656 or Omaha Crime Stoppers at 402-444-STOP. You can also submit a Crime Stoppers tip online athttp://www.omahacrimestoppers.org/sitemenu.aspx?ID=642.
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Partner of missing Omaha woman to stand trial on child abuse charges

Marvin Young, the boyfriend of a missing Omaha woman, hasn't been charged in connection with the woman's disappearance.

But Young may have been the last person to see Camisha Hollis. Hollis' family and friends who attended Young's court appearance Monday wanted Young to provide information about her.

"Where's Camisha at?" a woman yelled as Young was being escorted out of the room by Douglas County sheriff's deputies. "Justice will be served."

Young, 36, will stand trial on three counts of intentional child abuse and resisting arrest, Douglas County Judge Thomas Harmon ruled Monday.

Hollis' mother, Martha Hollis, said after the hearing that she thinks Young is involved in her daughter's disappearance. She said the family is "still hoping for the best and ... still prepared for the worst. Just hoping we find her."

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Omaha Police Detective Sarah Spizzirri testified Monday that Young and Hollis were at their home near 56th Street and Hartman Avenue on the evening of April 1. Sometime that night, Young gave his three daughters a purple liquid and told the girls to take it so they could go to sleep, Spizzirri said.

The daughters, ages 10, 8 and 6, later told detectives they were not sick and don't know why they were given medicine. The 10-year-old said she attempted to stay awake because an argument between Young and Hollis scared her.

"She said she was paralyzed with fear because it was very loud and scarier than any time prior," Spizzirri said.

At some point, the detective said, Young gave the 10-year-old a second dose.

The girls woke up about 8 a.m. the next morning and were alone, Spizzirri said. Young and Hollis were gone, along with Hollis' red car and the 10-year-old's cellphone. Officers went to the home about noon April 2 and found Hollis' blood and two spent shell casings, authorities have said.

Detectives also found a bottle of a medication called "Sleeptime," Spizzirri said. The instructions on the medicine said it should not be given to children under 12 years old.

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Family works to keep missing woman's story alive

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) -- As detectives try to locate an Omaha woman, missing since early April, her family and friends celebrate a milestone. It's their way of keeping her story alive, even if they suspect the worst.

Monday was Camisha Hollis' 35th birthday. But it's bittersweet. Hollis is nowhere to be seen. Her live-in boyfriend Marvin Young is in jail, not for her disappearance, but for child abuse. Prosecutors say he gave medicine to their three daughters to put them asleep the night Camisha disappeared.

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Police give update on Camisha Hollis, Jasmine Harris
The release said that progress has been made in both investigations and that the police want to "keep the cases in the forefront of the community."

Hollis, 35, was last seen at her home on 57th Ave. on April 2, 2018.

Police said they are following all leads and using available technology to continue to investigate the case.
 
Omaha families in search of justice for lost loved ones

Three families. One bond. A connection none of them ever wanted.

"Every day. Every hour. Not a minute goes by that we don't think about her,” said the aunt of Jasmine Harris.

“We haven't heard from her or seen her and it's been a nightmare not knowing what happened,” said Martha Hollis, the mother of Camisha Hollis.

Loved ones lost to violence.

Camisha Hollis, Jasmine Harris, and Janee Hadan were remembered citywide, Saturday. Their keepers released pink balloons in the hope they'd find them.

“We can all come together for one common cause, which is bringing justice for our loved ones,” said Makayla Walker, sister of Janee Hadan.

34-year-old Hollis is still missing after eight months.

Her 10-year-old daughter told police she heard her father beating Hollis the night she vanished.

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