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Lumberton Police Department | 11/12/2018 4:34pm (EST)

The Lumberton Police Department and the FBI ask for continued assistance to locate 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar. The public helped to locate the stolen SUV. We appreciate the support of the community and once again ask you to call us with information. Please see the attached update.

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Lumberton Police Department | 11/12/2018 4:50pm (EST), Posted in Spanish

El FBI y el Departamento de Policia de Lumberton, NC continua solicitando la cooperacion de la comunidad para encontrar a Hania. Les solicitamos a todos que si ha notado que algun conocido a cambiado drasticamente su comportamiento lo notifique a las autoridades. Por ejemplo, si la persona ha dejado de contestar llamadas, o mensajes de texto. Si la persona ha dejado de frecuentrar lugares que normalmente frecuenta o se ha ausentado de trabajo. Cambios drasticos de comportamiento puede ayudar a identificar al sospechoso.

Otro punto en que pedimos a todos es que evite esparcir rumores en las redes sociales. Todos queremos ayudar a que Hania regrese a su hogar. Los rumores solo dificultan la investigacion. Por favor si tiene information llama al 910-272-5871 or 910-671-3845, pero no esparza rumores en las redes sociales.

(Translation by Facebook)
The FBI and the department police department, NC continues to request community cooperation to find hania. We request everyone that if you have noticed that some known to drastically change your behavior notify the authorities. For example, if the person has stopped answering calls, or text messages. If the person has stopped frequented places he usually frequents or has been absent from work. Drastic behavioural changes can help identify the suspect.

Another point in which we ask everyone is to avoid spreading rumors on social networks. We all want to help that return to his home. Rumors only make research difficult. Please if you have information call 910-272-5871 or 910-671-3845, but don't spread rumors on social networks.

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NOV 12, 2018
Search For Missing Teen Hania Aguilar 'More Urgent By The Minute': FBI | HuffPost
The plea for information in the case of a missing teen who was abducted outside her southeastern North Carolina home is growing “more urgent by the minute,” according to the FBI.

The only trace of Aguilar since that time has been the stolen green Ford Expedition, which was found abandoned on Nov. 8 less than 10 miles from the mobile home park. Evidence recovered from the vehicle is being analyzed at the FBI Laboratory in Quantico, Virginia, authorities said.
 
NOV 12, 2018
Finding Hania: Search Continues Into Second Week For Kidnapped Lumberton Teen
At a news conference Monday, Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill asked community members to recount the morning of and days since the abduction.

“Think through the events of the past week, particularly the morning of Monday, Nov. 5, and consider whether you know anything that would help us,” McNeill said. “Is there someone you know who has suddenly changed their normal behavior? Maybe they haven’t gone to work, haven’t come home or they aren’t answering your calls or text messages.”

Authorities say any tip, no matter how small, can help to find the teenage girl. The FBI says it has received hundreds of tips from the community and reviewed hours of surveillance footage in the past week.
 
NOV 12, 2018
FBI, Lumberton police: Call us if you know anyone who has suddenly changed their behavior
“There are a lot of rumors and misinformation being shared on social media. If the information is not from the Lumberton Police Department, if it’s not from the FBI, then it’s not credible, it’s not reliable, it’s not confirmed, and it’s probably not true," said de la Rocha.

When asked about a timeline of events and possible scenarios in finding Aguilar, de la Rocha said "our approach is that she’s alive" and "we have no evidence that indicates otherwise.”

De la Rocha wouldn't comment on what type of evidence was collected and sent for analysis. However, he did say the person seen walking in the area of where Aguilar went missing on video released last week remains unidentified.

He also said "we don’t ever set a time table on our investigations" when asked if there was a point in which the search would be called off.
 
NOV 12, 2018
‘Desperate’ search for kidnapped NC teen reaches day 8
FBI Supervisory Resident Agent Andy Delarocha urged local residents to step forward if they had any information that could potentially assist the case moving forward. “We have to find Hania,” Delarocha said Monday. “We’re making progress every single day.”

“The person responsible for this - if you’re watching this: We’re coming after you,” the FBI said Friday.

Officials called the search for Hania “desperate” and “relentless.”

FBI officials ask the public to report all tips, even if it’s as simple as noticing a change in someone’s behavior.
 
NOV 12, 2018
#FindHania: Reward in Hania Aguilar's kidnapping rises to $20K
The FBI said Sunday they want to talk to everyone who lives near the Rosewood Mobile Home Park, from where Hania was abducted, and also Quincey Drive, where investigators located the SUV.

"We are walking in the neighborhood to make contact with everyone," Shelley Lynch, FBI-Charlotte spokeperson, said. "You may have the info we need to bring Hania home."
 
NOV 12, 2018
Police following 'every conceivable lead' one week into search for abducted girl
Authorities have received hundreds of tips, interviewed dozens of witnesses and reviewed hours of surveillance footage since eighth-grader Hania Noleia Aguilar was kidnapped in front of her Lumberton, North Carolina, home.

It's been one "heartbreaking week," Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill told reporters Monday.

He said investigators are following "every conceivable lead" to find her.

The FBI said there's no indication to believe Hania isn't alive.

McNeill on Monday urged anyone who has a friend or family member who suddenly changed their behavior to come forward. McNeill said strange behavior could include someone who is suddenly not going to work or answering phone calls.
 
NOV 12, 2018
'There's always hope:' One week later, search for Hania Noelia Aguilar continues :: WRAL.com
WRAL News questioned investigators about three possible scenarios: That she is being held against her will; she is with someone she wants to be with; or she's no longer alive.

Authorities said they are conducting the search based on the premise that the teen is still alive.

Debbie Manning, who runs the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, said that there is hope both because of the state's track record with similar cases and frequency at which Hania's story has been shared.

"North Carolina's record in getting these missing children back is extremely high," Manning said. "The use of social media through Facebook, and the police agencies having a Facebook page which the Lumberton Police Department does, brings tips."

Manning said mindset is just as important as any tips authorities recieve.

"There's always hope, and that's what you have to do is think of hope. Even on cases that go on days and months and even years," she said.
 
NOV 12, 2018
Where Is Hania Aguilar? One Week Later A Look At NC Teen’s Abduction Case
Investigators said they do believe, Hania is alive. Andy de la Rocha, with the FBI said, “There’s no evidence that indicates otherwise at this time.”

The Lumberton Police Department Chief, Michael McNeill, said, "Think through the events of the past week, particularly the morning of Monday, November 5th, and consider whether you know anything that would help us. Is there someone you know who has suddenly changed their normal behavior? Maybe they haven’t gone to work, haven’t come home, or they aren’t answering your calls or text messages. Any tip no matter how small can make a difference to find Hania."

Andy de la Rocha, with the FBI said, “Someone knows the man seen in the surveillance video. Please call us and help us to identify him.”

Investigators are asking for people who live in the Lumberton area to check their buildings and property for anything that could help them in the investigation. They ask that you look for anything that's suspicious.

Investigators are still collecting surveillance video from homes and businesses near Hania’s home on Rosewood Mobile Home Park. The FBI asks that if you live or have a business on or around Quincey Road and have a video surveillance camera system to please call the FBI tip line at 910-272-5871.
 
NOV 13, 2018
Hania Aguilar search: Call authorities if you've noticed friends, family behaving differently
As the search for missing Lumberton teenager Hania Aguilar enters its second week, the FBI and Lumberton police are asking people to contact them if they know anyone in the area who has suddenly changed their behavior.

“Think through the events of the past week, particularly the morning of Monday, Nov. 5, and consider whether you know anything that would help us," Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill said in a press conference on Monday afternoon and in a press release from the FBI. "Is there someone you know who has suddenly changed their normal behavior? Maybe they haven’t gone to work, haven’t come home, or they aren’t answering your calls or text messages."
 
NOV 13, 2018
FBI increases reward to $25,000 in case of missing North Carolina teen Hania Noelia Aguilar
The FBI on Tuesday announced they are increasing their reward to $25,000 for information that leads to 13-year-old Hania Noelia Aguilar's location or the arrest of the person responsible for kidnapping her.

The bureau asks anyone who lives or owns a business on or around Quincey Road and has a video surveillance camera system to call the tip line at (910) 272-5871.

Lumberton police on Friday said teams conducted a ground search in a one-mile radius of where the vehicle was found. They asked property owners within the one-mile radius to also check their properties for anything out of the ordinary.

$30K reward now offered in search for kidnapped Lumberton teen :: WRAL.com
Eight days after someone kidnapped Hania Aguilar from the yard outside her Lumberton home, officials with the FBI have upped the reward for information to $25,000.

Lumberton police and the FBI said they have not given up on locating the missing 13-year-old teen, an eighth-grader at Lumberton Junior High School.

Gov. Roy Cooper's office is offering an additional $5,000 for information that leads to Hania, or an arrest.

The SBI said Monday that fake tips and rumors on social media sites are hampering the investigation.

Amber Alert: Police ask public to stop spreading rumors, FBI increases reward
Lumberton police officials, in a news conference Tuesday afternoon, encouraged the public to stop sharing "misinformation" about the Amber Alert case that has rocked the community for more than a week, saying that it is hampering their investigation.

Lumberton Police Chief Michael McNeill stressed that the rumors being spread on social media are making it difficult for them to their jobs.

"We need these rumors stopped," he said. "It makes it harder to find Hania."
 
Lumberton Police Department | 11/13/2018 7:43pm (EST)

The FBI has increased the reward to $25,000 for information that leads to the location of Hania or information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for kidnapping Hania.
New missing posters are attached.

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Lumberton Police Department | 11/13/2018 7:44pm (EST)

The following message is from Hania's Mother. A photo of her handwritten statement in Spanish is attached.

"I trust in God that my daughter will return. No one knows the pain I have in my heart. Despite all the criticism and speculation against me, I would never use my daughter’s name in order to take advantage of this situation.
I thank all those people who have provided me help. Please, if you know something, call. I ask everyone not to make absurd comments. For the love of God respect my pain. I only want Hania, my princess, back. I miss her."

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NOV 13, 2018
FBI investigating accuracy of possible sighting of kidnapped NC teenager in Charlotte

The FBI reported on Tuesday that a report had been called in claiming that a person saw someone who looks like Hania Aguilar in Charlotte. As they begin to investigate the tip, the FBI emphasizes that there is no reason at this point to believe that it is accurate.

CMPD is currently working to check on the report at this time.
 
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