Missing From Glidden, Wisconsin Since 10/11/2012 Possibly En Route to California Please Help Find Chiane Walker
Both photos shown are of Chiane. She may be in the company of an adult male. They may still be in the local area or they may travel to California in a maroon two door 1991 Toyota Tercel with Wisconsin license plate 803UHX, shown above. Chaine’s ears are pierced. She may wear glasses. When Chiane was last seen, her bangs were dyed red.
Endangered Runaway
CHIANE WALKER
DOB: Jul 19, 1996
Age Now: 16
Missing: Oct 11, 2012
Sex: Female
Race: White
Hair: Black
Eyes: Blue
Height: 5’4” (163cm)
Weight: 140lbs (64kg)
ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)
or
the Ashland County Sheriff’s Office (Wisconsin) 1-715-685-7640
“Some girls rape easy.”
- An actual piece of advice State representative Roger Rivard, R-Wis. repeated from his father to a local newspaper when discussing the sexual assault of an underage girl by a 17-year-old high school student in December.
What do his constituents think about that?
I boycotted Wisconsin cheese and tweeted about it.
@costcotweets & @dairydoingmore, I didn’t buy db.tt/WRAn8wX4 because of #WI @reppaulryan, @repseanduffy, (cont) tl.gd/j5p5r9
— Ken (@diegueno) September 4, 2012
Paul Ryan has never offered anything of value or consequence to the laid-off workers of Janesville … until Labor Day, 2011.
As he marched with other politicians in the Janesville Labor Day parade, the congressman was confronted by Wisconsin workers who were struggling with high unemployment and bleak prospects. A man was videotaped asking what his representative planned to do to aid Ryan’s unemployed constituents.
“So what should I have to work for to get a job?” the man asked. “Should I have to work the same wages as in China? Should I have to work for $1 an hour?”
Ryan tried to brush his questioner off. But when the man persisted, saying, “C’mon, we’re all here to have a good time.”
When he was reminded that it was Labor Day, which would seem to be an appropriate time to discuss unemployment and the condition of workers, Ryan finally offered something: “Would you like some candy?” Ryan asked.
“Would you like a Packer-Badger schedule?
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is offering a $20,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the individual or individuals involved in the crime related to the disappearance of Kayla May Berg.
Berg was last seen on August 11, 2009, in Antigo.
She was last seen at her father’s home until she was picked up and given a ride from Antigo to Wausau from Kevin Kielcheski. Kielcheski has been cleared of charges related to the case, but police continue to stay in contact with him.
Berg’s mother, Hope Sprenger hasn’t given up on her daughter.
“Deep down inside and I’ve thought it from the beginning, it’s not going to be a good outcome, but until I know that I’ll never stop and I’ll never give up and I will continue searching for her until I know,” Sprenger said.
Antigo police are actively working the case. In an effort to generate new information, they’ve teamed up with the FBI.
“Fortunately enough the FBI was able to come up with some money for this and we’re able to put that reward money out there to help,” said Antigo Police Chief Eric Roller.
Chief Roller says somebody out there knows something. If they can provide that information police need, $20,000 will be theirs.
No tip is considered too insignificant. Roller says it could be just what they’ve been waiting for and could lead to the discovery of Kayla Berg.
“If you know something, please come forward,” Sprenger said.
Berg is described as a white female, 5’02” (at time of disappearance), 108lbs (at time of disappearance), brown hair and brown eyes. Kayla’s ears and navel are pierced. She also has scars on the right side of her nose and on her right shin.
A young man missing in either Minnesota or Western Wisconsin.
Bernadette Gillick was a college freshman in 1988 when she first met Scott Walker. It was spring semester, and she had just transferred to Marquette University. She was assigned a room in O’Donnell Hall (then a women’s dormitory), which she shared with her new roommate, Ruth (not her real name). Ruth was dating Scott Walker, who was 20 at the time, and, according to Bernadette, Ruth was deeply in love with him.
Midway through that spring semester, Bernadette alleges, Ruth found out she was pregnant. She informed her boyfriend, Scott, and initially he was supportive. That support changed to callous indifference for his girlfriend’s predicament after Scott informed his parents of the pregnancy.
Bernadette reports that at this point Scott began denying that he was the father of the baby, and when Ruth said she was considering an abortion, he claimed he didn’t care, as he wasn’t the father anyway.
Bernadette remembers being present when Ruth was dealing with the wrath of Scott’s mother, who allegedly admonished Ruth for trying to “ruin [her son’s] reputation.”
“I supported her [Ruth] as he [Scott] went from encouraging her to get an abortion, to telling me it was in my best interest to keep my mouth shut, to denying that he was the father and having his own mother call her and tell her to stop erroneously accusing her son of paternity,” Bernadette recounts.
Lady, can you just answer one question asked of you about Scott Walker?
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