Elizabeth Thomas Missing

Fifteen year old Elizabeth Thomas was last seen in Columbia, Tennessee, in the company of a teacher at her school, a fifty year old man by the name of Tad Cummins. Now there is an active Amber Alert. It seems that Mr. Cummins planned this disappearance. He researched possible methods the police could use to track him, and he also researched the possibility of marrying someone as young as Elizabeth. Something he forgot is that he is already married, and in America, one may marry as many times as one wishes, but one must get divorced between nuptials.

Below are pictures of Elizabeth, Cummins, and the vehicle Cummins used when he was last seen. There is also a number for anyone with information to call. Please, if you know anything or have seen either Cummins or Elizabeth Thomas, call law enforcement.

Noah Terry Thomas Missing In Virginia

This little boy, Noah Terry Thomas, disappeared this morning in Pulaski County, Virginia. He is five years old, and was last seen at his home at around 9:00 AM. He had on a camouflage raincoat. The police have been looking all over for him; if you see him or know anything at all about his whereabouts, would you please call the number on the poster above and tell someone? And feel free to share this picture everywhere, until the little guy is found.

Terri Horman's Dad Completely Forgot About Kyron

Hey Terri, did your dad ever get all the pieces of information that he needed for Elizabeth Moulton on July 26, 2010? Here's a snippet from his email: "Hopefully, you can help us with the pieces of information needed for Elizabeth".

No one has spoken of an "Elizabeth" in connection to your stepson's missing persons case, and I assume it's personal stuff; but had you and your parents already forgotton about Kyron by the end of July, back in 2010? He hadn't even been missing for eight weeks yet, and your dad was searching for a relative he probably had never met, but not searching for Kyron, a seven year old who was known to him. Nice. No wonder so many people question you in Kyron's disappearance.

From: wa-cemeteries-bounces@rootsweb.com
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Subject: [WA-CEMETERIES] (no subject)

Seriously, Terri. All of you should really get your priorities straight.

 

Why did your father need a tractor a couple of days before Kyron disappeared, anyway, Terri? And why didn't he hug Kyron back in that picture? Was it a vicious game of favorites among grandchildren and step-grandchildren? Or did he just not care about Kyron?

 

Adam Herrman's Adoptive Parents May Spend Time In The Pokey

Remember any of my former rants about this couple?

Well......as it happens.....hopefully.....Doug and Valerie Herrman will go to jail for stealing money from their adopted son, Adam Herrman, while he's been missing since 1999, instead of the court accepting their plea agreement. The judge thought that the mysterious disappearance of their son, along with their ten year failure to report his absence, while cashing checks intended for him every month during that time, was a factor that really set this case apart from others. I have to agree.

Perhaps while sitting in jail, they will remember more details about what could possibly have happened to Adam. Hopefully, they will get no special treatment, and spend their time with the rest of the prison populations where they are housed. How often can it be surmised that a fellow prisoner actually meets someone who has never been incarcerated before, but has been sentenced to the maximum for a first offense which happened to be theft, and is also strongly suspected by the community of being responsible for the disappearance of a helpless child? If I were Doug or Valerie Herrman, I would start talking about Adam's whereabouts very soon. That may be the only way those two can be separated from the rest of the prisoners for their own safety. Well......maybe being locked up won't be that bad for them, but it seems like it will certainly serve them right.

I really hope, after the Casey Anthony trial, that the prosecuting attorneys in Butler County, Kansas put together an airtight case against Doug and Valerie Herrman when they finally have the evidence and statements lined up. I am very encouraged to see Kansas finally begin to send a message to those who would harm children in their care.