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Missing Date: Monday 10th August 2009 Missing From: Fremont Oakland California Missing Country: USA Sex: Male DOB: 24/Sep/2003 Age Now: 6 |
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Hassani was last seen on August 10, 2009 at approximately 4:15p.m. He was last seen wearing a gray sweatshirt and gray pants. Hasanni, has cerebral palsy, and was reported by Louis Ross as missing from a car outside a shoe store in Oakland's Rockridge district. Oakland police have indicated the disappearance may be homicide. Both of Hassani's foster parents were arrested in connection with the case but the district attorney declined to file charges due to lack of evidence. Hassani is still missing and needs located. The reward for information about the boy's whereabouts is $75,000. Anyone with information about Hasanni is urged to call the Oakland Police Department at (510) 777-3211 or (510) 238-7934 or Crime Stoppers at (510) 777-8572. or National Center for Missing & Exploited Children |
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Rally for missing Fremont boy
About 20 people attended a candlelight vigil in front of the Oakland Police Department on Wednesday night to mark six months since the disappearance of Hasanni Campbell.
Wednesday night's rally was organized by The Citizens for the Lost, a group cofounded by Sherri-Lyn Miller and Courtney Tascoe-Burris. The group has held fundraisers, vigils and searches since the boy went missing.
"It's really enlightening to see you all here," said Tascoe-Burris, daughter of attorney John Burris, who was advising Hasanni's foster parents for a short time. "All of us are here for a common purpose, because of a little boy lost."
Police said the case remains under investigation. "We have never stopped investigating it. With the level of evidence, witness statements and canvasses, there's a massive level of information that's coming in on this investigation," said Oakland police spokesman Officer Jeff Thomason. "We're still pursuing this case, and we're not going to stop pursuing it until there's closure."
Anyone with information about Hasanni's disappearance may call Oakland police at 510-777-3211 or 510-238-7934, or Crime Stoppers at 510-777-8572. There is a $75,000 reward for information leading to Hasanni's whereabouts.
Source: San Jose Mercury News
http://www.mercurynews.com/breaking-news/ci_14373992?nclick_check=1
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We would like to join the search for Hassani Campbell. Please let us know when the next search will be conducted. We live near Fremont and Oakland and will be happy to help.
Hassani Campbell
Thank you for your offer to help find Hassani. For the latest information on how to assist in the search for Hassani we suggest you visit www.hasannicampbell.com. Contact information is available on there.
Rally Planned For Missing Bay Area Boy - Hassani Campbell
It's been six months since 6-year-old Hasanni Campbell disappeared outside an Oakland shoe store, and volunteers are planning another rally to invigorate the search.
The boy, who has cerebral palsy, was reported missing Aug. 10 by his foster father, Louis Ross, who says he disappeared from a parked car in the Rockridge neighborhood.
Searches have turned up no signs of Hasanni, and police are now treating the case as a homicide.
Ross and Hasanni's foster mother, Jennifer Campbell, previously were arrested on suspicion of murder, then released because prosecutors didn't have enough evidence to file charges.
Rally organizer Sherri-Lyn Miller said Ross and Campbell have since split up and are no longer in contact with search volunteers.
The rally is scheduled for next Wednesday outside Oakland police headquarters.
http://www.kcra.com/news/22423667/detail.html
Hasanni's foster parents have split up
Hasanni Campbell's foster parents have split up and cut off contact with volunteers who are still searching for the boy.
Our media partner, The Oakland Tribune, is reporting that Hasanni's foster parents, Jennifer Campbell and Louis Ross, broke up soon after the birth of their daughter in November.
Ross reportedly has moved to Arizona.
Source: KGO-TV
http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/local/east_bay&id=7252089
Hasanni's foster parents leave Bay Area
Missing Hasanni Campbell's foster parents, who were once suspects in the case, have moved away from the Bay Area.
San Leandro businesswoman Sherri Miller has organized vigils, searches, and fundraisers to try to find the missing boy. At first, the events were with the participation of Campbell’s foster parents.
The Fremont house Ross rented with Jennifer Campbell stands vacant and for sale, the couple having packed up with their new two-month-old baby two weeks ago.
“There was a lot of stuff being thrown away,” said the neighbor. “There was a couple of people who came to help with the move.”
At about the same time, another neighbor said she saw police come around and seize one of the couple's cars, believed to be a white BMW.
Foster father Ross was cooperative with authorities during the investigation until he and Jennifer Campbell were arrested on suspicion of murder and jailed briefly. Charges were never filed due to lack of evidence.
“Once they were arrested, they cut off contact with everybody,” said Sherri Miller.
Miller said in December, when volunteers tried to post missing flyers around the couple's Fremont home, Ross told them to "get the hell out."
Hearing the couple may be gone for good affirmed Millers worst fears about their motives.
Monday night, KTVU spoke by phone with Hasanni's maternal grandmother. She said she did not know where the couple is, or if they're still together.
A rally is planned outside Oakland Police headquarters on February 10th to show Hasanni Campbell has not been forgotten.
Source: KTVU
http://www.ktvu.com/news/22407315/detail.html
Volunteers Renew Interest In Missing Fremont Boy
FREMONT, Calif. (KCBS) -- Volunteers fanned out Saturday in hopes of reviving public interest in the case of a 6-year-old disabled boy who's been missing since August.
The group gathered at the Park & Ride off Ardenwood Blvd. in Fremont armed with fliers bearing updated photos of Hasanni Campbell.
"We're out here trying to get his story back out there and let people know he needs to be found," said volunteer Sherri-Lyn Miller.
The volunteers will focus their efforts primarily in the Newark/Fremont area as well as Hayward and Berkeley.
"We want to go out at least once a month, re-search areas, search areas where we haven't searched. There's a lot of territory to cover; Fremont alone is over 100 square miles," said search coordinator Wayne Slack Sr.
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http://tinyurl.com/ykyeswz
Hassani Cambell
I would like to help look for him the next time you all go out please contact me via email. He MUST be found. Thank you in advance for your concern and dedication.
-Become the change you want to see in the world -Ghandi
Hasanni Campbell
Thank you for your offer to help find Hasanni. For the latest information on how to assist in the search for Hasanni visit www.hasannicampbell.com.
Hasanni Campbell investigation - $75,000 reward
The article by Tammerlin Drummond, a columnist with the San Jose Mercury News, posses many questions about the circumstances surrounding Hasanni Campbell's disappearance and its investigation, which does not appear to be progressing.
The police remain convinced that Hasanni is no longer alive and that his foster parents, Louis Ross and Jennifer Campbell were involved in this. The police have been unable to provide evidence of this for charges to be made against them and they do not appear to making any progress in finding this evidence and are also not actively searching for Hasanni. Ross and Campbell are refusing to speak further to the police or the media about Hasanni.
Volunteers are still making efforts to find Hasanni, without any apparent involvement of the foster parents or direct assistance from the police.
Anyone with information is urged to call the Oakland Police Department at 510-238-7934 or Crime Stoppers at 510-777-8572.
The reward for information leading to the conviction of the person or people who abducted Hasanni is $75,000. For information on how to assist in the search for Hasanni visit www.hasannicampbell.com
Source: San Jose Mercury News
http://www.mercurynews.com/columns/ci_13782127
Web site for Hasanni Campbell
For the latest information on how to assist in the search for Hasanni visit www.hasannicampbell.com.
Hasanni Search Organizer Combats Waning Public Interest
Sherri Miller has been organizing searches and vigils for young Hasanni Campbell since the 5-year-old disappeared in August.
A small core of volunteers continues to look for the boy, who suffers from cerebral palsy. Miller is counting on the larger reward now being offered to recapture the public's attention.
“He’s still missing and he needs to be found,” she said.
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http://www.kcbs.com/Hasanni-Search-Organizer-Combats-Waning-Public-Int/5...
$75K reward, few leads for missing Oakland boy - Hassani C.
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Volunteers trying to find a 5-year-old Oakland boy who's been missing for more than three months are hoping a $75,000 reward will bring some fresh leads to the case.
They've held a number of vigils for Hasanni Campbell since he was reported missing Aug. 10, but they say the latest one Tuesday had a poor turnout. Authorities and volunteers have now raised the reward, up from the $60,000 announced in September.
Hasanni, who has cerebral palsy, reportedly went missing when his foster father, Louis Ross, briefly left him alone in a parked car in the city's Rockridge neighborhood.
Police initially arrested Ross and his fiancee, Jennifer Campbell, on suspicion of murder, but prosecutors declined to file charges due to lack of evidence. Authorities say searches have turned up no significant leads in the case.
http://www.vcstar.com/news/2009/nov/11/75k-reward-few-leads-for-missing-oakland-boy/
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Hassani campbell
What is the current status of your search efforts for this little boy? Is it still high priority? Any suspects/last sighting or any video with him? Leads?
I am so worried about this child, especially when someone in my family is afflicted w/ the same disease & is the same age.
My heart and prayers go out to this child every day.
Hasanni Campbell
There are no knew leads at this point and no information. We will be holding a fundraiser and an awareness event at Garre Winery 7986 Telsa Livermore, CA 94550 on November 1, 2009 from 2pm to 8pm to raise funds to continue our search for Hasanni Campbell.
Tickets are $30 an includes dinner, live entertainment, entry into the door prizes. We will have vendors and awareness groups.
PLEASE COME OUT AND SUPPORT THE SEARCH FOR HASANNI
Hassani Campbell
Hassani is still very much in my thoughts too and we are all hoping for his safe return.
Unfortunately we don't have any further updates at the moment, but we will add news to Hassani's blog if anything comes to light.
Thank you for your concern and for continuing to keep Hassani in your thoughts.
Best wishes Ellen
Event to help finance search for missing Fremont boy
It's nearly two months since Hasanni Campbell, a 5-year-old boy with cerebral palsy, was reported missing and the attention the case is getting has lessened significantly. Vigils once held weekly are now once a month at the request of his foster parents. An organized search for the boy hasn't been done since the last weekend in September.
Sherri Miller, who has been heading the searches and organizing the vigils, held a planning meeting for a fundraising dinner. Turnout of volunteers was far lower than she expected. "The volunteers that are left still want to do things," Miller said. "We are now at a point where we don't know where to search, so we just have to look everywhere."
Miller and Courtney Tascoe-Burris are planning a fundraising dinner from 2 to 8 p.m. Nov. 1 at Garre Vineyard & Winery, 7986 Tesla Road, Livermore. The winery donated the space, but they need people to arrange, and set up the event. They are also seeking donations of food and silent auction items. Miller hopes people will buy $30 tickets for the event which will include entertainment. Invited guests include Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
"We don't want him to be forgotten," Miller said. "He's still out there somewhere, and we need to find him and bring him home.
Source: Inside Bay Area - Oakland Tribune
http://www.insidebayarea.com/oaklandtribune/localnews/ci_13506910
Thinking of you Hassani ..
Hassani Campbell's 6th birthday on 24th September
Hassani's family privately commemorated his 6th birthday at home.
Meanwhile, 75 volunteers will again comb the hills above the city of Fremont early Saturday morning (26/09/09).
Source: 1590 KLIV
http://tinyurl.com/ye23qyh
SEARCH FOR MISSING FREMONT BOY TURNS UP SUSPICIOUS SWEATSHIRT
The group discovered a gray sweatshirt, child's sock and a piece of a blanket on a hillside.
Police cordoned off the area and inspected the clothing, but say it doesn't appear to have been worn by 5-year-old Hassani Campbell.
Volunteers have been combing the area where Campbell's foster parents claim he went missing a month ago.
Police say they believe Campbell was killed.
http://kliv.com/Search-for-missing-Fremont-boy-turns-up-suspicious/5212392
How Can I help?
I am interested in helping the search party in searching for Hassani. I have been following this story, and it hurts me to know that he has not been found. Please email me, and let me know how can I be of assistance. Thank you
Helping Hasanni Campbell
You can help the search for Hasanni Campbell by emailing findhasanni@gmail.com
Tests being run of shirt found in missing boy case
OAKLAND, Calif.—Oakland police say it could take up to two weeks to analyze a sweat shirt found by volunteer searchers looking for a 5-year-old boy missing for five weeks.
Officer Jeff Thomason says the clothing is being tested even though investigators don't think it belongs to Hasanni Campbell.
Hasanni's foster father, Louis Ross, told police the boy was wearing a gray sweat shirt when he went missing on Aug. 10. The shirt that was found buried in the Oakland Hills Sunday is also gray, but is a different size and brand from Hasanni's shirt.
Ross and his fiancee Jennifer Campbell—Hasanni's foster mother—were previously arrested on suspicion of murder, but released when prosecutors said there was not enough evidence to file charges.
http://www.mercurynews.com/california/ci_13335656?nclick_check=1.
Search planned for disabled Oakland boy
OAKLAND, Calif.—Volunteers plan to scour across Oakland this weekend to search for a 5-year-old disabled boy who has been missing for a month.
Organizer Sherri-Lyn Miller says dozens are expected to help in the search on Sunday for Hasanni Campbell.
Hasanni was reported missing on Aug. 10 by his foster father, Louis Ross.
Ross said he briefly left the boy outside his car in the parking lot of a shoe store where his fiancee and Hasanni's foster mother, Jennifer Campbell, works.
Ross said when he returned the boy, who has cerebral palsy, was gone.
Hasanni is black, 3 feet tall, weighs 30 pounds and was last seen wearing a gray sweat shirt and gray pants. He wears arches on his legs to help him walk.
http://www.mercurynews.com/news/ci_13318393
All Suspects
I'm encouraged to learn that volunteers have not given up hope of finding Hassani. There is a slim possibility that he is still alive. However, I have a theory that the police should be looking at other suspects in this case. Beginning with Hassani' natural parents Shemika Campbell and the father, the police in Oakland, San Francisco, and Fremont could easily rule them both out all persons of interest. After all, the parents had been accused of child abuse, which is why the children were put into foster care in the first place.
Search Organizers Hold Vigil For Missing Boy
On Monday night, about two dozen people gathered for a prayer vigil in honor of missing Fremont five-year-old Hassani Campbell at the College Avenue Presbyterian Church.
It has now been four weeks since the five-year old was reported missing from the Rockridge neighborhood in oakland.
Hasanni's foster father Louis Ross and foster mother Jennifer Campbell attended the service.
This past Saturday, more than 100 civilian volunteers, including the San Jose Search and Rescue Team and the Newark Community Emergency Response Team, searched Lake Elizabeth Central Park in Fremont, according to event organizer Sherri-Lyn Miller.
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"We didn't find Hasanni here and that is good news for us," Miller said. "Now we can go to Oakland and focus on the area where it was reported he disappeared."
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Another search for the missing Fremont boy is planned for this Saturday. Organizers said this time they'll focus their efforts on the Rockridge neighborhood where his foster father reportedly last saw him.
http://www.ktvu.com/bartshooting/20784604/detail.html
Search for missing Hassani continues ..
FREMONT, Calif. (KCBS) -- A group of 100 strong gathered in Fremont Saturday to continue the search for missing 5-year-old Hasanni Campbell.
Volunteers from both the South and East Bay met at Lake Elizabeth in an effort to locate the Fremont boy, who was reported missing on August 10.
"You know, I'm very concerned that if he's out there alive, we'd like to find him," said one volunteer.
About a dozen search teams fanned out around the lake, a diver was brought in to search the bottom and others walked around the park.
Campbell was reported missing in the Rockridge neighborhood of Oakland and Oakland Police said they believe the boy may have been murdered.
His foster parents, Louis Ross and Jennifer Campbell were arrested llast week in connection with the case, but prosecutors said there was not enough evidence and they were released a few days later.
Organizers of Saturday's search said they plan to continue to look for Campbell until he is found and returned home.
http://www.kcbs.com/Search-for-Missing-Boy-Continues/5157176
Hassani Campbell
Hello I would like to know how I can help find this child. I would like to participate in the search at the next one. If you could please email me the next date, time and place, I will be there with my walking shoes on to help find this poor little missing child.
Hassani Campbell
Thanks for your enquiry Nicole. We understand that the searches referred to are organised by a Sherri Miller of the All In One Stop print shop in San Leandro CA. Other than this, we have no direct information regarding these searches.
Reward Increases for information about missing Hassani
OAKLAND, Calif. (KCBS) -- Both Alameda and San Francisco counties have helped to increase the reward for information about missing 5-year-old Hasanni Campbell.
The Fremont boy was reported missing on August 10 by his foster father, Louis Ross.
Both counties have added an additional $25,000 each in reward money, which now stands at $60,000 for information in the case.
Both Ross and the boy's foster mother, Jennifer Campbell were arrested last week in connection with the case.
They were both released as attorneys said there wasn't enough evidence to prosecute the couple.
The Oakland Police Department said Campbell's foster parents continue to be at the center of their investigation into the boy's disappearance.
http://www.kcbs.com/Reward-Increases-for-Missing-Boy/5146933
Search for Hasanni continues Saturday at Lake Elizabeth
FREMONT — Volunteers and donations of food and beverages are needed for the Saturday search for Hasanni Campbell, the disabled Fremont boy who was reported missing Aug. 10.
Sherri Miller is organizing the search of Lake Elizabeth at 40000 Paseo Padre Parkway in Fremont. A certified diver contacted Miller to volunteer his time, and the San Jose volunteer search and rescue team will bring diving equipment to the search, which starts at 9 a.m. Saturday. But Miller said Wednesday she still needs volunteers to register people at the start, assign tasks and assist with lunch.
She said she also needs donated food and beverages to feed the volunteers.
Miller, the owner of All in One Stop, a San Leandro print shop, got involved in the search the day after the 5-year-old boy was reported missing from the rear driveway of Shuz of Rockridge, a shoe store where Jennifer Campbell, the boy's foster mother and aunt, works.
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http://www.insidebayarea.com/trivalleyherald/localnews/ci_13255429
Police say foster parents of Hassani are still suspects
Oakland Acting Police Chief Howard Jordan said today that the foster parents of missing 5-year-old boy Hasanni Campbell are still the main suspects in the case even though prosecutors say there's not enough evidence to charge them at this time.
In a one-minute statement to reporters, Jordan said, "We're asking for the public's help to solve this case and potentially re-arrest Mr. Louis Ross and Jennifer Campbell."
Ross, 38, and Campbell, 30, who lived with Hasanni and another child, a 1-year-old girl, in Fremont, were arrested last Friday, but the Alameda County District Attorney's Office has declined to file charges against them, stating that there's insufficient evidence.
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cbs5.com/localwire/22.0.html
DA Drops All Charges in Hasanni Campbell Case
The district attorney won't file charges against the man arrested in the disappearance of his fiancee's disabled foster child.
That word crossed the wires early Tuesday morning.
Alameda County Assistant District Attorney Tom Rogers says there's insufficient evidence against Louis Ross in the Aug. 10 disappearance of Hasanni Campbell.
Rogers says the 38-year-old Ross will be released later Tuesday.
An attorney who has consulted with the foster parents of the 5-year-old old, who was reported missing three weeks ago and is now believed to have been murdered, said Monday that he was "glad" that no charges were being filed against the foster mother either. Burris said police rushed to judgment in an effort to get new information in the case.
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Sherri-Lyn Miller, a volunteer whose company has created T-shirts and fliers during the search, said the focus should be on locating Hasanni, not on Ross and Campbell.
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http://tinyurl.com/kvc7lw
D.A. won't charge foster dad in Hasanni case
The foster father of a missing 5-year-old Fremont boy will not face criminal charges and will be released from jail, an Alameda County prosecutor said today.
Louis Ross, 38, was arrested Friday on suspicion of murder in what police believe was the killing of Hasanni Campbell. But there was insufficient evidence to charge him, Assistant District Attorney Tom Rogers said.
Rogers declined to elaborate, but said the investigation by Oakland police was continuing.
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/09/01/BA3619GT72.DTL
Missing 5-year-old's foster mother: "We wouldn't hurt him for an
The foster mother of Hasanni Campbell, the 5-year-old disabled Fremont boy who police now consider a homicide victim, was released from jail Monday.
Jennifer Campbell, who is six months pregnant, and her fiance, Louis Ross, were arrested Friday. Alameda County Assistant District Attorney Tom Rogers said no charges will be filed against Campbell, 30, who was released from Santa Rita Jail in Dublin. "There is insufficient evidence at this time, and the investigation is continuing," Rogers said.
Campbell, just hours out of jail, attended a vigil Monday at College Avenue Presbyterian Church across the street from Shuz of Rockridge, where the boy was reported missing Aug. 10.
"I'm not doing well," she said in an interview after the vigil. "I'm inspired by the people who are here. I'm inspired by God. When I was incarcerated, my faith was stronger than ever."
Asked what she thinks will happen to Ross, she said: "They didn't have any evidence to hold me. They shouldn't have any evidence to hold him either. We wouldn't hurt (Hasanni) for anything in the world. Anyone who knows me knows that. Anybody who knows (Ross) knows he's not capable either."
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http://www.mercurynews.com/topstories/ci_13238632
Hasanni Campbell s foster mother released from jail
The foster mother of Hasanni Campbell, the 5-year-old disabled Fremont boy whose disappearance early last month is now under investigation as a homicide case, was released from jail Monday and will not be charged, an Alameda County prosecutor said.
Last week, Jennifer Campbell, 33, who is six months pregnant, and her fiance, Louis Ross, 38, were arrested on what police described initially as "suspicion of murder."
Alameda County Assistant District Attorney Tom Rogers said no charges will be filed against Campbell, 30, who was released from Santa Rita Jail in Dublin late Monday afternoon.
"There is insufficient evidence at this time," Rogers said, "and the investigation is continuing."
Campbell has refused to talk to police about the case after the arrest, investigators said.
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http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_13242644
No charges against Hasanni's foster mother
The Alameda County district attorney will not file charges against Hasanni Campbell's foster mother in the 5-year-old's presumed slaying, prosecutors said today.
The boy's foster father remains in custody on suspicion of murder.
Jennifer Campbell, 33, who is also the boy's aunt, was arrested Friday on suspicion of being an accessory after the fact in a homicide.
"We are not charging her; there is insufficient evidence at this time," Assistant District Attorney Tom Rogers said.
Her fiance, Louis Ross, 38, remains in custody on suspicion of murder pending a decision Tuesday by the district attorney's office on whether to file charges.
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/08/31/BA1919GD4D.DTL
Murder case to be built even though boy missing
When a Fremont man and his fiancee are called to court this week in connection with the apparent slaying of their disabled 5-year-old foster son, prosecutors will be moving forward even though his body hasn't been found.
Louis Ross, 38, and his fiancee, Jennifer Campbell, 33, who have not been charged in the case, are the latest in a string of East Bay homicide suspects against whom police have built a case without a body.
Ross is being held without bail at Santa Rita Jail in Dublin on suspicion of murdering Hasanni Campbell, while Jennifer Campbell is being held in lieu of $15,000 bail on suspicion of being an accessory in the case.
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http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/08/29/BANQ19FT4B.DTL
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Missing 5-Year-Old's Foster Parents Held for Murder - Hassani
The foster parents of a missing 5-year-old Fremont boy were arrested for murder Friday afternoon in connection with his disappearance, Oakland Police said.
Oakland Police spokesman Jeff Thomason said Friday that Hasanni Campbell's aunt Jennifer Campbell and her fiancee Louis Ross were arrested. Oakland attorney John Burris, who has been advising the couple, said he was notified of the arrests this afternoon but he did not know what the couple was being held for.
Hasanni was reported missing from the parking lot of the Shuz of Rockridge shoe store in the 6000 block of College Avenue in Oakland at about 4:15 p.m. on Aug. 10.
Campbell works at the store and police say Ross was the last person to see Hasanni before he disappeared.
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http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local-beat/Hasannis-Foster-Parents-Arrested-55906027.html
Missing Hassani known for dancing and asking questions
OAKLAND — Five-year-old Hasanni Campbell, the 40-pound Fremont boy reported missing by his foster father two weeks ago, is known to most adults who meet him for his playful laugh and chatty company, his mother said Sunday.
"He's very talkative," Shemika Campbell said near her home in San Francisco. "He asks a lot of questions to everybody, just always so curious."
"He likes SpongeBob and all kinds of cartoons," she added. "And he loves to dance. Not even to just one kind of music. He loves it all."
Campbell said she has not recently spoken with her sister, Jennifer Campbell, who has been Hasanni's foster mother since December and lives in Fremont with Louis Ross, her fiance who reported Hasanni missing in the Rockridge District on Aug. 10.
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http://www.mercurynews.com/breakingnews/ci_13189893
Hassani
Our prayers go to this little one, everyone who loves him and everyone who is seaching for him. may he be found soon
Police Dogs Find No Sign of Missing 5-Year-Old Disabled Boy
Police bloodhounds were unable to detect the scent of a missing 5-year-old boy outside an upscale shoe store where his foster father says he last saw him, according to a police search warrant affidavit.
Police were mystified as to how Hasanni Campbell could have vanished Aug. 10 from a "crowded business district with no witnesses," said the document, which supported a warrant to search the home of the boy's foster father, Louis Ross, in Fremont.
Ross, the last known person to see Hasanni, said the boy disappeared after he briefly left the boy outside his car in the rear parking lot of a shoe store where Ross' fiancee, Jennifer Campbell, works. Ross said he went to the store's front entrance to ask Campbell to open the back door, but when he returned to the parking lot, Hasanni was gone.
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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,541344,00.html?sPage=fnc/us/crime
helping hassani
hi im kaitlyn, 14 years old.
and i live in san jose.!
i just waned to tell everyone, that i have been posting up the missing posters for hasanni campbell, all around san jose.
and im trying to do everything i can to help out this family, even though i am not interacted with them.
thanks for reading. and it would mean a whole lot to me if people new what i was doing to help out Hasanni's family to fight to get there little boy back home.
Thank you for helping to find Hassani
You are very kind to do this Kaitlyn and I am sure that Hassani's family are grateful to you and anyone who helps in this way. It may just be one of your posters that helps find Hassani. Thank you Kaitlyn.
Clock is Ticking for Missing Disabled Boy Hasanni Campbell
“The longer he’s out there and not found, it doesn’t look good,” Louis Ross says, choking up, in an interview about his missing foster son, 5-year-old Hasanni Campbell.
Campbell disappeared Aug. 10 in Oakland, Calif. when Ross left him in standing near the family car in the parking lot behind the shoe store where his fiancée, Campbell’s biological aunt and foster mom, Jennifer Campbell works. Upon seeing that their son had disappeared Ross and Campbell called 911 and began frantically searching.
“Hasanni does not wander away,” Ross told CBS 5 San Francisco.
How can Ross be so sure?
Hasanni was born with Cerebral Palsy, a type of permanent disorder that inhibits development of movement and posture, i.e., he had trouble walking, and according to Ross, could do so with concentration.
http://www.cbsnews.com/blogs/2009/08/18/crimesider/entry5250324.shtml
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surely there must be cameras
surely there must be cameras in the parking lot of the store where the boy disappeared - why cant those cameras be checked? something of those 5 critical minutes must have been recorded somewhere!