A Determined Mom Searching For Her Missing Daughter Jessie Foster

05/27/20 • 49 min

Jessie's mom Glendene Grant speaks completely from her heart during this interview. This Episode was especially released today on May 27th as it is Jessie Fosters 36th Birthday, this is another way we honour her!
I really cherish my time with Glendene, we have been special friends for over 10 years now. We both laughed and we both cried during this interview as I heard stories of Jessie growing up. A passionate conversation with an Outstanding Mom. She has NEVER given up hope that one day she will find her beautiful daughter.
Jessica Edith Louise (Jessie) Foster is a Canadian woman who disappeared in the Las Vegas Valley, Nevada, United States, in 2006. On March 24th, 2006 was the last time Glendene heard Jessie’s voice. Jessie is a human trafficking victim. At time of her disappearance: Age 21/ Hair Blonde/Eyes Hazel/ Height 5’6”/ Weight 115 Pounds/ DOB May 27th, 1984.
Private Investigator is Gil Alba, Founder of Alba Investigations Inc. Gil was a former NYPD Detective First Grade, working with Major Case Squad and FBI/NYPD Violent Crime Task Force.
If you have information about Jessie Foster or know the circumstances surrounding her disappearance, please call Glendene (250) 299-3694 or North Las Vegas Police Department at (702) 633-9111
An article "Jessica Foster Disappears at the Age of Twenty-one" was published in Diana Trepkov's first book called Faceless, Voiceless.

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CECE MOORE, THE GENETIC DETECTIVE, An Investigative Genetic Genealogist gives Extremely Valuable Advice!

CeCe Moore is the DNA expert on “Finding Your Roots with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.” She appears frequently on national television on a variety of shows and news networks including ABC’s 20/20 , CBS This Morning, NBC, CBS, FOX, The Doctors, and many more. She has been quoted on the subject of DNA in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, People Magazine, Harper’s Magazine, Business Insider, ABC News, Live Science, Huffington Post, The Root, Washington Times, Discover Magazine’s Gene Expression, Science Blog’s Genetic Future, Genomes Unzipped, Genomics Law Report, Fox Health, CNN’s Paging Dr. Gupta, BioArray News, Eastman’s Online Genealogy Newsletter and many others.
I am so honoured to have CeCe Moore on my Podcast.
CeCe gives such Valuable advice to families of missing loved ones. Not only is she a true blessing for the Police services worldwide but also for the victims of crime, missing loved ones and families of missing loved ones. It was such a pleasure to interview her as I found her to be extremely kindhearted and very genuine.
CeCe is currently in the May issue of People Magazine, page 52-55, this article is titled "The Woman Who Solved 109 Criminal Cases". The current number is now 110 cases solved. Unbelievable and such awesome work CeCe!
Her show the #GeneticDetective premieres on Tuesday May 26th at 10|9c on ABC.
The Genetic Detective series premiere is definitely something everyone should watch!
Let’s protect the innocent and not the criminals!

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Hamilton Police Service Missing Person Holly Ellsworth-Clark

An interview with Holly Ellsworth-Clark's dad Dave Clark with additional input by Elle.
~27 year old Holly Ellsworth-Clark (DOB Nov 24 1992) went missing under mysterious circumstances on Jan 11, 2020 from Hamilton, Ontario Canada.
She was new to Hamilton and had just moved to town in November 2019. She had found a place to live and was attending open mics, making friends and working full time. The week before her disappearance, her world seemingly began to unravel.
Two days before she disappeared, she told her parents that she had been running through the woods and was chased by two men. In the same conversation, she told them that she wanted to come home. Saturday January 11, she had a brief conversation with her father where he told her he will be flying out to pick her up and bring her home to Calgary. She vanished 9 minutes later.
What happened to Holly on January 11th, 2020? Where is she today? The Hamilton Police asks if anyone believes they have seen her to call the Police immediately so they can respond at the time of the sighting, as getting the information after the fact decreases their chance to locate her. If you have any information about Holly's whereabouts please contact the Hamilton Police Service at 905-546-4925 or you may call Crime Stopper at 1-800-222-TIPS.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2477332942595668
Family: 403-437-2552
Search Team: 403-909-2257
Tip Line: www.goamissingpersonscanada/tip-line
Team Email: [email protected]