On Patrol:Live – Relisha Rudd is missing from Washington, DC
Relisha Rudd is missing from Washington, DC.
“We Did What We Could, Two Weeks Behind”: Inside The Search For Relisha Rudd
Natalie and Derrica Wilson are no strangers to missing persons cases. The sisters-in-law are co-founders of Black and Missing, Inc., an advocacy organization that assisted with the search for Relisha Rudd after she was last seen with Kahlil Tatum.
Relisha Rudd vanished 6 years ago. Here’s what she might look like now.
Six years after 8-year-old Relisha Rudd vanished in Washington, D.C., the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has released a new age-progression image for what she may look now at 14.
Foundation Aims to Make Missing Blacks a Priority
The foundation founders said blacks make up just 13 percent of the U.S. population, but account for 37 percent of the missing in the FBI's database under the age of 18 and 26 percent above the age of 18.
How D.C.’s Disappearing Girls Highlight The Nation’s Black and Missing Problem
When Kennedi High, a 16-year-old with autism, didn't come home from school in early March, her family in Baltimore knew something was terribly wrong.
There’s A Bigger Story Behind The Viral Tweets About Missing Black And Latinx Teens In DC
Last week, the Metropolitan Police Department sent out a series of tweets publicizing the disappearance of 10 D.C. teenagers who were considered "critically missing."
Lawmakers call on FBI to help find string of missing black girls in Washington
The Congressional Black Caucus is calling on Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the FBI to help in the search for missing black girls in the Washington, D.C., area, following an alarming string of missing children cases from the nation's capital.
‘Hit the Share Button’: Maryland Sisters-In-Law Work to Find Missing People of Color
Tamika Huston vanished in 2004, one year before Natalee Holloway. Both women disappeared under mysterious circumstances: Holloway, 18, during a high school graduation trip to Aruba; Huston, 24, from her home in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Black and Missing Foundation’s Natalie Wilson discusses abductions of people of color and annual 5K race
Natalie Wilson and Derrica Wilson, founders of the Black and Missing Foundation Inc., are sisters-in-law. The pair co-founded the organization to help minority families who are searching for loved ones, a segment of the community that is often omitted from milk cartons, billboards and news headlines.
Where is Relisha? A year later, many still long to find ‘everybody’s child.’
One year ago, 8-year-old Relisha Rudd vanished. The second-grader had been living with her mother and three brothers in a grimy shelter for homeless families at the former D.C. General Hospital.