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: Criminal Report DailyA Thanksgiving Wish for the Missing
By David Lohr
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Family of Missing Son, Travis Baker Offer New Reward Plea
CUE Center For Missing PersonsFor immediate release
Wilmington, N.C. ? The Family of Travis Baker and CUE Center for Missing Persons offer a new Reward in an effort to locate the missing youth.
Travis Lee Baker was last seen in Catawba County, North Carolina, on April 16, 2007; approximately early to mid day. He and his vehicle a candy apple red 1998 Camero, with a NC tag number WRP8627 have simply vanished.
Baker has three tattoos, his last name in capital letters across his back, the name "Hallie" on his chest and red and black tribal band on his upper left and right arm. Travis Lee Baker: Teen's Sudden Disappearance Baffles PoliceNow, his family is offering a cash reward that will run for 10 days in hope that someone will step forward and just tell them where they can find their son...continue to full postFull post as published by Criminal Report Daily on November 27, 2008 (boomark / email).
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