The number of days that CJ and Billy have been missing !!!!
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In 1986, CJ and Billy Vosseler were taken from their mother by their abductor, Charles Martin Vosseler. October 9, 2014 marks 28 years – 10,220 days – that CJ and Billy have been missing!
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CJ and Billy Vosseler (1986):Images captured from 13 seconds of video from a company picnic. These are the only childhood photos |
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| CJ | Billy | Charles Jason (CJ) and William (Billy) Vosseler |
The photos below are age progression photos that were created by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children:
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Charles Jason (CJ) Vosseler age progressed to 28 |
William (Billy) Vosseler age progressed to 26 |
Charles Martin Vosseler |
PLEASE NOTE: The FBI is offering a reward of up to $25,000 for information leading to the location of either Charles Martin Vosseler or his two sons.
FBI website wanted poster for Charles Martin Vosseler
| # | NUMBERS OF INTEREST |
| 10,220 | The number of days that CJ and Billy have been missing (336 months / 28 years!! ) |
| 13 | The number of seconds of video available in which to locate pictures of CJ and Billy to give to the FBI. |
| 25,000 | The amount of the FBI Reward for Charles Martin Vosseler. |
| Now | The time to find CJ and Billy and reunite them with their mother. |
THE VOSSELER STORY
- View the Vosseler story from the TV show “Missing Reward” (circa 1989) hosted by Stacey Keach (video on YouTube).
- The following news items appeared in the Foster’s Daily Democrat newspaper from Dover, New Hampshire:
- Still looking for kidnapped Rochester kids 26 years later (10/7/2012)
- Timeline of the Rochester Vosseler case (10/7/2012)
- Group seeks help finding boys abducted in Rochester 25 years ago (09/28/2011)
- Never stop looking investigators continue to search for Rochester brothers abducted by their father (09/25/2011)
- Vosseler: Wanted by the FBI for kidnapping children (10/7/2012)
Nov 122013
Maybe after 26 years in my children’s case, my title for this organization should be Never Ever Stop Looking. As a mother, it is not as if this was just a logical choice I made. It is a need. It is “mothering 101”. It does not matter how old your children are you still think about them, worry about them, miss them, dream about them… and on and on. The only conscious choice I remember involves a conversation I had with myself in the mirror shortly after they were abducted. I was looking at a face that was so devastated and full of emotional pain and fear that it barely looked like me. I realized I was so afraid that I would continue crying or start screaming and not be able to stop. I promised myself that day that I could not allow that to happen. I needed to remain in control of my emotions and fears so that I could do the things that needed to be done to find my boys. And I needed to never stop until they were found. Sometimes children are found because of an active search, sometimes is the smallest detail that prompts further research, and sometimes it is an seemingly unrelated event or that prompts diligent people to act.
The link attached concerns a young man reunited with his mother after 30 years.
Mother of Vosseler Children
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/11/12/21420819-toddler-abducted-three-decades-ago-surfaces-in-san-diego?lites.
Aug 072013
One of the victims from the decade long case in Cleveland recently visited the home she had been held captive in for so long as it was being demolished. Michelle Knight and others released dozens of balloons representing children who were abducted and not yet found. Michelle stated “Nobody was there for me when I was missing, and I want the people to know, including the mothers, that they can have strength, they can have hope, and their child will come back,”
Jul 182013
Technology
My how things have changed – and this time for the better!! Amber alerts and now Smart Phone notifications helped find a missing child in New York quickly.This type of technology was not available 25 years ago when my children were abducted by their father. But communication may still help. Please pass the word, pictures, stories of the Vosseler children so they might have a happy ending too. Thank you for your much needed help.
Their mother