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CASE # 449: Madison Erickson (7.21.2007)(FOUND)
This RV was correct.
"go to Lucida Grande - 17, mile marker 32, $16,00 she is safe police have her"
"26"
"29 hors 3 228 look for domestic (sp) report file 6"
"drive thru - warn them before, blue sign"
"in car , yellow car - sports? STS N"
7.22.2007
No pictures yet, I'm very anxious to see if your drawings match!
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — An adopted 5-month-old girl allegedly taken at gunpoint by her biological mother in rural Mississippi was found safe Sunday at a military-base apartment three states away.
The woman and her sister were in custody and others were sought in what authorities said appeared to be a kidnapping that sprang from a custody fight.
On Saturday, two women and an armed man wearing masks stormed into Jennifer and Matt Erickson's home in Itawamba County, near the Tennessee and Alabama lines, Sheriff Phil Crane said. They tied up Jennifer Erickson with an electrical cord and fled with the baby, Madison Erickson, leaving another young child of Erickson's behind.
Jennifer Erickson was able to free herself and called authorities.
Authorities soon focused on the baby's biological mother, Jamie Keifer. They contacted military police at Fort Bragg, where Keifer's sister Rikki Swann lived before returning to Mississippi when her husband deployed to Afghanistan.
Agents and military police searched the area and found a white van with Mississippi plates near the apartment of Amanda Bell, a friend of Swann's. After obtaining warrants, they raided the home to find Madison, Keifer, Swann, Bell and her child, Keifer's 5-year-old son, and two children of Swann's, ages 6 and 1.
The sisters were arrested. Authorities allege that Kiefer took part in the kidnapping and that Swann helped her afterward. Authorities are still looking for a man and a woman they say participated in the abduction.
Madison was examined at Womack Army Medical Center at Fort Bragg and turned over to child welfare workers while the Ericksons traveled from Mississippi to North Carolina to retrieve the girl.
"Apparently (the kidnapping) was related to the adoption of the baby," FBI agent Jason Pack said. "Apparently Ms. Kiefer had changed her mind about the adoption."
The Ericksons have had the baby for most of her life, but the adoption was being disputed, Crane said.
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Thanks, I was stationed at Fort Bragg for about 6 years. Please let me know when any images come in.
Brian
8.29.2007
Subject: Additional INFORMATION FOR Found Missing Persons Case #449 (Madison Erickson 7.21.2007)
I noticed you were waiting for more info or pictures regarding this case. Here’s a picture of a participant, Rikki Swann :
Also, there is more confirmation in this Amber Alert cancellation:
Amber Alert cancelled for 5 month old Mississippi Girl
Posted: Saturday July 21, 2007: 8:17 PM CDT
Updated: Sunday July 22, 2007 11:12 AM CDT
The Mississippi Highway Patrol cancelled the Amber Alert early Sunday morning after the child was recovered safe in Fort Brag, North Carolina at the military base. Two suspects are in custody, and they are investigating the third suspect.
Madison Erickson, a five month old white female with brown hair, brown eyes and weighing 13 pounds.
Authorities say three masked suspects, two white females and a white male, took the baby during a home invasion.
The suspect vehicle is a a gold Pontiac Sunfire with Mississippi plates 3-8-3-T-S-V.
Best,
Linda
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Thanks Linda will post this information.
Brian
