Geontae Glass,AMBER Alert, Dec. 2006 AL. (UPDATED)

Amber Alert Issued for 5-Year-Old Alabama Boy; Cops Say Child Could Be in Danger

Monday, December 04, 2006


ALBERTVILLE, Ala. — A search continues for a vehicle after a man stole a car in which a five-year-old boy was seated.

Alabama State Troopers and Albertville Police issued the Amber Alert for Geontae Glass, who was in a light blue 1994 Nissan Altima with no tag when it was stolen this morning in front of a convenience store on Baltimore Avenue.

The car was last seen traveling south on Alabama 205.

Police said the child's mother was in the store when a pickup truck drove up, a man got out and stole the car. The driver of the pickup also fled the scene.

Authorities said the child, who is black, is considered to be in extreme danger. The youngster weighs about 65 pounds and is approximately three feet tall and was wearing blue jeans and a long-sleeve blue T-shirt.

Troopers urged anyone with information to call the Albertville Police Department at 256-878-1212 or the Department of Public Safety at 334-242-4128; or your local police department.

***UPDATE***

AMBER Alert Update
Date: Mon, 4 Dec 2006

Please note the following updated vehicle information:

The vehicle associated with Geontae Glass is identified as teal or turquoise in color, instead of light blue.

The vehicle is a four-door, 1994 Nissan Altima bearing no license plate.

It was last seen traveling south on Alabama Highway 205.

If you have any information regarding this missing child or this vehicle, please contact the Albertville Police Department at 256-878-1212; Alabama Department of Public Safety at 334-242-4128; or your local police department.



For additional information, please visit the Department of Public Safety’s Web site or our forum here.

***UPDATED AGAIN***

Child was murdered, AMBER Alert was a hoax to try and cover it up. Click on forum for complete story and futher information.

Bryan Dossantos-Gomes 28 Days Old AMBER ALERT 12/1/06 FL

Bryan Dossantos-Gomes 28 Days Old AMBER ALERT 12/1/06 FL


Mother to kidnapper: Bring back my baby


"I only have my baby, nothing else," Maria Fatima Ramos Dos Santos, 23, sobbed in Portuguese at Fort Myers police headquarters, a mother's tearful plea Saturday for the return of her month-old boy, Bryan Santos Gomes, abducted at knifepoint Friday.

"I have been waiting all night long but still my baby is not with me. I look out my windows hoping somebody will come back with my baby," she said, as the baby's father, Jurandir Gomes Costa, stood by her side.


For Dos Santos, the nightmare began Friday afternoon as she and a friend tried to help another woman who claimed she was lost and needed to get to the Pine Manor area of Fort Myers. They got in the woman's SUV and a short time later young Bryan was taken at knifepoint, and Dos Santos forced from the car in Estero, police said.

As a result, a team of 25 investigators are chasing leads trying to find her child, aware time is critical.

For indepth information and posters click on the child's Highlighted name.