‼️Missing Juvenile Alert‼️ Kanawha County, West Virginia --> Columbus, Ohio The Kanawha County Sheriff's Office requests the public's assistance in locating the missing juvenile Cloey Shailynn Foster. Coley was last seen on August 22, 2026, at around 6:30 pm on Carver Street in Institute, West Virginia. She is 5 feet 11 inches tall, weighs 105 pounds, and has long black braided hair. She has the following tattoos: names on her left arm, a name written in red ink on her neck, and a faded rose on her right arm. She was last known wearing a silver pearl ring and hoop earrings. She also has a hoop nose piercing. Investigators have information that Cloey may be traveling to Columbus, Ohio, with another female identified as Jordan Desiree. They may be traveling in a white Jeep Wrangler Rubicon with Ohio registration. Anyone with information regarding Cloey’s whereabouts is asked to contact the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office at 304-357-0169 or the Kanawha County Sheriff’s Office Detective Bureau at 304-357-0556. Re: Coley Shailynn Foster NCME Case # 20261881 #coleyshailynnfoster #coleyfoster #WestVirginia #KanawhaCounty #kanawhacountywv #institute #InstituteWV #Ohio #ColumbusOhio #OhioStateHighwayPatrol #kanawhacountysheriffsoffice #NationalCenterForMissingAndEndangeredInc #NationalMissing

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On February 27, 1967, Wharlest Jackson Sr., a husband, father, Korean War veteran, and civil rights leader, was murdered in one of the most notorious acts of racial terrorism during the Civil Rights Era. Jackson had recently accepted a promotion at the Armstrong Tire and Rubber Company in Natchez, Mississippi. The position had long been reserved for white employees. By earning it, he challenged the racial barriers that had defined the workplace for generations. That decision made him a target. As he drove home from work, a bomb hidden beneath the driver's seat of his truck exploded, killing him instantly. According to historical accounts, his young son, who was only 8 years old, arrived at the scene and witnessed the devastating aftermath. The killing was widely believed to have been carried out by members of the Silver Dollar Group, a violent Ku Klux Klan organization operating in Mississippi. Although the FBI identified suspects and conducted an extensive investigation, no one was ever convicted or imprisoned for Jackson's murder. Wharlest Jackson's story is a reminder of the deadly consequences many Black Americans faced simply for seeking equal opportunity, fair employment, and basic human dignity. Remembering victims like Wharlest Jackson is not about reopening old wounds. It is about preserving the truth, honoring those whose lives were stolen by racial violence, and recognizing the long struggle for equal rights and justice. May his memory never be forgotten. #WharlestJackson #BlackHistory #CivilRightsMovement #MississippiHistory #RememberTheirNames #NeverForget #Justice #AmericanHistory

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A family in Virginia woke up to every parent's worst nightmare—a 14-year-old girl vanished before sunrise, and every passing hour makes finding her safely even more urgent. Leighann Eva Wisecarver was last seen around 5:00 AM, and investigators believe she may be traveling in a silver Toyota sedan with no rear windshield, making every shared post and every pair of watchful eyes incredibly important. Someone, somewhere, may have seen this vehicle, recognized her clothing, or noticed something that seemed unusual without realizing it could help bring a child home. Cases like this are often solved because one ordinary person decided to pay attention and speak up. Please take a moment to look closely at the details, share this information, and help it reach as many people as possible. **Could the one person who holds the key to finding Leighann safely be someone who hasn't seen her story yet?** #MissingChild