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Please help us in finding Jamestown's missing loved one, Yolanda Bindics. Please help us get her important information out to the public. Please don't ignore her like our local law enforcement has. Her children, family and friends need peace. Please help us reach her abductor's ears and heart. Please help us make her abductor feel the pain that her family and friends are feeling. Yolanda needs your help now, more than ever! Yolanda Bindics vanished without a trace August 10th 2004 at approximately 8:20pm. She and a coworker had just locked up at the Family Dollar store on Fluvanna Avenue. Yolanda has 4 small girls ages 1, 3, 5 and 8. The night she went missing, Yolanda spoke with her brother, who was watching her children, on her cell phone from her car. That was at about 8:20pm. She asked her brother if she needed to pick up anything food-wise for around the house. He told her to pick up some milk. She said that she should be back home in less than an hour. About 15 minutes after that, about 8:35pm her brother called her back but there was no answer at all. Her coworker reportably saw Yolanda in her car at 8:20 talking on her phone. She has not been seen or heard from since. Her coworker was the last known person to see Yolanda and her Brother was the last known person to speak with her. Since then, some personable items have been found such as her purse and keys. These items were found in some sewers not far from her place of employment. Her cell phone has not turned up. Leading up to that night, Yolanda did not appear well. Yolanda wasn't her smiling self and looked tense, tired and stressed. The night she disappeared, Yolanda wanted to share a secret with her sister. Yolanda's sister never got that call. To this day we do not know what this secret is. Yolanda had a doctor's appointment just three days earlier. Then a possible break, on Aug. 27th a person of interest named Clarence (Carl) Carte is the father of Yolanda's youngest child. Carte was arrested on unrelated charges, a probation violation from Florida. Police brought His car in as possible evidence. Nothing ever came of it. A major twist in the case; Jamestown put one of its own officers, Michael Watson, on administrative leave Aug. 14th 2004, because he had some kind of relationship with Bindics. Watson was named a person of interest in the case. Later on October 4th 2004, the Jamestown Police Chief announced that Watson was under arrest. As it turned out, Watson's arrest was not for Yolanda's disappearance, rather on charges of stalking several women. Yolanda is a very dear mother, sister, daughter, aunt and friend. Her four children mean the world to her. Her daughters, Katelyn, 8; Courtney, 5; Allison, 2; and Emily, 18 months need their mother desperately! Although the girls each have different fathers, Yolanda was not lacking of morals, she was in love and had romantic relationships with all four of the fathers at different times. Because the girls have different fathers, the girls have been separated from each other, causing more heart ache among these poor girls. Three of the girls are living with their fathers and the youngest is with family. These girls not only do not have their mother, but they don't have each other as well, when they need each other the most! Today it appears that our local law enforcement had either given up, does not care, or is covering up their internal problems. The police do not seem to be following up, and it seems as if several facts have been overlooked or dismissed. The Jamestown Police Department was notified early in the investigation of a possible doctor's appointment and of other important information. This is not the first case that has come up in Jamestown. Not the first case to be brushed off either, two similar tragedies, involving Lori Ceci Bova and Kathy A. Wilson. Lori is still missing, and Kathy's body was found 16 months later just outside of Jamestown. Please help us end this nightmare! Please don't let Yolanda and her children down. Thank you for taking the time to listen. More on Yolanda Bindics can be found at http://pages.prodigy.net/mykwb/FindYolanda.htm If you can help please feel free to contact me: name address phone email

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