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Sunday Blombergh remains a missing person

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Angie Thompson/Senior Reporter CNHI

TIFTON — By Angie Thompson

angie.thompson@gaflnews.com



TIFTON — Volunteers with Tift Area Rescue searched a creek off Fletcher Road Thursday for signs of a missing Tifton woman as a Georgia State Patrol helicopter also searched from the air for Sunday Blombergh, who disappeared from her southern Tift County residence April 22.

Nothing was found, which didn’t disappoint a GBI agent involved in the case.

“Hopefully it ends up the other way,” said Mark Pro, assistant special agent in charge at the GBI’s Sylvester office.

Pro said late Thursday that no specific tip led to the search and that law enforcement agents are searching areas that Blombergh frequented before her disappearance.

“We are trying to look at any kind of place Sunday might have been,” said Pro.

Pro said no suspects have been identified in the case.

“We are just trying to locate her,” Pro said. “It’s a missing person case and that’s how we are working it.”

Pro said that many people have been interviewed by law enforcement agents involved in the case, including family members and others who had contact with Blombergh since she moved to the Tifton area.

Bobby Bennett, who is a Tifton firefighter and volunteers with Tift Area Rescue, said he and other volunteers — including fellow firefighters, paramedics and officers with the Tifton Police Department and the Tift County Sheriff’s Office — boarded a small boat at the creek off Fletcher Road and searched the shallow water. The search ended at the wastewater treatment plant, he said.

Bennett said Tift County Sheriff Gary Vowell asked for the team’s assistance in the search.

Pro urged anyone with any information in the case to call the tip line at 229-388-6033; the GBI, Sylvester, office at 229-777-2080; or the TCSO at 229-388-6020.



To contact senior reporter Angie Thompson, call 382-4321.

Her Myspace Page

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20003987-504083.html

This looks like her and came up on a search of her name but it says TX?
http://www.myspace.com/sundayizzy

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http://www.myspace.com/findsundayblombergh

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This is Sunday's facebook ,not the one set up to find her but her original one:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=112721198763582#!/profile.php?id=100000644437469&v=info&ref=search (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=112721198763582#!/profile.php?id=100000644437469&v=info&ref=search)


James Moon is who Sunday says she is in a relationship with.  James Moon is in TX, James Moon also says he is in a relationship with Sunday:

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=112721198763582#!/mooner224?v=wall (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=112721198763582#!/mooner224?v=wall)

A little more info.....

May 4, 2010 6:26 AM
Sunday Blombergh Missing (PICTURES): Disappeared While Moving to Florida


TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (CBS/WSWG) Almost two weeks have passed since Sunday Blombergh went missing, and there is still no sign of the 28-year-old who disappeared while in the midst of a move from Tifton, Ga. to Tallahassee, Fla.

PICTURES: Sunday Blombergh Missing

More than two dozen people gathered on Thursday at Lake Ella in Tallahassee for a candlelight vigil in her honor.

The Tifton County Sheriff's Office says she has been missing since April 22 and was last seen at her home on Briarwood Lane in Tifton, Ga., which is about 90 miles from Tallahassee.
Her family told CBS affiliate WSWG that Blombergh had packed her belongings and planned to move back to Tallahassee the day she went missing.

The family created a group on Facebook to help spread the word about her disappearance.

Blombergh was born and raised in Tallahassee. She is about 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 135 pounds.

If anyone has information about Sunday Blombergh, please call the Tift County Sheriff's Office at (229) 388-6020.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20003987-504083.html

No mention of a vehicle...how was she moving? Transportation mode??? Taking her daughter with her??? If not, then who has the child? Where is the child?

Ok......a few more details

Search continues for missing woman
5.3.10

TIFTON — Family and friends of a missing Tift County woman continued their search for her last weekend with the help of people on horseback.

“I hate to say this, but all day from sun up to sun down we are checking woods,” said Sunshine Blombergh, a sister of missing 27-year-old Sunday Blombergh.

Sunday disappeared from her Tift County home on April 22. She and her young school-aged daughter was living with Sunday’s mother-in-law, Ruby Evans, in a home on Briarwood Lane in southern Tift County.

Sunshine Blombergh of Tallahassee, Fla., said Monday afternoon that friends, relatives and interested residents from the area, including some from Tallahassee, rode on horseback trying to find any trace of Sunday. Both Sunshine and another sister, Promise Blombergh of Miami, said that Sunday would not leave her young daughter so long without letting someone know and would never decline to answer her cell phone if one of her sisters called.

Sunshine Blombergh said the family wants the public to know that Sunday is not in any kind of legal trouble.

“If someone is hiding information to protect her, that’s not the situation,” she said. “She hasn’t done anything wrong. We are trying to find her because something is wrong. If anyone has any information, please come forward with it.”

Blombergh said that she and a brother were to meet with a Georgia Bureau of Investigation agent at the Tift County Sheriff’s Office on Monday afternoon. She and others continue to hope for the best for their sister as they continue searching for her near the house where she lived.

“It’s been a hard week,” Blombergh said. “I don’t know the area and we are just driving. If we see woods, we get out and search.”

She asked that landowners in that area search their properties for possible clues to Sunday’s disappearance.

“All I know to do is look and be out there searching,” she said. “We are also on the streets at night talking to people and driving around and searching.”

It is believed that the last time Sunday was seen was at the home of Ruby Evans on the morning of April 22. Sunshine Blombergh told The Tifton Gazette last week that she was scheduled to pick up her sister at the home and plans were that Sunday would get a job in Tallahassee, visit her daughter here until school was out for summer break and then move the daughter to Tallahassee with her.

Sunday Blombergh is approximately 5 feet and 7 inches tall and weighs about 125 pounds. She has long brown hair and hazel eyes.

The family has created a website at www.findsunday.com and are hoping to raise enough money to erect a billboard about their sister’s disappearance and to hire a private investigator. There is also information about the disappearance posted on Sunday Blombergh’s Facebook page online.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Tift County Sheriff’s Office at 229-388-6020 or the GBI at 229-777-2080.

http://tiftongazette.com/homepage/x1271729110/Search-continues-for-missing-woman/print

I have seen her around, but don't know her. Seems she use to have a drug problem.  Someone had said that a call went to the SO office telling them to look on a farm.  It was checked, but she wasnt there.

I was looking on her page and apparently she was planning on moving in with James in May, but she was moving to Tallahassee according to her sister.

That's what is confusing.  Did she and James break up?  Why move further away?

You have seen this missing woman?? Where? When??  ::MonkeyEek::

I think what Shellbell is saying is that this gal lives or lived in the same town that Shellbell lives.  That's why she started the thread, she knew about it locally. 

She lives in the same town as me. And I have 3000 friends on my Facebook, and many of them are from here, the funny thing is, is that her and I only have one friend in common. 

Ohhh....ok  ::HelloKitty::

Hi and thanks for the info Shell.  Do you know of an article that tells more about this missing young lady?  Things like...She lived w/MIL but is she still with the son of the MIL?  Are they estranged?  In good standing w/each other?  Who has custody of the little girl?  History of disappearing in the past IF drugs were an issue?  I have lots of questions.  I just live a short distance from Tallahassee and my ears have perked up a little. What does the Mother in law say about this?  When did she see her last?  Thank you.

It is rather strange, no one has said much about the MIL. I know that the daughter was living with her and the MIL. Apparently she was packing getting ready to move to Tallahassee.  I believe the daughter was going to stay with the MIL until school is out.

http://www.findsunday.com/

SUNDAY BLOMBERGH, 28  MISSING  FROM TIFTON, GEORGIA


Sunday is a devoted mother and would never abandon her 7 year old daughter whom she loves and treasures dearly. She only lived in Tifton, Ga for less than a year when she went missing on April 22, 2010.

 Sunday was last heard from on the morning of Thursday, April 22, 2010 in which she spoke with her sister about meeting in the afternoon. She was in the process of packing as she was going to move back to Tallahassee, FL with family as that is where she was born and raised prior to living in Tifton, GA.

That morning, Sunday phoned her mother in law and it was planned that her mother in law was going to stop by to bring her a pack of cigarettes.  Sunday and her husband are separated but she did continue a relationship with her child's grandmother.  When her mother in law arrived, according to police reports, Sunday was not at home.   

Sunday has a very close knit family with many brothers and sisters, and friends, that she always contacts numerous times throughout each and every day. She loves her cell phone and always enjoys conversations.  Since that morning, Sunday has not made any contact with anyone and has completely disappeared.  Her cell phone goes direct to voice mail.


Her immediate family asks the public to please help look for her as they are extremely worried.  They are working with the police and have come to Georgia from Florida and Texas to help assist in finding their loving sister.

What type of drug was she rumored to use and to what extent was it a problem?

http://www.amw.com/fugitives/case.cfm?id=72644

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Body of missing woman found
by Miranda Del Pozo

The body of Sunday Blombergh has been found
The body of a woman missing from Tift County since April 22 has been found.

Tift County Sheriff's authorities confirm they have found the body of 28-year-old Sunday Blombergh this afternoon.  Few other details are being released at this time.  Sunday had not been seen since the morning of April 22 after she had talked with her sister about an afternoon meeting.  Sunday was planning to move to Tallahassee, FL.  We will have more information as it becomes available.

The Tift County Sheriff's Office is planning a news conference to answer questions about Sunday's death Friday morning at 11.
http://www.mysouthwestga.com/news/story.aspx?id=463095

Missing woman mystery may be solved
Posted: May 27, 2010 4:08 PM EDT
Updated: May 27, 2010 4:08 PM EDT 

ALBANY, GA (WALB) – GBI agents have found a body believed to be 28-year-old Sunday Blombergh.

The body was found in a wooded area of Colquitt County, near the Tift County line.

A Tift County man, the husband of Blombergh's former mother in law, is charged with killing her.

http://www.walb.com/Global/story.asp?S=12555687

Would this be a ex-step-father inlaw? 

 :smt102  Go beyond 1st cousin and I am lost  ::MonkeyEek::

So Sunday was living temporarily with her ex MIL.  Sounds like MIL husband didn't want to see her leave.  Do we know this worthless excuse for a human's name?  The one arrested?  What do you want to bet he has a criminal history. 

NAME:  Herman Evans

Body found near Colquitt Co. creek

Updated: May 28, 2010 3:15 AM EDT
ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Authorities believe they found the body of Sunday Blomberg, a Tift County mother, who disappeared April 22nd.

The body was found near Warrior Creek on Vickers Bridge Road in Colquitt County.

Blomberg's body was near a sandy path leading down to Warrior creek.

GBI agents arrested the suspected killer, someone Blomberg knew well.

Police arrested Herman Evans and charged him with murder. He is married to Blombergh's ex mother-in-Law.

The victim was staying with Evans and his wife when she disappeared.

Neighbors on Vickers Bridge Road tried to come to grips Thursday afternoon with the news that a body was found near their homes.

"Very quiet small town atmosphere," said one neighbor. "Today there were GBI and sheriff officials out here which is highly unusual."

The home Evans lived in is in Tift County, and may have been the crime scene. Investigators searched it thoroughly and took pieces evidence. Neighbors say they saw the suspect burning household items before his arrest.
"We thought the trailer was on fire, there were sitting right there watching the couch burn," said Anne McEntyre, Neighbor.

Inside, investigators searched for traces of blood and other evidence.

"He showed me the rooms and told me not to go into the rooms because there were needles in all the rooms," said McEntyre.

So far investigators are not releasing a motive as to why Evans would have killed Blomberg, he may not be the only suspect; GBI agents say more arrests are likely.

http://www.walb.com/Global/story.asp?S=12558453

I'm not sure I want to post this until we get more info. It seems to bash the victim.....  ::MonkeyNoNo::

http://tiftongazette.com/local/x712224120/Authorities-search-home-Landlord-Just-devastating

FIL and MIL's excuse will probably be that she was a bad Mom and a drug abuser and didn't want the child to leave and she took her away from us.  Bet MIL was aware of all of it and put SB family through all this chit.  So sorry for her, her family and most of all the poor little girl who loved her Mommy.  I don't care what she did to herself she didn't deserve this.  God Bless all.

I can't find an update on the news conference  ::MonkeyMad::

http://tiftongazette.com/breakingnews/x1174312325/Woman-s-body-found

May 27, 2010
Three arrested in Tift woman's death, including ex mother-in-law

Angie Thompson and Frank Sayles Jr./The Tifton Gazette CNHI

TIFTON — Three people, including the victim's former mother-in-law, have been arrested in connection with the death of Sunday Blombergh, authorities said this morning.

Roy Herman Evans, 44, and Ruby Anne Evans, 45, of 49 Briarwood Lane in Tift County are charged with murder, authorities say.

 Ruby Evans is Blombergh's former mother-in-law; Roy Herman Evans is Ruby's husband.

Also arrested is Kenneth Randall Tomlinson, 48, of 311 Virginia Ave., Apt. 422 in Tifton. He is charged with concealing a death, authorities said.

All three suspects are in the Tift County Jail.

The badly decomposed body of Sunday Blombergh, a Tift County woman missing since April 22, was found Thursday in a wooded area in Colquitt County near the Tift County line, authorities say.

The body was found in deep woods accessed from near the bridge at the dead end of Vickers Bridge Road, said Colquitt County Coroner Verlyn Brock. The location was between Ellenton and Lenox.

 The body was turned over to the Tift County Coroner’s Office, Brock said.

Brock told the Moultrie ******* that he was called out to an area on Vickers Bridge Road at about 1:15 p.m. Thursday. The condition of the body prevented him from determining the person’s sex or age, he said.

 “It was under investigation by the Tift County Sheriff’s Office and GBI,” he said.  “After I did an on-site investigation, I released it to the Tift County coroner.”

Blombergh, 28, disappeared from her Tift County home on April 22. She and her young school-aged daughter were living with Herman and Ruby Evans in their home on Briarwood Lane in southern Tift County.

One of Sunday Blombergh’s sisters, Sunshine Blombergh, had told the Gazette that she was scheduled to pick up her sister at the home and plans were that Sunday would get a job in Tallahassee, Fla., visit her daughter in Tifton until school was out for summer break and then move with her daughter to Tallahassee.

Roy Herman Evans
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Ruby Anne Evans
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Kenneth Randall Tomlinson
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http://www.walb.com/Global/story.asp?S=12558453

All three look like druggies, IMO

From last year:

http://tiftongazette.com/policereports/x323700815/Police-report-4-24

April 23, 2009
Police report 4-24

Tift County Sheriff’s Department Avian Advian Dawson, 20, 1220 Sussex Drive, was charged Thursday with a safety restraint violation, driving without a license, operating a motor vehicle while registration is suspended and driving without insurance. Roy Herman Evans, 42, 49 Briarwood Lane, was charged Wednesday with battery. Jose Luis Greponne, 30, 382 Highway 125 South, Lot F0, was charged Wednesday with violating the Georgia employment security law. Luther David Mounts, 46, High Point, N.C., was charged Wednesday with driving with a suspended license. James Wylie Ray, 71, 184 Connell-Ray Road, was charged Wednesday with aggravated assault on a peace officer and criminal damage to property in the second degree. Tavario Sharod Robinson, 20, 306 Maple St., was charged Wednesday with a probation violation. Brian Steven Rugg, 34, 1407 Bill Bowen Road Lot 64, was charged Wednesday on a state court bench warrant. Leonard Leon Sawyer, 50, 3113 Third Ave., was charged Wednesday with a probation violation. Travia Webb, 36, 1710 Brookvale Drive, was charged Wednesday with a violation of Georgia employment security law. Jordan Isaiah Nicklow, 22, 2911 Hill Ave. Lot B, was charged Wednesday with DUI. Carol Elaine Sullivan, 30, 608 Davis Ave., was charged Wednesday with delivering a prohibited item behind guard line. Tifton Police Dept. Lionel Rashod Humphries, 25, 114 Brookhaven Drive, was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana (over one ounce). Brian Lekeith Pittman, 28, 718 17 1/2 St., was charged Wednesday with violation of a family violence order. A 13-year-old male was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.

This is a hot mess down here.  They did not want her take the child.  There are a lot of people on my facebook defending both sides....LE told me that they got to the scene after many interviews and someone squeked.  She was shot in the head, but her body was badly decomposed.  I am not sure about who has the child, I believe it is her family.  One of the men that concealed the body lives right across from where I work and I have seen him many times.  I dont think at this point that it matters that she was on drugs and all, the family (inlaws) should be shot.  There are a lot of things that are going to come out about the living situation and the freaky stuff.

I don't care who was on drugs either, there is no excuse for murdering her.  How can ANYONE defend that?

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20006298-504083.html?tag=cbsnewsSectionContent.6
Sunday Blombergh Murder: Three Arrests Made in Case of Missing Mother
May 28, 2010

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Sunday Blombergh (Personal Photo)

Tifton, Ga. (CBS/WCTV) Georgia officials announced Thursday that three people have been arrested in connection with the murder of 28-year-old Sunday Blombergh.
According to CBS affiliate WCTV, Blombergh's mother-in-law, 45-year-old Ruby Evans and her stepfather-in-law, 44-year-old Roy Herman Evans are charged with her murder.

Forty-eight-year-old Kennith Thomlinson, a family friend was also arrested, and, according to WCTV, has been charged with concealing the body. Investigators say he led them to her body.

Police have other suspects who they believe could have been involved, and anticipate future charges.

The three suspects are being held at the Tift County Jail without bond. Their first court appearance is scheduled for Friday.

Sunday Blombergh went missing from her Tifton home on April 22. Blombergh was born and raised in Tallahassee, Fla. and was reportedly planning on moving from back to Tallahassee from Tifton when she disappeared.

Sunday's body was found Thursday in the woods outside of Tifton, Ga., roughly 200 yards from a road. Her body was then turned over to the Tift County Coroner's Office, in the south central part of the state. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation is handling the investigation.

Sunday's family created a group on Facebook called "Missing Person - Sunday Blombergh" to help spread the word about her disappearance.

Disturbing details released in Sunday Blombergh Murder

Updated: Jul 07, 2010 6:28 PM EDT
TIFTON, GA (WALB) –Disturbing new details tonight in the murder of a Tift County woman. The killing of Sunday Blombergh was exceptionally brutal and her killer(s) used three different methods to make sure she was dead.

GBI agents say they believe this murder was over a child custody battle for Blombergh's little girl. And agents say this murder contained an unusual amount of brutality, in the testimony it is revealed Blombergh was shot strangled and stabbed before she finally died.

Randy Tomlinson charged with helping hide Sunday Blombergh's body gave a stunned courtroom graphic details of the young woman's murder. "He revealed that miss Blombergh was killed by Herman Evans. Tomlinson had not participated in the murder but he was contacted by Mr. Evans asked him to come help him with something, that's when he found out Mr. Evans had committed a murder he did in fact helped him hide the body," said GBI Agent Mike Lewis.

Sunday Blombergh's father, Reign, sat in the courtroom as his daughter's murder was detailed. "He shot her in the living room, then he left and came back later and she said she couldn't walk and asked for help. When he came back later he put her in the bedroom and put a wire around her neck, he had thought he had killed her then came back and she was still moving. Then he went into the kitchen and got a knife put it under her ribs and pushed it into her heart," said Reign Blombergh, Sunday's Father.

"Between the shooting, the strangulation and the stabbing you would have to say that is an unusual amount of violence," said Lewis.

Sunday Blombergh disappeared April 27th from a home on Briarwood lane she shared with her estranged in-laws Ruby and Herman Evans. Weeks after her disappearance Herman Evans' friend, Randy Tomlinson, led investigators to Blombergh's body in a field not far from the Tift Colquitt County line.

"We interviewed him and put him on a polygraph and obviously he felt some guilt about his role in this. He wasn't an active participant in a murder but he did help with cleaning up the crime scene," said Lewis.

"I feel like he is the personification of evil to be given the opportunity to walk away twice and to realize what is happening isn't working and to still persist," said Reign.

GBI agents Herman Evans became a suspect when he failed his polygraph test.

Agents say the District Attorney offered Tomlinson "use immunity" for his testimony, which means whatever he said at his hearing will not be used against him at his trial but agents say this does not give him immunity from prosecution.

The grand jury meets tomorrow to hear evidence in the case and prosecutors hope they'll return three indictments.

http://www.walb.com/Global/story.asp?S=12770121