Liliana Beatrice Iboa - 20yr & 3yr old daughter kidnapped 11/7/08 AZ(FOUND SAFE)

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http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,449110,00.html




Arizona Police Search for Missing Mom, 3-Year-Old Daughter
Saturday , November 08, 2008


Arizona police are searching for a missing Avondale woman and her 3-year-old daughter, who allegedly were kidnapped from their home on or around Friday.

Liliana Beatrice Iboa, 20, and Karen Bianay Cervantes were reported missing by Iboa's husband, Benito Cervantes Mena, on Friday night.

Mena told police he had been out of town when he received a call Friday morning from an unidentified male suspect claiming he had his wife and daughter. The caller demanded a ransom.

When Mena got home he found his home had been broken into and burglarized. He told police he did not report the incident right away because he feared his family would be harmed.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call the Avondale Police Department at 623-333-7001.

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http://www.abc15.com/content/news/phoenixmetro/story.aspx?content_id=8da44324-83a4-4748-a762-f5c185052656



PD: Avondale mom, 3-year-old missing after home burglary
Reported by: Deborah Stocks
Email: dstocks@abc15.com
Reported by: Angie Holdsworth
Last Update: 2:01 pm 

An Avondale woman and her daughter were kidnapped from their home near 129th Avenue and Encanto Boulevard Thursday night or Friday morning, according to police officials.
 
They say 20-year-old Liliana Iboa and her toddler daughter were reported missing by Iboa's husband at about 10 p.m. Friday.
 
Benito Cervantes Mena, 26, told police he was out of town when he received a call earlier Friday from an unidentified man who said he had his wife and 3-year-old daughter Karen.
 
The caller demanded money for their release, according to police.
 
When Mena returned home, he reportedly found the house had been broken into and burglarized.
 
He told police he didn't call earlier because he feared his family would be hurt.

Neighbors say the family is new to the neighborhood.

Police say they were specifically targeted.  They would not specify the dollar amount the kidnappers were demanding except to say that it was in the tens of thousands of dollars.
 
Police are investigating and ask anyone with information to call the Avondale Police Department at 623-333-7001. 

[Nut44x4]

CHECK THIS OUT!
from 2003!!

Missing girl tells police she's OK.
Publication: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Date: Friday, October 17 2003

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Byline: Rebecca Nolan The Register-Guard

SPRINGFIELD - A teenage girl whose disappearance over a month ago sparked fears of an abduction has told a Springfield detective that she ran away voluntarily with her boyfriend because her parents did not approve of the relationship.

Liliana Biatriz Iboa, 15, called Detective Tom Rappe on Wednesday and said she was fine, Springfield police said. She would not say where she was, but investigators have learned that she may have fled to Mexico with 21-year-old Benito Cervantes Mena, who uses the name Ramon Cervantes. The detective encouraged the former Sheldon High School student to contact her parents in Eugene. He then called them himself to tell them about the phone call, police said.

Iboa disappeared Aug. 30 after working a late shift at a Springfield Mexican restaurant. Her parents filed a runaway report, but when police learned of an unsettling phone call in which Iboa cried to her parents before the line was abruptly disconnected, they stepped up their investigation. Friends of the girl said they had been in touch with her since she vanished and rebutted the parents' assertion that their daughter was taken against her will. Iboa is once again being treated as a runaway, police said.
http://www.articlearchives.com/trends-events/missing-persons/267489-1.html

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Teen girl reported missing likely left with boyfriend.
Publication: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Date: Saturday, October 11 2003
http://www.articlearchives.com/trends-events/missing-persons/264491-1.html

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hinky, eh?? 

[MumInOhio]

CHECK THIS OUT!
from 2003!!

Missing girl tells police she's OK.
Publication: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Date: Friday, October 17 2003

You are viewing page 1
Byline: Rebecca Nolan The Register-Guard

SPRINGFIELD - A teenage girl whose disappearance over a month ago sparked fears of an abduction has told a Springfield detective that she ran away voluntarily with her boyfriend because her parents did not approve of the relationship.

Liliana Biatriz Iboa, 15, called Detective Tom Rappe on Wednesday and said she was fine, Springfield police said. She would not say where she was, but investigators have learned that she may have fled to Mexico with 21-year-old Benito Cervantes Mena, who uses the name Ramon Cervantes. The detective encouraged the former Sheldon High School student to contact her parents in Eugene. He then called them himself to tell them about the phone call, police said.

Iboa disappeared Aug. 30 after working a late shift at a Springfield Mexican restaurant. Her parents filed a runaway report, but when police learned of an unsettling phone call in which Iboa cried to her parents before the line was abruptly disconnected, they stepped up their investigation. Friends of the girl said they had been in touch with her since she vanished and rebutted the parents' assertion that their daughter was taken against her will. Iboa is once again being treated as a runaway, police said.
http://www.articlearchives.com/trends-events/missing-persons/267489-1.html

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Teen girl reported missing likely left with boyfriend.
Publication: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
Date: Saturday, October 11 2003
http://www.articlearchives.com/trends-events/missing-persons/264491-1.html

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hinky, eh?? 

 

Did you send it to Fox Nut...You are good!!!!

[Nut44x4]

Thanks...but Google did it, lol. No, I didn't send it to Fox. If the police do their homework, they should already know this. And if they don't......well....they suck.

[Red]

20 Year Old Liliana Beatrice Iboa and her 3 Year Old Daughter Karen Bianay Cervantes Missing November 11, 2008 in Arizona

http://missingexploited.com/2008/11/09/20-year-old-liliana-beatrice-iboa-and-her-3-year-old-daughter-karen-bianay-cervantes-missing-november-11-2008-in-arizona/

Did not report it at first ... hmmm

[bleachedblack]

Thanks...but Google did it, lol. No, I didn't send it to Fox. If the police do their homework, they should already know this. And if they don't......well....they suck.

 

[bleachedblack]

UPDATE: Avondale mom, toddler found safe

Tuesday, Nov. 11
 The following is a news release from the Avondale Police Department.

AVONDALE -- An abducted Avondale woman and her 3-year-old have been found, according to police. Liliana Beatrice Iboa, 20, and Karen Bianay Cervantes, 3, were released by their captors shortly before midnight last night. According to reports, they were taken from an undisclosed location and dropped off in north Phoenix. Iboa stopped a passerby who assisted her in contacting police.

Iboa’s husband reported them missing on Nov. 7 when he returned from out of town to discover that his house had been broken into. A caller contacted him stating that he had his wife and daughter, and demanded money for their release. Avondale police worked with other agencies on this kidnapping case after being notified on Saturday night.

“We are relieved that both mother and child are safe and unharmed,” said Avondale Lt. Memo Espinoza. “Details of this case will be released as soon as the investigation is wrapped up.

http://www.azfamily.com/news/homepagetopstory/stories/Avondale-local-news-110905-mom-daughter-kidnapped.197a4b2eb.html

[MumInOhio]

UPDATE: Avondale mom, toddler found safe

Tuesday, Nov. 11
 The following is a news release from the Avondale Police Department.

AVONDALE -- An abducted Avondale woman and her 3-year-old have been found, according to police. Liliana Beatrice Iboa, 20, and Karen Bianay Cervantes, 3, were released by their captors shortly before midnight last night. According to reports, they were taken from an undisclosed location and dropped off in north Phoenix. Iboa stopped a passerby who assisted her in contacting police.

Iboa’s husband reported them missing on Nov. 7 when he returned from out of town to discover that his house had been broken into. A caller contacted him stating that he had his wife and daughter, and demanded money for their release. Avondale police worked with other agencies on this kidnapping case after being notified on Saturday night.

“We are relieved that both mother and child are safe and unharmed,” said Avondale Lt. Memo Espinoza. “Details of this case will be released as soon as the investigation is wrapped up.

http://www.azfamily.com/news/homepagetopstory/stories/Avondale-local-news-110905-mom-daughter-kidnapped.197a4b2eb.html

Thanks BB....Great news!!!