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September 19, 2010
1:40 a.m.
PALMDALE-- Los Angeles County Sheriff's are looking for 14 people from a church in the Palmdale area who they say may be on a "suicide pack." The community is URGED to call ANY local law enforcement agency if you have ANY information on their whereabouts....
Here are the details:
Five adults and nine children are reported "missing" by their families. They are believed to be involved with a local church and they may have been planning a "mass suicide."
Los Angeles County Sheriff's spokesperson Steve Whitmore told KTLA News that the 14 missing people are part of a "religious off-shoot group," and described them as "cult-like," and "fundamentalist in nature."
The group reportedly left behind evidence indicating they were anticipating the rapture or some catastrophic event, including notes saying they were "going to meet Jesus and deceased family members."
Further investigation by the California Highway Patrol and the LA Sheriff's Department indicated the group intended to commit mass suicide. They are not revealing the exact nature of their evidence, the main concern is to locate the 14 people as soon as possible.
The children range in age from 3 to 17 years of age, and include six boys and two girls. The missing adults are three woman, all of whom are sisters.
Ided as the missing are:
Reyna Marisol Chicas (the leader of the church) age 32 (seen above)
Ezequel Chicas, age 15
Genisis Chicas, age 12
Norma Isela Serrano, age 31
Bryan Rivera, 16
Jose Clavel, 15
Stephanie Serrano, 12
Crystal Clavel, 3
Alma Alicia Miranda Pleitez, 28
Hugo Tejada, 3
Jonathan Tejada, 17
Martha Clavel, 39
Roberto Tejada, 18
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