Missing Children's Day Casts Sad Shadow over America this week. Let's find these kids and #BringThemHome

I want to salute the Federal Bureau of Investigation for helping to find missing children all over the country, day in and day out. This week, the FBI sadly had to recognize "Missing Children's Day" here in America. Many of us have been personally touched by this horrible tragedy and continues to cast a pall each and every day. The children below, need to be found. Someone knows SOMETHING about where these precious children are located.  Many are teenagers, some are infants and toddlers.  All of them are missed...and all of them need to be brought home.

I wish that Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders, and Donald Trump can take a few minutes at one of their rallies this week to read the names of these missing children. We all need to help #BringThemHome.

Here is the list in case they want to just "cut and paste" and place these children's names into their long winded chats to Americans.

Alexis Murphy
Alexis S. Patterson
Aliayah Lundsford
Amber Elizabeth Cates
Asha Jaquilla Degree
Ashley Summers
Bianca Lebron
Bryan Dos Santos-Gomez
Crystal Ann Tynich
Diamond Bradley
Erica Lynn Parsons
Faloma Luhk
Haleigh Cummings
Jaliek L. Rainwater
Kayla May Berg
Kaylah Hunter
Kjoi Vu
Kristian Justice
Kristen Denise Smart
Kyron Richard Homan
Lisa Irwin
Maleina Luhk
Myra Lewis
Reachelle Smith
Shaina Ashley Kirkpatrick
Sausha Latine Henson
Tabitha Tuders
Tionda Bradley
Trenton John Duckett
Wesley Dale Morgan

Let's #BringThemHome

Alexis Murphy	Alexis S. Patterson	Aliayah Lunsford	Amber Elizabeth Cates	Asha Jaquilla Degree	Ashley Summers
Bianca Lebron	Bryan Dos Santos-Gomez	Crystal Ann Tymich	Diamond Bradley	Erica Lynn Parsons	Faloma Luhk
Haleigh Cummings	Jaliek L. Rainwalker	Kayla May Berg	Kaylah Hunter	Khoi Vu	Kristian Justice
Kristin Denise Smart	Kyron Richard Horman	Lisa Irwin	Maleina Luhk	Myra Lewis	Reachelle Smith
Shaina Ashley Kirkpatrick	Shausha Latine Henson	Tabitha Tuders	Tionda Bradley	Trenton John Duckett	Wesley Dale Morgan

Help Us Find Them
National Missing Children’s Day 2016

05/23/16

Earlier this year, two young kidnap victims from Washington State were safely recovered in Mexico after an investigation involving the FBI, local law enforcement partners, and Mexican authorities

Fortunately, their story had a happy ending. Unfortunately, there are still many children in the U.S. whose whereabouts are unknown. So as we approach this year’s National Missing Children’s Day on May 25, the FBI would like to ask the public for its help in locating any of the victims pictured above from our Kidnapping and Missing Persons webpage.

	Our Child ID App provides parents with an easy way to electronically store pictures and vital information about their kids in case they go missing. Learn more

With its partners, the FBI continues its efforts to eradicate predators from communities and to keep children safe. Ready response teams are stationed across the country to quickly respond to abductions. The Bureau offers a full array of forensic tools such as DNA, trace evidence, impression evidence, and digital forensics. And through improved communications, law enforcement also has the ability to quickly share information with partners throughout the world.

The FBI has several programs in place to educate both parents and children about the dangers posed by predators—in person and online—and to recover missing and endangered children should they be taken. Through our Child Abduction Rapid Deployment Teams, Innocence Lost National Initiative, Innocent Images National Initiative, annual Operation Cross Country operation, Office for Victim Assistance, Child Exploitation Task Forces, and numerous community outreach initiatives, the Bureau and all of law enforcement continue to place a premium on keeping the most vulnerable among us safe and secure.