Maggie Hengst, a 75-year-old woman from York County, is in need of a kidney due to a rare kidney disease. She and her family are among the few affected by this condition, and after waiting for three years, she is making a plea for a living donor. Hengst hopes that someone will step up to share a spare kidney, as donors do not need to be the same blood type and the procedure is covered by her insurance.
Yellowstone actor Mo Brings Plenty is seeking help from the public to find his missing nephew, Cole "Coco" Brings Plenty, who was last seen in Kansas on March 31. Cole is wanted by the police in connection to a domestic violence incident. Fellow Yellowstone actors have also joined in the plea for information on Cole's whereabouts.
Police in Maryland have released a sketch of the suspected killer of Rachel Morin, a mother of five who was brutally murdered on a hiking trail six months ago. Her mother is pleading for the public's help in solving the case. The suspect has been linked by DNA to a home invasion and assault in Los Angeles. Authorities believe the killer may have been in the area before the murder and are urging the public to come forward with any information. There is a $30,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.
Tiger King's Joe Exotic pleaded with Kourtney Kardashian on Instagram to have her sister Kim help get him out of prison, citing her legal studies and advocacy work. Kim, who has been involved in criminal justice and prison reform, has previously helped secure clemency for individuals and is pursuing a legal career. Exotic, currently serving a 22-year sentence for attempted murder and animal abuse, hopes for Kim's intervention in his case.
Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has written a letter to first lady Jill Biden, urging her to intervene and secure the "immediate release" of child hostages held by Hamas terrorists in Gaza. Netanyahu described the children's suffering and trauma, including witnessing the murder of their parents and siblings. She called for the Red Cross to visit the hostages and emphasized the urgent need for their release. Netanyahu also sent letters to the wives of other world leaders seeking their assistance.
Sara Netanyahu, the wife of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has written a letter to first lady Jill Biden, urging her to intervene and secure the "immediate release" of child hostages held by Hamas terrorists in Gaza. Netanyahu described the children's suffering and trauma, including witnessing the murder of their parents and siblings. She emphasized the urgent need for the Red Cross to visit the hostages and called for international support to end the ongoing nightmare. Netanyahu also sent letters to the wives of other world leaders seeking their assistance.
Avihai Brodutch, an Israeli father, pleads with the American people and leaders to help save his wife and three children who have been missing since the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7. He asks for assistance in bringing his family and the other hostages, believed to be held in Gaza, back home. Brodutch expresses his desperation and hopes for the power and compassion of the American people to aid in their safe return.
An Israeli mother who survived Hamas' attack is pleading for the release of 11-year-old Gal Goldstein and other children held captive by the terrorist group. Hamas is believed to have taken 229 hostages, including at least 20 children, during their surprise attack on October 7. The mother, Gal Piechowicz, emphasizes that children should never be part of a political game and urges the world to join in demanding their safe return. Hamas has released four hostages but claims it cannot release more until a ceasefire deal is reached.
Hamas has released a video showing Mia Schem, a French-Israeli woman held hostage in the Gaza Strip, pleading to be returned to her family. Schem's mother has called on world leaders to bring her daughter back home, expressing uncertainty about her condition and urging an end to the terror. The exact number of hostages in Gaza remains unclear, with Hamas claiming to hold at least 200 and the IDF reporting at least 199. The IDF has been conducting airstrikes and artillery attacks in response to a deadly Hamas terror attack, while Hamas claims that 22 hostages have been killed in Israeli airstrikes.
Shani Louk's grandmother, Nicole Louk, tearfully pleaded with German authorities to save her granddaughter, who she says has a serious head injury after being taken hostage by Hamas in Gaza. A video circulated on social media showing Shani Louk being driven by Hamas militants after an attack on a music festival in Israel. Shani Louk's mother also expressed concern for her daughter's well-being and called for German authorities to intervene. The whereabouts and condition of Shani Louk and her partner remain unknown.
Families of U.S. citizens feared to have been taken hostage by Hamas militants in Israel are urging the Biden administration to do more to help free their loved ones. They expressed frustration at the lack of formal communication from the U.S. government and called for more information on rescue efforts. President Biden stated that securing the safety of U.S. citizens held hostage is his highest priority and that he is directing his team to share intelligence and consult with Israeli counterparts. The families are pleading for the U.S. to use its power, resources, and influence to assist in locating and rescuing the hostages.
The mother of German tattoo artist Shani Louk, who was paraded semi-naked on a Hamas truck during the recent Gaza-Israel conflict, has made a public plea for more information about her daughter's whereabouts. Louk was attending a dance festival near Kibbutz Urim when Hamas attacked, and it is currently unknown whether she is alive. A video of the incident circulated on social media, sparking outrage and condemnation. Louk's family is desperately seeking any information about her well-being.
A 19-year-old girl named Andrea Vazquez was allegedly kidnapped during a shooting at Penn Park in Whittier, California. According to her sister, Andrea's boyfriend witnessed an armed man shooting at them, and when he returned after fleeing, Andrea was gone. The family tracked her location briefly using Find My iPhone, which led them to Moreno Valley. Police are actively investigating the case and are urging anyone with information to come forward. Andrea is described as a 5-foot-3 Hispanic woman with brownish, red hair, and brown eyes, last seen wearing a black crop top, khaki pants, and black Converse sneakers.
A Cleveland mother is pleading for help in finding her missing 15-year-old son, Keshaun Williams, who disappeared after a party on June 17. An Amber Alert has been issued, and police have cancelled the vehicle involved. Williams was last seen wearing gray Jordan 5 shoes and is described as a black male, 5 feet 7 inches tall, and weighing 130 pounds. His mother is worried because police told her gang members were at the party and gave him alcohol. She is asking the public for help and pleading for her son's safe return.
The family of Lachelle Jordan, a Cleveland EMT worker who has been missing since May 6, urged the public to help in the search for her. Jordan had shared with her family and coworkers that she was being stalked by Michael Stennett and was set to testify against him in a rape and abduction case this week. Stennett has been charged with two counts of rape and one count of abduction. There isn't any evidence connecting Stennett to Jordan's disappearance, according to Cleveland police. Crimestoppers is offering a $5,000 reward for information on Jordan's location.
