Angel Wings For the Missing Trafficked Homeless

16-year-old Juliana Nzita was found dead after being missing for around 10 days. Originally reported missing on April 28, the body of Nzita was discovered hanging from a tree on church property on May 8. Her body was found by community volunteer Kenneth Tolbert on the property of a House of Prayer in the Charlotte, North Carolina area. Authorities quickly ruled her death a su***de, closing the case without conducting a formal investigation.

The swift closure has sparked widespread grief and criticism from community members and advocates, who believe that Juliana's case is indicative of a larger issue of systemic neglect towards missing and deceased Black kids - in particular, young girls - characterized by delayed responses, limited resources, and premature conclusions. Supporters are advocating for a thorough investigation, insisting that Juliana be given the same attention and urgency as other missing children. Her family, community, and online advocates are still grieving her loss and pushing for answers.

Juliana Nzita did not hang herself! We advocate for her, and we too demand answers and justice for her death.

On the night of September 13, 1975, someone’s daughter vanished into history without a name.

She was found unresponsive on a street in Compton, California, and later pronounced dead in Los Angeles County. Investigators estimated she was only 14 to 17 years old — a teenage girl who never made it home.

Authorities described her as a Black female standing between 4’10” and 5’3”, weighing around 100 pounds. Decades have passed, yet no confirmed identity has ever been attached to her case. Officially, she remains known only through numbers:

ME/C Case Number: 1975-11050
NamUs Case Number: UP4458

But behind those records was a real life. A girl with a voice, memories, fears, and people who may have spent years wondering what happened to her.

Nearly fifty years later, her story still sits unfinished.

No name.
No answers.
No closure.

Somewhere, there may still be someone who remembers a missing girl from 1975 — someone who never knew where she went, or why she never came back.

Who was she?
And after all this time, will her name ever be returned to her?

Sweet Angel Prayers

Jor’Dynn Duncan died with 90 stab wounds on her body.

I walked safely in the area Derek went missing
I grew up very close to where Derek went missing.
I worked in the same Campcreek Market Place where Derek went missing.

Angel Wings for the Missing Trafficked Homeless was created from the pain and agony of not knowing where my loved one was, and it was continued after locating my loved one.
From that experience, the amazing help of the public, church family, friends, extended help from friends, the Atlanta Marta family, A.W.F.T.M.T.H. continues.

PLEASE, let's give that same help to this family who desperately needs answers, hope, your eyes, and your shares.

THIS IS WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR

🚨 MISSING PERSON ALERT 🚨

Please help bring Derek Samuel home safely. Derek was last seen near Camp Creek Marketplace in East Point on April 29, 2025. His family, friends, and community are deeply concerned and asking the public to help share his story.

Derek is 20 years old, approximately 5’7” and under 130 lbs. He was last seen wearing dark clothing near the Target shopping area, and was seen walking away from the market place area on surveillance.

At this time, many rumors circulating online remain unconfirmed. The focus is bringing Derek home and supporting his loved ones during this difficult time.

If you have any information, no matter how small it may seem, please contact East Point Police Department at 404-761-2177 or Detective T. Armand at 404-765-1142 immediately.

Please SHARE.
One call could make a difference. ❤️

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What started as a celebration after prom reportedly turned into absolute chaos in Indianapolis 💔🕊️

38-year-old mother Brittney Marie Members was allegedly trying to protect teenagers at her daughter’s after-prom party when gunfire erupted at a short-term rental home early Sunday morning. According to family members and viral reports, men wearing ski masks allegedly attempted to enter the house, but Brittney stood at the door and refused to let them in. Moments later, she was reportedly sh0t.

Police confirmed the shooting happened around 1 a.m. on May 3, 2026. Multiple people were injured, and neighbors described hearing dozens of gunshots, comparing the scene to a “war zone.” Brittney later died from her injuries at the hospital. Authorities are still searching for suspects and have not officially confirmed every viral detail circulating online.

Social media is now calling Brittney a hero for allegedly standing between danger and a house full of kids during what was supposed to be one of the happiest nights of their lives 💔 Many people are also warning others about the dangers of after-prom parties and short-term rental gatherings that spiral out of control.

Cierra Lovelady, 32, and her four children—Zali (12), Ily (10), Isaiah (3), and I’asia (10 months)—have been missing since March 18, 2026, in Northwest Dallas, Texas. Their family is desperate for help.

They were last seen traveling in an off-white 2019 Nissan Pathfinder with Kansas paper tags reading LOV3LY. Cierra has black, ankle-length dreadlocks. Authorities are extremely concerned about their safety.

The public is urged to share this information widely. Any tip or sighting could be critical in locating them and ensuring they are safe. Authorities have confirmed the family is still missing and need assistance from anyone who may have information.

If you have seen Cierra or the children, or know anything that could help, contact the Dallas Police Department immediately by calling 911. Every share, call, or tip could help bring this family home safely.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is asking for the publics help locating 16 year old Benjamin Braithwaite, son of a "valued" employee, missing since April 27, 2026. He was last seen at 9:30 p.m. in Southwest Atlanta's Regency Trace neighborhood. He is 6'5", 175 lbs, last seen in a black hoodie, black joggers, and Nike shoes. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

On January 23, 2012, 24-year-old Anthony Omari became a symbol of selfless courage when he defended the Faraja Children’s Home in Ngong, Kenya, from an arm*d g*ng.

Omari, the custodian of the orphanage run by his mother, Martha Bosire, awoke to find six men wielding mach*tes in his room—the fourth such break-in that month.

Using a hammer he kept for protection, Omari engaged the intruders alone, driving them out of the house to shield the 37 children sleeping nearby.

During the struggle, Omari took a direct mach*te blow to the face, sustaining a deep gash that required 11 stitches.