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Sat, 30 Aug 2008 12:14:58 -0700

Exciting news!!� FOR MORE INFO (INCLUDING LINKS) GO TO http://justiceinmiami.blogspot.com/
Published Author and Victims Advocate, Susan Murphy Milano, Stacy Dittrich, a law enforcement officer and Robin Sax, a sex-crimes D.A - joined forces to create the Justice Interrupted Crime Investigation Network. The focus of their alliance is to provide justice to victims of unsolved murders, rape, abducted children, family violence, missing person cases, domestic violence, cold cases and crimes against children. All three women have worked tirelessly for victims. I trust they will bring much needed attention to many important cases that have been ignored by traditional media and remained unsolved.

Personally, I am relieved. As the Spokesperson, for a missing mother, I know from experience how frustrating it is to get media attention. I know what it's like to spend endless hours making phone calls to the press, emailing newspapers, radio stations and news channels, contacting anyone having the ability to publish a story. All in vain. I've come to the sad conclusion that media (especially locally) suffer from Missing White Woman Syndrome. There is a clear bias. Media attention has everything to do with the right race, age, social class and gender. Otherwise, don't expect them to cover your story. Notice that most women who get plastered all over the news are usually attractive, white, and middle to upper-class. Things would have turned out very differently if Lilly had white skin and came from a wealthy family. The Miami Herald doesn't care about a Hispanic woman who lived in Kendall and went missing.

Join Hosts: Prosecutor and Author Robin Sax, Police Officer and Author Stacy Dittrich, Advocate and Author Susan Murphy-Milano each week as they provide justice for those whose lives have been interrupted by rape, murder, child sexual predators, strange and unexplained disappearances, domestic violence, and cold cases yet to be solved. If you're a victim of rape, violent crime, domestic violence or if you've lost a loved one and need advice, call in� click on the link to listen to the show live on Tuesday, 9/2/08. Lilly's case will be discussed along with a few others. http://justiceinterrupted.blogspot.com/
Justice Interrupted Radio
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/justiceinterrupted� /PST 10PM Call-in number to the show: 914-338-0663

If you have a case you'd like the Justice Interrupted team to investigate or highlight, a case of someone who's been silenced by the legal system - if you're too afraid to ask for help in an unsolved murder or crime relating to a loved one - Justice Interrupted is an email away.Please email your information, the name of� your loved one or friend and a contact number where you can be reached to contact@movingoutmovingon.com�

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Wed, 09 Jul 2008 22:15:33 -0700

Join my friendfeed room for MISSING PERSONS. A group focused on public awareness of MISSING PERSONS CASES. Feel free to post links to Amber Alerts, News Articles, Resources & info about the missing.
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Wed, 09 Jul 2008 21:46:45 -0700

Recently, I had a conversation with the detective from Lilly Aramburo's case. It only took a few weeks of daily messages to his voice mail and emails to him and his superiors inside the Miami Dade Police Department.

I was a little frustrated to say the least but very thankful to have the opportunity to seek help in several aspects in the search for Lilly. And more specifically, I had some questions that needed answers.

In the few weeks in which I waited to speak with MDPD, I managed to not only get two Search and Rescue Teams to volunteer, but I tracked down the owners of the property (where the recent tip said she'd be found) called them and received approval for the search. All we were waiting for was MDPD.

Back to the conversation with detective. After almost 3 weeks, not much had been accomplished on their end. According to him, he was out the previous week and nobody handles his cases while he's out. Besides, Lilly's is not his only case (I've heard this mantra over and over again). Nevertheless, I was happy to report that we had 2 SAR teams ready to move and all we needed was their approval. That approval never came. What I got instead was a bunch of excuses.

And since then, I can't help but wonder why the MDPD would not allow two professional Search and Rescue teams from South Florida to help in the search for Lilly? The more I think about it, the less it makes sense.

You would think they would welcome and accept any help that's offered to them since they're so tied up with hundreds of missing persons cases. So busy that it's taken more than 3 weeks to get the ball rolling in order to complete the search at the property where Lilly's remains might be found. Instead, they insist they are fully prepared. They have cadaver dogs...

After an entire year of neglect to her case, now we must rely on them and them only?

And yet, why has it taken this long? Can it really be that the MDPD are that incompetent? That it takes them weeks to simply find out who the property owners are? When it took me less than 20 minutes? Trust me, Miami Dade Police are nothing like what you see on CSI:Miami, more like Reno 911.

Honestly, what is it going to take for police to solve this case? Lilly did NOT willingly abandon her child. She did NOT just vanish! All evidence points to one thing and one thing only. Christen has blood on his hands. He knows it, we all know it. But because of his connections, he's being allowed to get away with murder.

Does more blood need to spill?

Please help me demand justice for Lilly. Send an email to Governor Charlie Crist at Charlie.Crist@myflorida.com and Attorney General Bill McCollum at ag.mccollum@myfloridalegal.com.

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Wed, 09 Jul 2008 21:42:51 -0700

If you're on Facebook, please join this group to raise awareness about Lilly Aramburo Missing MotherLillyAramburo

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Thu, 27 Mar 2008 11:11:25 -0700

Family asks for help in locating 24 year old daughter, Lucely “Lilly” Aramburo MISSING for 9 months from Miami, FL

For the last nine months Lilly’s family has struggled to find her. It's been difficult dealing with all the red tape inside the Miami Dade Police Department. They never issued a press release. Can't even get her put on the Crimestoppers website. It's been 9 months and we haven't made much progress. She hasn't been featured on the news or newspapers, her face has not been seen by most folks in the South Florida area. Thia is a precious 24 year old mother who was just diagnosed with schizophrenia and depression before her disappearance.

The last person to see her, “boyfriend”, Christen Pacheco, claims she walked out at 2am in pajamas, never to be seen again. He was finally interviewed by police 6 months into her disappearance. Lilly disappeared from the Kendall area of Miami June 2, 2007. Anyone with any information should immediately contact Miami Dade Police - Detective Mancha 305-418-7245 amancha@mdpd.com or 305-471-TIPS

Lucely “Lilly” Aramburo
Missing From: Miami, Florida
Date Missing: June 2, 2007
Date of Birth: November 16, 1983
Age: 24
Sex: Female
Height: 4’11
Weight: 100 Pounds
Build: Medium
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Long-Straight-Dark Brown
Race: Hispanic
Complexion: Olive
Clothing: pajamas?
Large violin curves tattoo on lower back
Scar on left hand

Read the thread below until page4!!!
http://helpfindthemissing. org/forum/showthread. php?t=3075
Everyone is encouraged to help distribute fliers and lend a hand in the search for Lilly.

Her young son, not even a year old at the time of her disappearance needs his mother back!
We have started a support group for families of missing persons in Miami. Please contact me if you'd like to come. All are invited.

Please join a group dedicated to Lilly on Facebook and invite as many people as you can!
http://www. facebook. com/group. php?gid=6448284204

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Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:21:48 -0800

The wisdom of emptiness refers to a lack of something: 'inherent existence'. 'Inherent existence' means that things appear to exist independently, in- and out of themselves, from the side of the object, by way of its' own character, self-powered, autonomous. Ultimately however, things exist in dependence upon causes and conditions. For example, a human being ceases to exist in a vacuum, we would instantly die when all conditions for life are suddenly gone. On another level, a human being needs to come into existence by the combination of a sperm from the father joining an egg from the mother and all the right conditions to grow into an embryo. So, considering ourselves as independently existing, fully autonomous is a mere illusion and does not accord with ultimate reality.

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Tue, 05 Feb 2008 08:19:01 -0800

The greatest achievement is selflessness. The greatest worth is self-mastery. The greatest quality is seeking to serve others. The greatest precept is continual awareness. The greatest medicine is the emptiness of everything. The greatest action is not conforming with the worlds ways. The greatest magic is transmuting the passions. The greatest generosity is non-attachment. The greatest goodness is a peaceful mind. The greatest patience is humility. The greatest effort is not concerned with results. The greatest meditation is a mind that lets go. The greatest wisdom is seeing through appearances.
Atisha

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Tue, 05 Feb 2008 07:55:39 -0800

Please join my facebook group dedicated to finding Lilly Aramburo http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=6448284204