10-14-2011, 02:58 PM
WBOY
October 14, 2011; 02:56 PM
Aliayah Lunsford, 3
Killeen said that more than one person could been involved and could have conspired together in the disappearance of Aliayah.
The FBI held a press conference Friday regarding the disappearance of Aliayah Lunsford, 3, of Weston.
Aliayah's mother, Lena Lunsford, reported her daughter missing on the morning of Sept. 24.
FBI Special Agent Jeff Killeen said the FBI is narrowing its focus of the investigation and has a specific timeline of events.
Killeen said they are combing through a lot of photographic and video surveilance evidence.
Killeen said officials are using digital enhancement techniques and they have captured a lot of video from homes and businesses in south Weston.
Killeen said that more than one person could been involved and could have conspired together in the Aliayah's disappearance.
Killeen said investigators are still working under the assumption that Aliayah's disappearance is still considered to be either a kidnapping, concealment or homocide.
Investigators are considering it a possibility that both federal and state crimes have been committed, and when asked if investigators believe Aliayah is still alive, FBI Special Agent Jeff Killeen said, "there is limited hope that she is still alive."
Killeen said that they have concluded that no other children in the area at risk.
Investigators encourage anyone that has any photos or surveilance video of the area that could be useful to contact the West Virginia State Police at 304-269-0500
October 14, 2011; 02:56 PM
Aliayah Lunsford, 3
Killeen said that more than one person could been involved and could have conspired together in the disappearance of Aliayah.
The FBI held a press conference Friday regarding the disappearance of Aliayah Lunsford, 3, of Weston.
Aliayah's mother, Lena Lunsford, reported her daughter missing on the morning of Sept. 24.
FBI Special Agent Jeff Killeen said the FBI is narrowing its focus of the investigation and has a specific timeline of events.
Killeen said they are combing through a lot of photographic and video surveilance evidence.
Killeen said officials are using digital enhancement techniques and they have captured a lot of video from homes and businesses in south Weston.
Killeen said that more than one person could been involved and could have conspired together in the Aliayah's disappearance.
Killeen said investigators are still working under the assumption that Aliayah's disappearance is still considered to be either a kidnapping, concealment or homocide.
Investigators are considering it a possibility that both federal and state crimes have been committed, and when asked if investigators believe Aliayah is still alive, FBI Special Agent Jeff Killeen said, "there is limited hope that she is still alive."
Killeen said that they have concluded that no other children in the area at risk.
Investigators encourage anyone that has any photos or surveilance video of the area that could be useful to contact the West Virginia State Police at 304-269-0500