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4 days ago
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Navy sailor in Virginia disappears, search is ongoing
The search for a missing U.S. Navy sailor in Virginia is ongoing after she has not been seen since last week, police said. The Virginia State Police issued a "critically missing adult alert" on behalf of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service for Angelina Petra Resendiz, 21, on Tuesday, June 3. Resendiz was last seen on May 29 at 10 a.m. local time at her barracks in Miller Hall at Naval Station Norfolk, according to police. Resendiz, who was last seen wearing an unknown description of clothing with "no known vehicle," is 5 feet tall, weighs 110 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes, police said. According to police, Resendiz's disappearance "poses a credible threat to their health and safety as determined by the investigating agency." Police say father suspected of killing his 3 daughters could be hiding in the wilderness Resendiz, a Texas native, is a culinary specialist assigned to the USS James E. Williams in Norfolk, the Navy said, per ABC News and WTKR. The Navy told ABC News in a statement that it is "cooperating fully with the investigation." "Out of respect for the investigative process, NCIS will not comment further while the investigation remains ongoing," the Naval Criminal Investigative Service said, per the outlet. USA TODAY contacted the Navy on Friday, June 6, but has not received a response. Esmeralda Castle, Resendiz's mother, told ABC News that her daughter "does not miss work. Sick, snow, feeling down, she shows up." "She calls my mother, she calls her brother, her sisters; she has friends—middle school friends she still talks to," Castle said about her daughter, per WTKR. Castle also said her daughter joined the Navy in 2023 after high school because"she felt it was something that called her," according to ABC News. While working as a culinary specialist, Castle said Resendiz "thought that one day she might be able to cook for the president and other world leaders. She worked really hard on her ship," ABC News reported. "She's fun, loving, kind, compassionate, uplifting," Castle added. Castle told WTKR that she was traveling to Virginia to "find out what (she) can" so she can begin "looking for my kid." "My kid is missing, and she wouldn't just unauthorized leave without permission. Angie's too scared to miss work; she wouldn't do that. Something is wrong," the mother said, per the TV station. "I don't know what's going on." Jonathan Limehouse covers breaking and trending news for USA TODAY. Reach him at JLimehouse@ This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Navy sailor Angelina Resendiz in Virginia remains missing
USA Today
4 days ago
- USA Today
Navy sailor in Virginia disappears, search is ongoing
Navy sailor in Virginia disappears, search is ongoing "She's fun, loving, kind, compassionate, uplifting," the Navy sailor's mother told an outlet about her missing daughter. Show Caption Hide Caption How to report a missing person Here's how to take action when a person goes missing. The search for a missing U.S. Navy sailor in Virginia is ongoing after she has not been seen since last week, police said. The Virginia State Police issued a "critically missing adult alert" on behalf of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service for Angelina Petra Resendiz, 21, on Tuesday, June 3. Resendiz was last seen on May 29 at 10 a.m. local time at her barracks in Miller Hall at Naval Station Norfolk, according to police. Resendiz, who was last seen wearing an unknown description of clothing with "no known vehicle," is 5 feet tall, weighs 110 pounds and has black hair and brown eyes, police said. According to police, Resendiz's disappearance "poses a credible threat to their health and safety as determined by the investigating agency." Police say father suspected of killing his 3 daughters could be hiding in the wilderness Navy 'cooperating fully with the investigation' Resendiz, a Texas native, is a culinary specialist assigned to the USS James E. Williams in Norfolk, the Navy said, per ABC News and WTKR. The Navy told ABC News in a statement that it is "cooperating fully with the investigation." "Out of respect for the investigative process, NCIS will not comment further while the investigation remains ongoing," the Naval Criminal Investigative Service said, per the outlet. USA TODAY contacted the Navy on Friday, June 6, but has not received a response. 'My kid is missing' Esmeralda Castle, Resendiz's mother, told ABC News that her daughter "does not miss work. Sick, snow, feeling down, she shows up." "She calls my mother, she calls her brother, her sisters; she has friends—middle school friends she still talks to," Castle said about her daughter, per WTKR. Castle also said her daughter joined the Navy in 2023 after high school because"she felt it was something that called her," according to ABC News. While working as a culinary specialist, Castle said Resendiz "thought that one day she might be able to cook for the president and other world leaders. She worked really hard on her ship," ABC News reported. "She's fun, loving, kind, compassionate, uplifting," Castle added. Castle told WTKR that she was traveling to Virginia to "find out what (she) can" so she can begin "looking for my kid." "My kid is missing, and she wouldn't just unauthorized leave without permission. Angie's too scared to miss work; she wouldn't do that. Something is wrong," the mother said, per the TV station. "I don't know what's going on." Jonathan Limehouse covers breaking and trending news for USA TODAY. Reach him at JLimehouse@
CBS News
5 days ago
- CBS News
Police search for 21-year-old who mysteriously disappeared from Navy barracks in Virginia
Authorities have issued a "critically missing adult alert" for a 21-year-old who vanished from her barracks at a naval base in Virginia. Angelina Petra Resendiz was last seen at 10 a.m. on May 29 at her barracks at Naval Station Norfolk, the Virginia State Police said in a missing persons alert. Resendiz is described as a 5-foot, 110-pound woman with brown eyes and black hair. A missing persons poster did not have a description of her clothing. She had "no known vehicle" at the time of her disappearance, police said. The disappearance "poses a credible threat to their health and safety," the state police said. Her disappearance is being investigated by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. The state police issued the "critically missing adult alert" on the military agency's behalf on Tuesday. ****UPDATED CRITICALLY MISSING ADULT ALERT*** *****AGENCY REQUESTED CHANGE IN CONTACT PHONE NUMBER TO: PLEASE CONTACT... Posted by Virginia State Police on Tuesday, June 3, 2025 Resendiz serves as a culinary specialist at Naval Station Norfolk, CBS affiliate WTKR reported. Her mother Esmeralda Castle told WTKR that the disappearance is out of character. She told the outlet she would be traveling to Virginia to help with search efforts. "My kid is missing, and she wouldn't just unauthorized leave without permission. Angie's too scared to miss work; she wouldn't do that. Something is wrong ... I need to start looking for my kid. I don't know what's going on," Castle said. Naval Station Norfolk is the largest naval base in the world. It supports the U.S. Atlantic Fleet and is home to dozens of ships, according to the State Department. Anyone with information about Resendiz's whereabouts was asked to call the Naval Criminal Investigative Service at 877-579-3648.
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Entertainment
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Controversial podcaster will not speak at veterans' group convention in Norfolk
Stew Peters, the controversial podcast host who had been slated to speak at an upcoming veterans reunion in Norfolk, reportedly will not appear at the event. The Liberty Veterans' Association will hold its annual reunion on the anniversary of the USS Liberty bombing from June 6-9 at the Sheraton Waterside Norfolk Hotel. Peters, whom the Anti-Defamation League has described as an anti-Semite, was named as a speaker, in an unconfirmed social media post that quickly drew attention to the event and the hotel. The LVA confirmed Peters was scheduled to speak at the event, but said the other two men aren't speaking and aren't registered to attend. WTKR reported on Tuesday that Marriott, the owner of the Sheraton Waterside Norfolk Hotel, banned Peters. WTKR's report quoted an association spokesperson as saying that Peters was banned from 'entering their property and has advised us he is not to speak.' The spokesman, veteran's association board member John Dixon, declined to comment about Peters' status to The Virginian-Pilot on Tuesday. The association's annual event is meant to honor the survivors of Israel's bombing of the USS Liberty bombing in 1967, which killed 34 sailors and injured 170 others. Israel has maintained that the attack was a mistake, but many members of the Norfolk-based Liberty Veterans' Association believe it was intentional. The LVA's leadership has attempted to distance themselves from accusations of antisemitism, saying in an email to The Pilot that they don't share all the 'views, beliefs, or behavior' of their supporters, 'but … we stand and defend all Americans constitutional rights including the first amendment.' The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4809 is hosting a memorial service at the USS Liberty Monument at their post on June 8 as part of the LVA's reunion festivities, according to the LVA's website and the official flyer for the reunion. Eric Mallett, incoming commander of Post 4809, said in a statement in response to the reported speakers that 'white supremacy and antisemitism have no place in the VFW.' Gavin Stone, 757-712-4806,
Yahoo
25-04-2025
- General
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Stunt pilot Rob Holland dies in plane crash at Langley Air Force Base
Stunt pilot Rob Holland died in a plane crash at Langley Air Force Base on Thursday, according to a statement on his official social media page. "Rob was one of the most respected and inspiring aerobatic pilots in aviation history," the announcement on his Facebook page said. "Even with an absolutely impressive list of accomplishments, both in classical competition aerobatics and within the air show world, Rob was the most humble person with a singular goal to simply be better than he was yesterday." Holland was on approach to the air base when the crash took place, the National Transportation Safety Board said, according to CBS affiliate WTKR. The NTSB described the plane as an "experimental MX Aircraft MXS" in a post on social media. The NTSB, the Federal Aviation of Administration and the Department of Defense will investigate the accident, WTKR said, with investigators expected to arrive at the base on Friday. "Today we lost a friend of our Air Force family," said Col. Matthew Altman, Joint Base Langley-Eustis commander, in a news conference after the crash, according to WKTR. "On behalf of our entire JBLE team, I want to express our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of this incredible aviator." Langley Air Force Base told WTKR that the crash was related to the upcoming Air Power Over Hampton Roads Air Show. Holland was expected to fly during the biennial event, according to its website. The show is expected to take place as scheduled on April 26 and 27, WTKR reported. Holland qualified for his pilot license as a teenager and went on to become a legend in his field, earning 37 international competition medals during his career as an airshow performer and freestyle acrobatic competition pilot, according to his website. Holland flew a "one-of-a-kind, all carbon-fiber" custom-built MXS-RH single-seat airplane, according to his website. The aircraft included design modifications suggested by Holland and was able to perform unique airshow maneuvers. The Langley Air Force Base is in Hampton, Virginia. Sneak peek: The Detective's Wife Russian foreign minister on latest Kyiv strikes: "We only target military goals" Judge halts own order demanding Kilmar Abrego Garcia updates
