Amber Alert Canceled For 4-Year Old Florida Boy

An Amber Alert for 4-year-old Angel Juliao of Hollywood, Florida boy was canceled Saturday after he was found safe with his father, the abductor, at a relative's house in Kissimmee. Hollywood authorities said Eduardo Juliao, 43, was taken into custody without incident several hours after he fled with the child after a domestic assault with the boy's mother.

Angel Juliao, who was not injured, was in the care of the Florida Department of Children and Famlies on Sunday, police said. Police Lt. Manny Marino said Eduardo Juliao is to be brought back to Broward County to face several felony charges.

AMBER ALERT: 4-YEAR OLD FLORIDA BOY

An Amber Alert has been issued for a 4-year-old Hollywood, Florida boy. Ploice say Angel Juliao was last seen in the 900 block of Tallwood Avenue. A description of the boy has not been released, except that he is white/hispanic and wearing a white t-shirt.

Authorities believe he may be with 43-year-old Eduardo Juliao, who may be armed and dangerous. The suspect is described as being 5’9”, weighing 230 pounds, black hair and brown eyes. He was last seen wearing a blue shirt and blue pants.
They may be traveling in a 1998 green convertible two door BMW with a tan top, Florida tag number I004ZK.

If you have any information that will help find this child, please call 911 or the Hollywood Police Department, 954-967-4357.

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AMBER ALERT: 3 MICHIGAN BOYS

An Amber Alert has been issued for three young boys in Lenawee County who are believed to be in extreme danger:

Police in Michigan are looking for three boys reported missing Friday. Andrew Ryan Skelton, 9, Alexander William Skelton, 7, and Tanner Lucas Skelton, 5, were reportedly last seen Friday at 2:30 p.m. with Joann Taylor, a woman whom their father met on the Internet.

The boys' father says he turned the children over to a woman named Joann Taylor. Taylor may be driving a white or silver minivan. After giving her the boys, the father tried to take his own life. He is in the hospital under observation. The suspect was to return the children to their mother, but the children have been missing since.

The boys are described as follows:

Tanner Lucas Skelton:
White Male, Brown Hair & Blue Eyes
Age: 5
Height: 3'6"
Weight: 40lbs






Alexander William Skelton:
White Male, Brown Hair & Brown Eyes
Age: 7
Height: 3'9"
Weight: 45lbs






Andrew Ryan Skelton:
White Male, Brown Hair & Brown Eyes
Age: 9
Height: 4'1"
Weight: 57lbs
If you have any information regarding the three missing children, the alleged abductor or the suspect’s vehicle, please call 911, the Morenci Police Department at 517-458-2323 or Lenawee County Dispatch at 517-263-0524.

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The Wishbone Legend began with the ancient belief that chickens were fortune tellers. The tradition of wishing on their clavicle, or ‘wishbone’ was passed down through generations and brought to America by the Pilgrims.

They, then adapted it to the turkey, making it a part of the Thanksgiving festivities. The collarbone, which we call the wishbone, was saved and dried for three days so that later on, two people could pull it apart. The person who broke off the larger piece was said to “get the lucky break,” and win the wish.