Search For Rilya Continues
POSTED: 7:21 a.m. EDT May 20, 2002
UPDATED: 8:02 a.m. EDT May 20, 2002
MIAMI -- Investigators, a South Florida judge and a specially appointed panel will continue their work today to find a missing South Florida girl.
As the search for answers into the disappearance of Rilya Wilson (pictured) continues, Department of Children and Families Secretary Katherine Kearney is expected to testify before the blue ribbon panel today.
As the search for answers into the disappearance of Rilya Wilson (pictured) continues, Department of Children and Families Secretary Katherine Kearney is expected to testify before the blue ribbon panel today.
Judge Cindy Lederman, who's overseeing the case, will meet with Miami-Dade police investigators this week to decide if any of Wilson's files should be made public. She had initially refused that request.
The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is still offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to a break in the case.
If you have any information that could help police, you can call 1 (888) FL-MISSING or your local Crimestoppers.
Previous Stories:
- May 13, 2002: Panel Continues Seeking Information About Missing Girl
- May 10, 2002: FDLE Offers Reward To Find Missing Girl
- May 9, 2002: Governor Talks About Riyla Wilson Case
- May 8, 2002: Caseworker Issues Statement Regarding Missing Child
- May 7, 2002:
Judge Scolds DCF Over Missing 5-Year-Old - May 6, 2002: DCF Heads To Court Today In Case Of Missing 5-Year-Old
- May 3, 2002: Investigators Looking Into Missing Child's Caseworker
- May 3, 2002: Case Of Missing 5-Year-Old Becomes Homicide Investigation
- May 2, 2002: State Launches Criminal Investigation Into Missing Girl's Case
- May 2, 2002: Grandmother Of Missing Child Talks
- May 2, 2002: Missing Girl's Mother, Grandmother Speak Out
- May 1, 2002: Decapitated Child Probably Not Missing Miami Girl
- May 1, 2002: Missing 5-Year-Old: Police Examine Body Found In Kansas City
- April 30, 2002: 5-Year-Old Girl Missing One Year Now
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