New Information Released In Rilya Wilson Disappearance
Caretaker Says Roommate Made Up Story
POSTED: Thursday, October 7, 2004
MIAMI -- New court documents have shed some shocking light on the disappearance of Rilya Wilson, the child who has been missing since 2000.
In the newly released papers, Pamela Graham, Rilya's caregiver, told police she came home from work in December 2000 and found Rilya gone. She claimed that her roommate Geralyn Graham told her that the 4-year-old girl was fine, but that they weren't going to see her anymore.Pamela Graham says that Geralyn then made up the story about a Department of Children and Families worker coming to pick up Rilya.The little girl has never been found.
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Previous Stories:
- September 25, 2004: Caregiver Told Two Versions Of Rilya Wilson Disappearance
- August 19, 2004: Rilya Wilson's Caregivers Accused Of Abuse, Neglect
- August 18, 2004: Women Charged In Connection With Child's Disappearance
- April 29, 2004: Rilya Wilson's Social Worker Must Pay Back State
- May 29, 2003: Rilya Wilson's Former Caregiver Pleads Guilty
- January 13, 2003: Jury Selection Begins In Rilya's Caregiver's Trial
- December 17, 2002: More Than 100 Children, Teens Still Missing From State Care
- November 21, 2002: Missing Girl's Sister Adopted
- November 8, 2002: Rilya Wilson Caseworker Pleads Not Guilty
- October 10, 2002: Rilya Wilson's Caretaker Arrested Again
- October 2, 2002: Police Arrest Rilya Wilson's Former Caregivers
- May 24, 2002: Documents Released: More Learned About Rilya Wilson
- May 22, 2002: Paper: Rilya Wilson Seen One Month After Reported Disappearance
- May 20, 2002: Search For Rilya Continues
- May 15, 2002: DCF's Handling Of Rilya Wilson Case Scrutinized
- May 10, 2002: FDLE Offers Reward To Find Missing Girl
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