The
FBI is asking for the public’s assistance in the safe return
of baby Bryan Dos Santos. Dos Santos was taken by a woman on
Friday, December 1, 2006 in Fort Myers and may have traveled
to the South Florida area. The woman is described as follows:
Age: 28-30
years old
Race: Hispanic, possibly from Honduras
Height: 5’ 4”
Weight: Heavy set
Hair: Black straight hair that was partially in a bun.
Skin: Light complexion
Clothes: Blue jeans and a dark shirt.
Language Spoken: Spanish
She was
driving a dark blue or black two-door SUV, possibly a Chevy
Blazer or Ford Explorer, with peeling window tint. There was
a car seat and diaper bag in the SUV.
She stated
that her husband was a truck driver and that she has been in
the United States for about two years.
Pictures
of baby Bryan can be found at the Fort Myers Police Department
website, www.fmpolice.com and the AMBER alert can be found
at www.fdle.state.fl.us.
The events
surrounding the disappearance are as follows:
On the
afternoon of December 1, 2006, Maria Fatima Ramos Dos Santos,
baby Bryan’s mother, was walking in the Ft. Myers area
with Bryan and was accompanied by a friend and her baby. The
woman described above pulled up beside them and asked for directions.
The women agreed to take the driver to her destination. When
they got to the desired neighborhood, the driver said she knew
where she was and she would take them back to where she had
picked them up. Back at their original location, the driver
pulled out a knife. The friend escaped with her baby, but the
driver took off with Santos and baby Bryan. Santos was let
out of the SUV about an hour later.
The lead
agency is the Fort Myers Police Department, with the assistance
of FBI Tampa, FDLE, Lee County Sheriff’s Office, Cape
Coral Police Department and the Charlotte County Sheriff’s
Office.
We are
asking for the public’s assistance in returning baby
Bryan safely to his family. We would also be interested in
identifying pregnant women who have been approached by anyone
matching the woman’s description described above and
appeared overly interested in their pregnancy; or any women
with newborns who may have been approached. If you have any
information, you are urged to call the FBI at (305) 944-9101.
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Judy Orihuela
Media Representative
FBI Miami
Work: 305-787-6409
Cell: 954-444-7952 |