The Justice Voice

  Have you seen her? Melissa Barrett vanished 30 days ago, and authorities in Moorhead, North Dakota are asking for assistance in locating her. The 17-year-old Native American girl was reportedly last seen in the West Fargo area, but the circumstances surrounding her disappearance aren't known. KVRR News reports that Melissa Barrett was last seen wearing a blue shirt and black pants. She is 5'2" and 100 lbs. If you have any information about this missing teen, please contact Moorhead Police Department at (701) 451-7660. 

 Almost nine years ago, Arika Hall vanished from Canton, Ohio under highly suspicious circumstances. She was 23-years-old at the time of her disappearance, and had just been assaulted by her boyfriend the day before she vanished without a trace. The missing woman would be in her early 30s by now, but it's highly unlikely that she'll be found alive. Nonetheless, her loved ones are still clinging to hope that this cold case will find new life. Cleveland 19 News reports that Arika Hall is still missing after nearly nine years since she was last seen getting into a car with an unknown man. This last-known-sighting has been a haunting circumstance of the missing woman's case, which has persisted for nearly an entire decade. Arika had struggles with drug addiction and poor choices in men, but was still struggling to better her life. Shortly before her disappearance in February 2016, she dropped out of Paul Mitchell Beauty School and succumbed further to her substance abuse iss...

What happened to Emma Smith? Authorities in Georgetown, Kentucky are looking for the missing 21-year-old woman, who vanished earlier this month. Her loved ones, along with police, are urgently looking for information on her whereabouts, due to her suffering from a medical condition that requires critical medication. Now with so much time gone since she was last seen, it's hard to speculate on a positive outcome. Police in Georgetown say that Emma Smith was last seen on December 6th, near Military Street, but hasn't been in contact with loved ones since then. The 21-year-old Kentucky woman may have had plans to leave voluntarily, but according to the wording of investigators, it's hard to determine what this could mean for her disappearance. AOL News reports that a reward in the amount of $5k is currently being offered for information that will lead to her whereabouts.  If you've seen Emma Smith, or if you think you have information about her disappearance, please do ...

  Comedian and actor Jamie Foxx is under fire right now, with lots of buzzwords being flung in his direction. In particular, the funnyman is accused of being antisemitic, racist and misogynistic. Could he be next in-line to be "cancelled," by a scandal-thirsty public? Radar Online reports that Jamie Foxx angered viewers of his recent Netflix comedy special , when he made some cutting remarks possibly aimed at ex-girlfriend Katie Holmes. In doing so, some viewers believe that he was actually targeting white people.  "Sisters, I'm here to tell you, I've been cured. I've been cured of everything, no more white girls. I'm serious, no more white girls. No more white girls. No more. No more white girls," Foxx said during the program. Of course, most people believe that Jamie Foxx was talking about his former girlfriend Katie Holmes -- a white woman, but folks on social media appear to be divided on whether or not his comments were necessarily racist, or e...

  Three Florida men have been arrested and charged in association with a racist graffiti incident that took place in November of this year. Colby Retherfford, 21, Tristan Maddox, 19, and Collin Kuhn, 20, have already been released from jail on bond in the measly amount of only $250. It's not surprising that three men with names like these have been arrested for doing something racist. What is upsetting, however, is that they haven't really been charged for the racist graffiti itself. Instead, Colby, Collin and Tristan have all been charged with trespassing on school grounds. News of the racist graffiti went viral in November, when it was reported that a Black Lives Matter mural was vandalized at Milton High School in the town of Milton. It's been less than a month since the incident -- which was declared 'disturbing' by residents. It's fortunate that the identities of the men people responsible for the racist incident have been identified, and hopefully they le...

 A tattoo artist has been convicted by a jury of killing his wife and dismembering her on their one year wedding anniversary. Forty-one-year-old Joseph Ferlazzo was found guilty of first-degree murder in association with the incident, which took place in 2021. Crime Online reports that Ferlazzo, a tattoo artist from New Hampshire , had driven his wife to Vermont on their one-year-anniversary, but the two got into an argument that escalated violently. The New Hampshire man reportedly shot his wife in the midst of the argument, and then spent several days trying to cover up his crime -- which included dismembering the woman's body. It took under a day for the jury in Vermont to convict the tattoo artist who dismembered his wife in 2021, but his sentencing hasn't yet been scheduled. Hopefully justice is fully served and the sentence matches the crime.

 Have you seen this missing woman? Police in Haverhill, Massachusetts are looking for Angelica Lynn Gonyer, who hasn't been seen since Friday night. Authorities are hoping the public can assist in locating this missing woman. The circumstances surrounding Angelica's disappearance aren't entirely known at this time, but police in Massachusetts say that she was last in contact with loved ones on Friday evening. She has since dropped out of contact, and her family is worried .  Angelica Lynn Gonyer is 32-years-old, 5'6" and 150 lbs., with blue eyes and brown hair. The affixed photo in this article is being circulated by police in hopes of locating her. If you've seen this missing woman, or if you think you might have information about her disappearance, please do not hesitate to contact the Haverhill Police Department.