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The disappearance was first treated as a runaway, but an Amber Alert was issued after another girl told police Jamie had been using a computer to talk online with a man.
[FBI agent Gary Johnson] said the girl was seen by several witnesses at 3:50 Wednesday afternoon getting into a dark blue Chevy Tahoe at the Purcell library. There have been no confirmed sightings of her since.
Johnson said the Tahoe is distinctive with tinted windows, black leather custom seats, the letters "KC" on the seat headrests and a large "FOX" logo on the rear window and a Texas license plate. A partial reading on the tags was "Z-6-9."
Johnson also said the Tahoe has damage on the right side front and rear doors.
And authorities are looking for a tall, thin white man in his 20s who may be with the girl. Johnson said the man might have an earring in his left ear.
Police: 'It Doesn't Look Good'
News Conference Called For 9 P.M.
POSTED: 9:09 am CDT April 13, 2006
UPDATED: 6:50 pm CDT April 14, 2006
PURCELL, Okla. -- Police are searching for a 10-year-old Purcell girl who disappeared Wednesday afternoon.An Amber Alert, issued for a missing Purcell girl two nights ago, was cancelled Friday night amid speculation that the 10-year-old may have been killed.
Sources within the Purcell Police Department told Eyewitness News 5's Kimberly Lohman that "it doesn't look good" for family and friends of Jamie Rose Bolin, missing since about 3:50 p.m. Wednesday. Authorities said she was last seen at the Purcell library.
According to reports, a man living downstairs from the Bolin family has been taken into custody in connection with the case. Police said they have a suspect in custody, but they would not confirm that this man was him.
FBI agent Gary Johnson said Friday afternoon that law enforcement across Oklahoma and Texas were looking for Bolin and following hundreds of tips.
The disappearance was first treated as a runaway, but an Amber Alert was issued after another girl told police Jamie had been using a computer to talk online with a man.
Johnson said the girl was seen by several witnesses at 3:50 Wednesday afternoon getting into a dark blue Chevy Tahoe at the Purcell library. There were no confirmed sightings of her since.
Johnson said the Tahoe is distinctive with tinted windows, black leather custom seats, the letters "KC" on the seat headrests and a large "FOX" logo on the rear window and a Texas license plate. A partial reading on the tags was "Z69."
Johnson also said the Tahoe has damage on the right side front and rear doors.He said about 100 FBI personnel, Purcell police officers, McClain County deputies and members of the Oklahoma Highway Patrol are involved in the investigation.
Purcell Police Chief David Tompkins said Jamie was first reported missing by her father when she didn't return home Wednesday night. An Amber Alert wasn't issued immediately because no one had witnessed an abduction.
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