Julieta Yoselin -- Found Alive 11/19/10

Missing From:	Clemson, SC
Missing Date:	Eastern
Issued for:	South Carolina: Statewide
Contact:	If you have information, please contact Clemson Police Department, 864-624-2000
Circumstances:	An AMBER Alert has been issued for Julieta Yoselin, a 12 year-old White Hispanic female, 4'0" tall, 85 pounds, with shoulder length black hair and brown eyes. The child was last seen at the CVS Pharmacy parking lot on Highway 76 in Clemson, South Carolina and is believed to be in extreme danger. The child was last seen wearing black calf-length boots, black tight pants, and a black shirt with a white "scream" mask. Authorities advise that the child was likely abducted by Jesus Alanda Lozada, a 26 year-old White Hispanic male, 6'0" tall, 190 pounds, with short black hair and brown eyes. They may be traveling in a tan 1996 Honda Acord with South Carolina plates of GAT461, possibly traveling towards Georgia. If you have any information, please contact Clemson Police Department at 864-624-2000 or 911.

	Missing Child Name: Julieta Yoselin Alias: Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Skin Color: White Hispanic Age: 12 years old Height: 4'0 Weight: 85 lbs. Gender: Female Description: Wearing black calf-length boots, black tight pants, black shirt with a white "Scream" mask
	Suspect Name: Jesus Alanda Lozada Alias: Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Skin Color: White Hispanic Age: 26 years old Height: 6'0 Weight: 190 lbs. Gender: Male Description: Vehicle Information Make: Honda Model: Accord Color: Tan Interior Color: License State: SC License Text: GAT461 Vehicle Description:

UPDATE: Arrest Warrants Issued in Missing Clemson Girl Case

By Staff
Published: November 18, 2010

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Officers are searching for a missing child in Clemson.

Clemson Police believe 12-year-old Julieta Yoselin may be with 26-year-old Jesus Aldana Lozada.

Officers say Lozada may be a friend of the family and not sure if she went willingly.

Chief Jimmy Dixon says Julieta snuck out of her house with her older sister, after their parents put them to bed around 8 p.m.

Her friend told police they noticed someone following them on their way home so they ran to the CVS Pharmacy about a mile from home off Creekside Drive.

Chief Jimmy Dixon explains, "When they got over there the friend that she was with was, they got separated, the friend came around to the CVS pharmacy to call police and so forth and of course the young lady was gone."

Dixon says the girl's parents woke up the next morning and found the girl gone.

Read more: http://www2.wspa.com/news/2010/nov/18/10/update-arrest-warrants-issued-in-missing-clemson-g-ar-1100255/

The article said she sneaked out of her house with an older sister, but the next paragraph said her 'friend' said they saw someone following them and ran to CVS and got separated.

Which was it, a sister or a friend?

AMBER Alert Canceled For Missing Girl
Authorities: Missing Girl Found, Man Arrested

UPDATED: 4:11 am EST November 19, 2010

CLEMSON, S.C. -- Early Friday morning SLED canceled the AMBER alert for 12-year-old Julieta Yoselin.

Authorities also said they captured the man accused of kidnapping her, Jesus Aldano Lozada.

Investigators said they found the two at a home near Atlanta after receiving a tip that Lozada's car had been spotted in the home's driveway.

Read more: http://www.wyff4.com/news/25848120/detail.html

sitemama wrote:The article said she sneaked out of her house with an older sister, but the next paragraph said her 'friend' said they saw someone following them and ran to CVS and got separated.

Which was it, a sister or a friend?

I'm not sure mama. I'll try to find out more details later. I'm glad Julieta has been found.

A happy ending, thank goodness she was found safe!!

Man accused of kidnapping girl returned to Pickens County

By Mike Ellis
Anderson Independent Mail
Updated November 24, 2010 at 5:07 p.m.



CLEMSON — A man accused of kidnapping a 12-year-old Clemson girl was denied bond Wednesday.

Jesus Lozada Aldana, 26, was arrested by FBI agents last week in Atlanta after he allegedly took Julieta Yoselin, 12, out of South Carolina against her will.

Aldana waived an extradition hearing in Atlanta and was driven from an Atlanta jail to Clemson Wednesday morning by Clemson City Police officers, said Clemson Police Chief Jimmy Dixon.

Read more: http://www.independentmail.com/news/2010/nov/24/man-accused-kidnapping-girl-returned-pickens-count/