missing disabled Adji Desir

Authorities and volunteers are conducting a heart - breaking search in Immokalee, Florida, for 6 year old Adji Desir. This special needs child was last seen around 5:15 pm on January 11, 2009, at his grandmother´s residence in Farm Workers Village. According to the Collier County (FL) Sheriff, Adji may have gone outside to play and then vanished. A billboard is about to go up in Immokalee with Adji´s likeness and description on it, and authorities and volunteers have been searching for the little boy steadily since Saturday. At the moment, police believe Adji wandered off and got lost. But they can´t completely rule out an abduction. Compouding the situation is the fact that Adji is disabled and reportedly has a very limited vocabulary. "The idea of a child with such limited abilities being lost is absolutely terrified. The thought that he may have been abducted is a nightmare" (these are Brian Ladd´s words). If you think you have any information that might help in the search for Adji Desir, please call 1-800-CRIME-TV or get in touch with the Collier County Sheriff´s Office (American Most Wanted). Police say Adji, whose nickname is "Ji Ji" (pronounced "Gee Gee"). Adji was last seen wearing a blue shirt with thin yellow stripes, blue shorts with pink flamingos going down the sides, and grey and black sneakers. Police say it´s important to note that Adji is developmentally disabled. He understands Creole, but cannot speak it. He is only able to speak about five words in English. If you´ve seen missing child Adji Desir, call our hotline at 1-800-CRIME-TV right now.

My friends, here is the website about Adji Desir: www.FindAdji.com

"2.21.2009: Debra, Kinsley, and myself, as promised, worked until sun up trying our best to design a proper website for missing child Adji Desir... and I´m happy to announce that www.FindAdji.com is now in operation. Now we need your help in spreading the word about Adji and I´m asking everyone to please visit www.FindAdji.com , register for the forum and learn about what you can do to help bring this child home. I´m also asking that you forward this email to as many peole you can... as of today, this case is still not getting the media attention it should be. Last nights web broadcast is located here and discusses our plan of action in helping to find Adji. I want to stress again... right now the most important thing we can do is get Adji´s picture out there... and the internet is the best way to make it happen... and it´s free.

Thank you for your time". For more information, please get in touch with NCMEC, American´s Most Wanted, Brian Ladd. Thank you.