Endangered Missing - Ashley Nicole Summers

Thank you for visiting our Webpage!  Unfortunately, Ashley is still missing - all these years later.  We are very blessed that "freeservers" has this free webpage builder for us to use. 

We are very happy that Amanda Berry, Gina Dejesus and Michelle McKnight have been found and our back with their families.

Because of this miracle we have been able to spread the news about Ashley to the world.  I want to send out extra special thanks to Anderson Cooper 360 for all their attention and kindness along with the rest of CNN for helping us spread Ashley's story.  Also, the show Rock Center with Brian Williams with their exclusive featuring Ashley's mom, Jennifer.

There are many others including Fox8 in Cleveland, ABC6 & Fox28 in Columbus and the many other news agencies that have helped spread Ashley's name throughout the world. 

I will be updating the link pages with more current information - so please be patient in the upcoming weeks as I do this.

Please continue to spread the word and link to this website.  Any prayers are appreciated too. We know one day we will find Ashley.

 

-The Summers Family

May 13, 2013

The search continues for a 15-year-old West Side girl who has been missing for more than a year. Local and federal law enforcement officials are asking for the public's help in finding Ashley Summers, who was reported missing from her West 96th Street home, near Madison Avenue, on July 6, 2007.

Ashley is considered an endangered juvenile be cause of her age and the length of time she has been missing, authorities said.

FBI spokesman Scott Wilson said there is no indication of foul play, but it is possible she is being held against her will.

The task force is working with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in Alexandria, Va., Wilson said.

Ashley is white, 5 feet 5, 130 pounds with blue eyes and brown hair. She has a tattoo of a heart on one arm with the name "Gene" inscribed on it.

Anyone with information regarding Ashley, or other fugitives, is urged to call the Cleveland/Cuyahoga Fugitive/Gang Task Force at 216-522-1400 or the Cleveland Police Department's 1st District at 216-623-5118.

The identity of callers will remain confidential. Reward money is available.

It will be 6 years this July that Ashley has been missing.  We hope that she will come home one day!  Our family loves her and misses her very much.  Ashley has little sisters and a brother that have never met her.  She has cousins that have never met her.  It is very sad that we have not heard from her for so long.  The FBI has added an age progressed picture to her poster.  She will be 20 years old this June (2013).  Please send this website around so people can see the updated photo.  A lot changes in 6 years.

Dear Ashley - If you happen to run across this website, please contact us.  Your papa and I (Linda) have set this page up to find you.  We cannot even talk about you without your papa crying.  I have been searching for you across the internet and hope to find you by getting your picture to as many people as I can.  Just please let us know you are OK.  We love you!       Linda