Jiao Ai

DOB: 30-Nov-1992
Missing: 13-Mar-2009
Height: 5'4" (163 cm)
Eyes: Brown Age Now: 16
Sex: Female
Weight: 98 lbs (44 kg)
Hair: Brown
Missing From:
DUBLIN

Ireland
Jiao Ai, a Chinese national, left her accommodation at 6pm on 12/03/2009 in Dublin 7 area and has not returned.
ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT
An Garda Síochána
Tel: 00 353 1 6666666 (24 hours) 00 353 1 6662615 (office hours) Email: gsmisspers@iol.ie

Why are all these children missing?????? You have got to read this!

Missing: 37 children the HSE failed to protect
Concerns are rising for the well-being of children who are missing from state care
Ken Foxe, Public Affairs Correspondent

AT LEAST 40 youngsters have gone missing and vanished without trace while in the care of the Health Service Executive (HSE) in the past three years.

The vast majority of them were young asylum seekers, who had arrived in the country as so-called "unaccompanied minors".

According to figures from the HSE, a total of 54 young asylum-seekers vanished during the course of 2007 and 2008.

Of that number, 37 remain unaccounted for, sparking serious concerns for their well-being and the possibility they were victims of human trafficking or worse.

http://www.tribune.ie/news/article/2009/jul/19/37-youths-in-care-of-hse-remain-unaccounted-for/

The same way as the majority of missin gpersons cases. All swept under the carpet and forgotten about.

Ive emailed all the media in Ireland to try and get them to highlight more of the missing people over here. Ive given them the stastistics since 2003 of people who have disappeared in Ireland along with a list of those who are currently missing. Hopefully more than one of the papers here will run the story.

heres what I sent


I became interested in missing people in May 2007 following
the disappearance of Madeleine McCann which started the ball rolling for people to
realize how many missing people there are actually in the world and since then I have
been shocked at the attitude taken by the majority of people regarding the matter of not only Irish missing people but missing people in general.

There are a lot of good people out there who are willing to show their support but
when it comes down to brass tacs I have found that most people shy away from the
issue of missing people like it is a disease. The attitude is its not my problem. But what if this was to happen to you tomorrow?. Would you like to know that your loved one would get the attention they deserve and that every person in Ireland or wherever they disappear from knows they are missing. I know I would.
The media show great interest when a child first goes missing but after a short while
that is it, it is left to the families to try and keep their loved one in the public eye. I
have learnt this through working with the Mother and Stepfather of Irish Girl Amy Fitzpatrick who disappeared in Mijas Costa Spain on 1st January 2008. Although Amy got extensive coverage when she first went missing it is now 20 months since she disappeared and her mam is finding it so hard to get her information in the media to keep her face out there with the hope that someone somewhere might know
Something.
These are the statistics taken from the Garda missing person’s website for missing
People in Ireland since 2003 how many people know anything about these missing people




Missing Person Statistics

Year No. of reports of Missing Persons persons still missing
2008 7,980 55
2007 7,992 64
2006 6,811 61
2005 5,997 43
2004 5,060 61
2003 3,987 61
Here are the names of the Missing Irish people currently on the Garda missing persons website and I ask you how many have you heard being mentioned in the media in the last month and how many have you heard of at all. I guarantee you there aren’t that many that you know about.
Paul Byrne Velerius (Alias) Popponas (Alias) Iyabo Bolarinwa Kevin Goff Anthony O'Malley
Michael Kinsella Seamus Clarke Shane Jenkins James Flynn Bernie Gavan Michael Reardon
Danny Walsh Colin Turner Martin Doyle Hope Osas Barry Coughlin John Stokes Paul Martin Rohleder
Stefan Punch Claire Boylan Tony Brosnan Matthew Mullaney Thomas Byrne John MacLeod
Frank Courtney Gerard Seward Michael Anthony (Tony) Lynch Tamaev Juka Trevor Deely
Sandra Collins Pearse Cremin Eamon Mulligan Aengus Shanahan Stephen Finnegan
Patrick O'Donoghue
Shane Curran Alan Bradley Ellen Cross (nee Brown) Des Walsh Edward Foster James Gallagher
Deirdre Jacob Matthew Carroll Gerard Lambe Fiona Sinnott Ciara Breen Fiona Pender Alpho O Reilly
Josephine (Jo Jo) Dullard Michael Farrell Imelda Keenan Eva Brennan Annie McCarrick
Conor and Sheila Dwyer Alice Clifford


These people deserve to have their names kept in the public eye and their families need to know that there is support out there for them. Put yourself in their shoes for just 1 minute and imagine having one of your loved ones disappear off the face of the earth living in limbo every day not knowing where they are or what happened to them. Then imagine living with this fear year after year. Not having them around for Christmas, birthdays and other special occasions that they should be there for.
I ask you this question “what is the value of an Irish missing person?" To me they are priceless and they should all be put on display for people to see them. The families of these missing people deserve to know what happened to their loved ones and they should not be left on a shelf. Someone somewhere knows what happened to these missing people and there has to be others who know who was involved in their disappearance. Yes some people do decide they are going to cut all ties with their families and disappear but there are others who don’t have that choice. Some of these missing have children of their own, had good jobs, have loving families and they deserve to have their lives back.
I am asking you as a mother myself to please highlight these missing people and get as many people as possible to know they are missing.
The list above is of missing Adults currently missing in Ireland
Heres the link to the missing kids in Ireland
http://www.missingkids.ie/missingkids/servlet/PubCaseSearchServlet
There are currently 121 missing kids on this website, How many do you know about?


Thank you for your time and attention on this matter.

Antoinette McLoughlin
No missing person has ever had enough publicity. Otherwise they would be found by now