GINA for Missing Persons Launches
The Squeaky Wheel
Hundreds of Artists Banding Together in Events Across the U.S. and in Eight Countries to Reach Over 150 Missing People and Bring ONE Home….
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Local: Gina Clark 21 year old (at the time of disappearance)
was last seen at 8:30 P at her Kansas City residence near Mersington and
Cleveland. Later that night she called a family member, but the call was
disconnected. If you have any info on this case call Kansas City PD at
816-234-5136
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The Grand Emporium Oct. 27, 2006
LIVE! Patrick
Lentz, Steve Ewing (from The Urge), Anchondo
Doors open at:
8pm
Show starts at: 9pm
3832
Main St.
Kansas City, MO 64111
(1 block north of the 39th & Main intersection)
For info call: (816) 561-2560
Get tickets for $8 in advance, $10 at door.
http://www.kcclubs.com/grandemp.cfm
Websites:
www.myspace.com/patricklentz
www.myspace.com/thesteveewingband
www.myspace.com/anchondo
PLEASE COME OUT AND SUPPORT!!!
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LOS ANGELES, CA (September 22, 2006) --- GINA for Missing Persons, the internationally acclaimed concert series to raise awareness for those who go missing every year, announces The Squeaky Wheel Tour, October 17-November 4,2006. This world-wide tour will feature several hundred artists performing in 150 events throughout 50 states and eight countries. The focus of the events is to gain attention for over 150 missing people in the effort to bring at least ONE home. |
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The international "Squeaky Wheel Tour" honors Gina
80S, who disappeared from
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"Each missing person's story is unique, important and as valuable as the next," said Rap. "If someone took your child or your sister or brother, what would you do? Would you pull down the moon? Would you look under the rock? Would you scream as loud as you could?" |
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"Would you become the Squeaky Wheel?" added Rap. |
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"The Squeaky Wheel Tour" will have its kick-off
event in
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About GINA for Missing Persons |
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ABOUT GINA: Singer/songwriter Jannel Rap's sister,
Gina Bos, disappeared on October 17, 2000. Gina's story had no scandal,
no suspects and lacked the hook and intrigue to get the attention of the
national public. Gina had simply vanished after performing at a pub in
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In 2001, Jannel organized a concert series in
honor of her sister, called The GINA Sessions, sponsored by GINA for
Missing Persons. The series brings together recording artists from all
over the country in an effort to raise awareness of all the mothers,
fathers, brothers, sisters and children who go missing every year. In
addition, through GINA (www.411Gina.org) Jannel has produced a
television series called
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FOR MORE INFORMATION:
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Jannel Rap GINA for Missing Persons 877-411-GINA; 714-779-2754 jannel@411Gina.org
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Michelle Fox GINA for Missing Persons 818-679-5577 mfoxes@aol.com
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Susan Morrow Morrow & Associates Public Relations 972-669-8660 smorrow@morrowpr.com
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