The Missing
Raj Kumar Dhiman
Case #: 2006-01091
Morris County

Raj Dhiman was 46 years old when he was last seen August 23, 2006 at the Regency House Hotel in Pequannock, Morris County, NJ. He was wearing a white button down shirt, dark pants and black shoes. He is an Indian/Asian male, 5’05” in height, 170 lbs, with black hair, brown eyes and an olive complexion. His date of birth is January 20, 1960.

If you have any further information, please contact the Pequannock Township Police Department at 973-835-1700.

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The Missing
Carla Vicentini
Case#: 06014648
Essex County

Carla Vicentini was 22 years old when she was last seen leaving the Adega Bar & Grill located on Ferry Street in Newark, New Jersey on February 10, 2006 at 2:30 in the morning. She may have been intoxicated and may have been with a white male named “Antonio.” He was described as being in his thirties, 5’8” and 200 lbs with blue eyes, short salt and pepper hair and an unshaved beard, wearing a black t-shirt. Carla struck up a conversation with the man as she was in the bar with her friend/roommate that she had just moved in with. Carla told her friend that she was going outside to the man’s car to view a photograph and to talk. The friend told her she would meet her at home. She has not been seen since. Carla is a white female, 5’07”, 140 lbs with blonde hair and brown eyes. She was born in the country of Brazil, coming to the United States on January 19, 2006 as an exchange student on a Cultural Exchange Program. She was planning on staying for a few months. She saved up her money to come to the U.S and she was very happy about the opportunity. As part of this program, Carla was assigned to work at a White Castle restaurant and live in a small motel room with several other women in the program, but she became unhappy with the arrangement, so she then moved out and changed jobs. She was an engineering student at the time she went missing, newly living with her friend in Newark’s Ironbound neighborhood, and had just started a job at the Mediterranean Manor.
She was last seen wearing a white sleeveless shirt, a blue Hugo Boss brand jacket, a Mormaii sports wristwatch on her left wrist, a large silver ring on her ring finger and two silver rope necklaces, one with a pedant, blue or white jeans and high-heeled brown ankle boots. She has multiple body piercings, including a silver ball in her navel, a silver ball in her tongue, several ear piercings, and many tattoos including a tribal design on her lower back, a tattoo of a tiger on her stomach, a red and yellow chameleon on her left hip, and a tattoo of a gray angel on her back. Her case is classified as a kidnapping. She has previously fractured the right side of her collar bone. Her nickname is Carlinha. The man “Antonio” has not been identified, he and Carla were seen “drinking and talking” before leaving together, which is unusual because her native language is Brazilian Portuguese and she speaks limited English, but this man was reported to not speak Portuguese. He appeared “quiet and sullen.” He is considered a person of interest. 
It is believed that Carla had made it back to her residence on Ferry Street, which is near the restaurant she was last seen at, because her jacket, wallet and passport were found there. But there were no other signs of where Carla had gone afterwards.
Several days after Carla went missing, someone called her boss’s cell phone and screamed for help. This caller had not been identified and it is unclear whether the call was related to the case.
Carla’s mother believes she was murdered since she never went more than a couple of days without getting in touch with her family. She stated that someone destroyed Carla’s dream of getting the chance to know a different country.

This is a sketch of the man last seen with Carla.

Her case remains unsolved.

If you have any further information, please contact the Newark Police Department at 973-733-4336.

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Amena El Sayed
Case #: 06-950
Essex County

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Amena El Sayed was 3 years old when she was last seen on January 22, 2006. She was abducted by her non-custodial father, Mohammed El Sayed from South Orange, New Jersey. Mohammed has a felony warrant that was issued on January 24, 2006, and an FBI warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution was issued for him on September 13, 2006. He is 5’4” in height, 170 lbs, black hair, brown eyes. His birthday is December 27, 1967. He has a scar on the tip of his index finger. He may use the last name El Seyed or Elseyed. They are both believed to have left the country and traveled to Egypt or Saudi Arabia. The child’s whereabouts are unknown. 

If you have any further information, please contact the South Orange Police Department at 973-763-3000.

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The Missing
Beata Rembisz
Case #: 05092130
Middlesex County

Beata Rembisz was last seen at her residence in Woodbridge, New Jersey on November 27, 2005. She packed her bags and left her house and has not been seen since. Beata was in the United States on a visitation Visa from Poland. The Visa expired in 2006. Beata is a white female, 5’05” in height, 150 lbs, Sandy colored hair and green eyes with a fair complexion. 

If you have any further information, please contact the Woodbridge Police Department at 732-634-7700.

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Robert William Dornbach
Case #: 05-0295451
Camden County

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   Robert William Dornbach, better known as “Bobby,” was 17 years old when he was last seen at his family’s residence at 217 Cumberland Street in Gloucester City, New Jersey on November 27, 2005. He invited his girlfriend over for dinner, and he told his mother he was going out to get a pizza and would be back in 20 minutes, but he did not return. 
At the time of his disappearance, Bobby was on probation for an unspecified offence, however on a different site it was stated that he may have been involved in Controlled Dangerous Substances. He was also suspended from school for missing classes at the time.
 Robert is a white male, 5’08” in height, 150-170 lbs, brown hair and brown eyes. He has a scar on his right knee, a tattoo of “D BACH” on his left arm, a tattoo of a cross on his ankle and a pierced lower lip. He wears a silver necklace. He has relatives in the Atlantic City area. 
His mother claims it is uncharacteristic of him to be out of touch with his family for so long, she seems to think Bobby met with someone who caused his disappearance and she is fairly certain he is deceased. She is still hoping for answers as to what happened to her son. 

If you have any further information, please contact the Gloucester City Police Department at 856-456-0900.

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Jamie Diana Seymour
Case #: 2005-46160
Ocean County

The Missing
Estefanie Alegre
Case#: 05074278
Essex County

Estefanie Alegre was 31 years old when she was last seen at her residence in Newark, New Jersey on July 20, 2005. She was never heard from again. She may have gone to the Glenridge or Montclair, NJ areas. She is a Hispanic female, 5’04” in height, 160 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes.
There is no other information available about this case.

If you have any further information, please contact the Newark Police Department at 973-733-6277.

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Nayell O. Cruz
Case #: 20515860
Atlantic County

Nayell Cruz was 24 years old when she was last seen at 5:30 p.m on July 20, 2005 in Hammonton, NJ. She is a labor worker at Variety Farms on Pleasant Mills Road in Hammonton. Nayell is a Hispanic female, 5’02” in height, 130 lbs, with black hair, brown eyes and a medium complexion. She was last seen wearing a grey t-shirt, black capri pants, and black sandals. There are not many details in her case.

If you have any further information, please contact the Hammonton Police Department at 609-561-4000.

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The Missing
Danielle Imbo & Richard Petrone Jr.
Case #: 2005-0296
Burlington County

Danielle Imbo and Richard Petrone Jr. were 34 and 35 years old when they were last seen on Saturday, February 19, 2005 at 11:45 P.M leaving Abeline’s Bar on 429 South Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Danielle lived in Mount Laurel, NJ and was estranged from her husband at the time of her disappearance. She worked from home for a mortgage company and was the lead singer in a New Jersey rock band. Richard resided in Philly and worked at his family’s bakery. The couple had been involved in an “on again off again” romantic relationship that originally started when they were together in high school.
On the evening of Saturday, February 19, Danielle and Richard joined another couple named Anthony Valentino and Michelle McLaughlin, for drinks at Abeline’s Bar, who stated the couple appeared to be having a good time, smiling and kissing throughout the evening. They were even overheard making plans for the next day.
Witnesses stated the couple left the bar 15 minutes before midnight on route to Danielle’s home in New Jersey. They were seen walking on South Street toward Richard’s parked vehicle, a 2001 Black and silver Dodge Dakota pickup truck with license plate number YFH-2319 with a NASCAR sticker in the rear window. The couple and their vehicle have yet to be found.
Danielle was last seen wearing a jacket, a cream colored sweater, blue jeans and carrying a black purse. She is 5’5” in height, approximately 117 lbs, brown hair with hazel eyes with a tattoo of flowers on her lower back. Richard was wearing a gray Polo brand hooded sweatshirt and blue jeans. He has a tattoo of the word “Angela” on his left arm and a tattoo of clowns on his right arm. He has blue eyes, brown hair. He is 200 lbs, and 5’9” in height.
Since their disappearance, there has been no activity on either of the couples cell phones or personal bank accounts, no use of credit cards or their E-ZPasses.
Danielle had a 2 year old son at the time, and Richard had a 14 year old daughter. Both Danielle and Richard were very close with their families and everyone seems convinced they would not voluntarily disappear. Danielle’s family first noticed something was wrong when she failed to show up to her hair appointment on Sunday morning at 11 AM. However, panic truly set in at about 3 p.m, when Danielle’s estranged husband Joseph arrived at her condo to drop off their son “little Joe,” and Danielle was nowhere to be found. Once everyone realized she was absent, the police were notified. Since authorities had to wait 48 hours to start an investigation, Danielle’s family began searching for the couple, combing the streets of Philly until the next morning. Friends and volunteers canvassed neighborhoods for 100 miles in every direction, distributing pictures of Richard’s vehicle. The Delaware river was searched and fields were dug up looking for any leads. Danielle’s brother, John even went so far as to pay a Camden Police officer $1,200 to take him up in a helicopter to try and locate the ruck. None of these efforts produced any help, however. Police found no evidence to indicate what may have happened to the pair.
Both Danielle and Richard’s families believe that the couple are deceased and were possibly slain. Authorities are still trying to determine who might be responsible and why.
Danielle’s estranged husband Joseph was questioned by Police and the FBI many times. According to Richard’s father, Petrone Sr, his son told him prior to his disappearance that he received several threatening phone calls from Danielle Imbo’s estranged husband. “He kept telling me, stay away from her, leave her alone.” However, Joe Imbo has a rock-solid alibi for the night in question. He was at a child’s birthday party 50 miles away, where his stepfather, a former NYPD Officer, and several active officers were also present and vouched for him being there. Joe has never formally been declared a suspect, because there is not enough evidence to take him into custody.
Since 2008, the FBI has been investigating this case as a possible murder for hire, but they have not named any suspects. They do claim however, that the culprit was a professional, as it was a “well-orchestrated act.”
Although Richard’s family denies this claim, a theory was produced that Richard may have been involved with organized crime. In 2016, The FBI pursued a possible link between Richard Petrone and the “Pagan’s Motorcycle Club,” which is a group known for moving illicit substances and being aggressive. A special agent from the FBI interrogated Pagan member Patrick Treacy and asked him about a double slaying, but Treacy denied everything.

The case remains unsolved as of June 21, 2021. 

If you have any further information, please contact the Mount Laurel Police Department at 856-234-1414, the Burlington County Prosecutor’s Office at 609-265-7105, the NJSP Missing Persons Department at 800-709-7090, or the Philadelphia Police Department at 215-686-3013.

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