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https://www.tapatalk.com/groups/usedtobedoe/rosado-israel-may-13-2004-t11791.html
https://www.fox61.com/article/news/local/outreach/awareness-months/cold-case-israel-rosado/520-c4570a05-3fb7-4374-a105-a0cdc3b33ec4
**Synopsis:**
On May 13, 2004, 21-year-old Israel Rosado mysteriously disappeared after a court appearance in Waterbury, Connecticut. His last confirmed sighting was early that day, which left his family and friends deeply worried. His mother, Carmen Colon, reported him missing on May 19 after six days of silence, an unusual occurrence for a young man who regularly contacted his family. Detectives Renee St. George and retired Detective Roy Bredefeld initiated a comprehensive investigation into his disappearance.
Israel had a minor criminal history, which led detectives to interview his friends and associates. Despite his charm, he lacked steady employment, complicating the search for leads. Though some reported sightings surfaced in the months following his disappearance, every lead ultimately led to dead ends. The investigation revealed that Israel attended court on the day of his disappearance to address stolen firearm charges, and his calm demeanor during that visit raised additional questions.
After his court appearance, Israel's cellphone went silent despite having paid his phone bill for the month. This sudden loss of contact heightened suspicions, and concerns escalated for his mother, who was expecting a new baby. The detectives entered DNA samples into the FBI's VICAP system to connect Israel’s case with ongoing investigations, but to no avail.
Interviews revealed no signs that Israel feared for his safety. His girlfriend noted that he was last seen getting into a vehicle with an unknown person on May 13, a detail that troubled investigators. The absence of struggle or signs of premeditated disappearance raised concerns of foul play, as he was known to carry cash and travel frequently between Bristol and New York City.
The Bristol Police sought public help in locating Israel, stating they had pursued every lead but needed assistance. Despite collaboration with various agencies, including the FBI, the investigation yielded few results. Those who knew Israel continue to hope for his return, though the odds of closure appear slim over time. Israel Rosado’s case remains an open investigation—a haunting true crime mystery, waiting for the truth to emerge.
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https://www.fox61.com/article/news/local/outreach/awareness-months/cold-case-israel-rosado/520-c4570a05-3fb7-4374-a105-a0cdc3b33ec4
**Synopsis:**
On May 13, 2004, 21-year-old Israel Rosado mysteriously disappeared after a court appearance in Waterbury, Connecticut. His last confirmed sighting was early that day, which left his family and friends deeply worried. His mother, Carmen Colon, reported him missing on May 19 after six days of silence, an unusual occurrence for a young man who regularly contacted his family. Detectives Renee St. George and retired Detective Roy Bredefeld initiated a comprehensive investigation into his disappearance.
Israel had a minor criminal history, which led detectives to interview his friends and associates. Despite his charm, he lacked steady employment, complicating the search for leads. Though some reported sightings surfaced in the months following his disappearance, every lead ultimately led to dead ends. The investigation revealed that Israel attended court on the day of his disappearance to address stolen firearm charges, and his calm demeanor during that visit raised additional questions.
After his court appearance, Israel's cellphone went silent despite having paid his phone bill for the month. This sudden loss of contact heightened suspicions, and concerns escalated for his mother, who was expecting a new baby. The detectives entered DNA samples into the FBI's VICAP system to connect Israel’s case with ongoing investigations, but to no avail.
Interviews revealed no signs that Israel feared for his safety. His girlfriend noted that he was last seen getting into a vehicle with an unknown person on May 13, a detail that troubled investigators. The absence of struggle or signs of premeditated disappearance raised concerns of foul play, as he was known to carry cash and travel frequently between Bristol and New York City.
The Bristol Police sought public help in locating Israel, stating they had pursued every lead but needed assistance. Despite collaboration with various agencies, including the FBI, the investigation yielded few results. Those who knew Israel continue to hope for his return, though the odds of closure appear slim over time. Israel Rosado’s case remains an open investigation—a haunting true crime mystery, waiting for the truth to emerge.