Lumberton Amber Alert: Hania Noelia Aguilar, 13, abducted outside the family home; The FBI is offering a $ 15,000 reward

LUMBERTON, N.C. –

Police and the FBI began the second day of searching for a 13-year-old girl who had been abducted from her home garden in Lumberton, North Carolina.

The FBI is now offering a $ 15,000 reward for information to locate Hania Noelia Aguilar.

Aguilar has disappeared since Monday about 7 hours.

THE AS YOU SEE?

• Hania is about 5 feet tall and weighs 126 pounds
• She was taken in a 2002 Ford Expedition Green with the South Carolina label, NWS984
• She has black hair and brown eyes. The last time she saw her, she was wearing a blue flowered shirt and blue jeans.
• Call (910) 671-3845 if you see it

At a press conference on Tuesday afternoon, an FBI agent read Hania's mother's message to her daughter, "I just want my daughter to come back with me, I'm here to wait for you. I love you and I only care about you I do not do it "I have nothing against anyone who did this to you. I just want you to come back. "

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An orange alert has been issued. Officials also set up a special phone line containing information about his disappearance. The line number is at (910) 272-5871

The kidnapping took place shortly before 7 am at the Rosewood Mobile Home Park near East Elizabethtown Road, while Hania was waiting to go to school.

The FBI announced Monday night that investigators were tracking about 50 investigations and that a number of Spanish – speaking agents were participating in the searches.

Police said the eighth grader took the keys of his aunt to start the vehicle and prepare to leave for the bus stop.

Witnesses said that the man was wearing a yellow bandana on his face and that they had not seen him well.

They claimed that he had seized Hania and forced him to ride in his parent's vehicle – a 2002 Ford Green Expedition bearing the NWS984 label, in South Carolina.

In addition, the FBI said that the paint on the vehicle hood was flaking off and that there was a Clemson sticker on the rear window.

The 911 call was received from a neighbor when a family member crashed to ask for help. The appellant speaking Spanish, the dispatcher therefore asked a translator to join the call.

The initial reports described the kidnapper as a black man. In follow-up interviews, investigators determined that the witness had not seen the abductor's race because he was wearing all the black, including long sleeves, as well as a yellow bandana on the face.

"I want him to remember that he is a son, he has a mother, probably sisters," a family member, Maria Bonilla, told ABC11 on Monday. "For him to have a heart." Put his hand on his heart and think of his family if someone took his mother, his sisters or a member of his own family – that's all. "

"Our main concern at the present time is to bring this young woman back into her family," Lumberton Police Department Chief Michael McNeill said at a news conference.

This makes my weapon tighter, "said neighbor Keith Bellamy." Because of the simple fact that I have my wife, my kids and my family. And that makes me very uncomfortable. Feeling uncomfortable, I have an extra security blanket around my wife around my house. "

Hania is about 5 feet tall and weighs 126 pounds. She has black hair and brown eyes. The last time she saw her, she was wearing a blue flowered shirt and blue jeans.

If anyone sees Hania or the vehicle, please contact Sgt. Pete Locklear at the Lumberton Police Department (910) 671-3845 immediately.