Maryland Woman Reindicted, Arrested for 2014 Missing Siblings' Murder

Authorities are urgently searching for Amy, 13, and Taireece, 11, who vanished together from Broxtowe, Nottinghamshire, with police expressing concern for their safety and appealing to the public for any information. In a separate case, Catherine Hoggle has been reindicted on two counts of first-degree murder in connection with the 2014 disappearance of her toddler children, Sarah and Jacob, in Maryland. Hoggle was the last person seen with the children before they vanished, and although she initially claimed to have left them at daycare or with friends, the children have never been found. Previously deemed incompetent to stand trial and held in a psychiatric facility, Hoggle was recently released but was promptly re-arrested and remains in custody. The children's father has been actively seeking justice for over a decade, with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children releasing age progression images to aid the search. Hoggle’s lawyer continues to argue that she is unfit to stand trial, challenging both her detention and indictment.