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Missing 16 year old...please read! Update Post 133 - Found
April 16, 2011 at
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Hello, everyone. My daughter's friend is missing. From all reports, she ran away with her boyfriend on Monday, April 11. The last message that she left said that she was going to shut her phone off and throw it out the car window. That call was placed in Fond du Lac, WI.
I know this is a HUGE site and gets a lot of traffic, so I'm asking if everyone could keep an eye out for her car. It is a light green 2006 Ford Focus, Wisconsin plate 842 KDV.
Casey is 5'6, medium to thin build with shoulder length dark hair. Kris (her boyfriend) is 17 years old, a bit taller with shoulder length blonde shaggy hair. He is running away from legal trouble (I don't know what kind of trouble) but it should be noted that he stole a car 2 years ago and was found in New Mexico after 2 days. Because of that fact, they could be anywhere.
If you see them or their car, please call the police.
Here [facebook.com] is a link to a facebook page her mother created. It contains photos and more information.
Thank you for reading! I know her mother is frantic, and we are trying to get the message out so hopefully she can be brought home safely.
I know this is a HUGE site and gets a lot of traffic, so I'm asking if everyone could keep an eye out for her car. It is a light green 2006 Ford Focus, Wisconsin plate 842 KDV.
Casey is 5'6, medium to thin build with shoulder length dark hair. Kris (her boyfriend) is 17 years old, a bit taller with shoulder length blonde shaggy hair. He is running away from legal trouble (I don't know what kind of trouble) but it should be noted that he stole a car 2 years ago and was found in New Mexico after 2 days. Because of that fact, they could be anywhere.
If you see them or their car, please call the police.
Here [facebook.com] is a link to a facebook page her mother created. It contains photos and more information.
Thank you for reading! I know her mother is frantic, and we are trying to get the message out so hopefully she can be brought home safely.
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The "right" was directed at you. The rest was me agreeing with you.
Apples/oranges.
As for your spoiler - What she does in college in a year or two is again - irrelevant.
Who cares if she misses them or not? It doesn't matter.
The best argument you two can come up with is - "She doesn't want to"?
Really?
WHO CARES WHAT SHE WANTS? Her parents are legally responsible for her. What she wants is...
IRRELEVANT!
Nightstorm is a fantastic idea. I'm calling them now.
Actually, I was WAY worse than her, (I stressed to her that that was not a challenge ..
Do you have another link?
This girl is throwing a tempertatrum (sp?), rolling on the ground in the middle of WalMart and the mom just got on the PA and asked everyone if they can somehow make her stop and get her back into the cart...and then called the cops.
tempertatrum, rolling on the ground = driving away in her car
WalMart = Wisconsin, greater midwest
PA = Facebook
Everyone = The Internet
Cops = Cops
I am saying the mom shouldn't have gotten on the PA to say she didn't know what to do with her daughter if she didn't want people to give her dirty looks.
This girl is throwing a tempertatrum (sp?), rolling on the ground in the middle of WalMart and the mom just got on the PA and asked everyone if they can somehow make her stop and called the cops.
tempertatrum, rolling on the ground = driving away in her car
WalMart = Wisconsin, greater midwest
PA = Facebook
Everyone = The Internet
Cops = Cops
I am saying the mom shouldn't have gotten on the PA to say she didn't know what to do with her daughter if she didn't want people to give her dirty looks.
No, this mother is responsible for her child. The child ran away. The mother wants her back, but doesn't know where to find her, so she's asking for help.
If you want to use a Walmart analogy, at least use accurate logos. It's more like:
Girl saw a shiny object (boy).
Mom turned.
Girl was gone.
Mom can't find girl.
Mom got on PA and said, "Anyone seen my girl? I can't find my girl. Please help me find my girl. She's not legally old enough to be on her own. By the way, she's with a boy who is also...not legally old enough to be on his own."
Then, to take it a step further, some "customers" said, "I don't care about your missing girl." (Fine...those people should probably just walk away then.)
Other customers said, "Not only do I not care about your missing girl, but I'm going to bark at you about why you shouldn't be looking for her, instead of being helpful, or just shutting up."
Mom turned.
Girl was gone.
Mom can't find girl.
Mom got on PA and said, "Anyone seen my girl? I can't find my girl. Please help me find my girl. She's not legally old enough to be on her own. By the way, she's with a boy who is also...not legally old enough to be on his own."
When you are throwing a fit (like in my story) you realize you are bringing them distress but she'll do it anyway because she wants her own way.
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Do you have another link?
Thank you!
Thank you!
Not because we beat her - we did not.
Not because we abused her - we did not.
Not because of what we are or are not doing - but rather because we are choosing to be parents and her friends parents want to be "friends" and let there kids go to night clubs at 15 and who knows what else ...
Kids do not have the same rights as adults.
I am in Wisconsin, south of FDL - I have shared the story - we are keeping an eye out... but my guess is that she is long past this area ... One idea - have someone check NightStorm in Waukesha - it's Friday night underage club that get pretty wild - there's a chance they would check out a place like that. The place might even agree to watch IDs for her.
She didn't do it because she was abused, mistreated, or anything like that. She had tunnel vision - and that's really the only reason. One of those situations where she wanted to do something, and mom said "No".
People don't always run away because their life is horrible. They sometimes do it because they don't see the world like adults do.
Hopefully this girl will wake up and smell the roses, and come home.
Look for the kids that do what they want - find someone their age to keep their ears open ... people with misguided intentions are usually pretty loose lipped. There is a good chance they're staying with friends if they really don't have any money.... and there are parents that would let them - this thread is all the proof you need.
Look for the kids that do what they want - find someone their age to keep their ears open ... people with misguided intentions are usually pretty loose lipped. There is a good chance they're staying with friends if they really don't have any money.... and there are parents that would let them - this thread is all the proof you need.
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I hope that's the case and that he does know where she is. I think that would be very good. I'd like to think she's somewhere with friends.