MISSING: RUNAWAY AT RISK TEEN HEADING TO CALIFORNIA

Saturday, December 31, 2011

MISSING: RUNAWAY AT RISK TEEN HEADING TO CALIFORNIA

MISSING AT RISK TEEN

Update: Haley Updated her Facebook ->

Haley said "Dear everyone, I love you. I'm miss home and you guys so very much. I'm sorry. I'm fine. Love, me"

MISSING AT RISK TEEN HEADING TO CALIFORNIA FROM ARIZONA

MISSING - RUNAWAY - HALEY FAITH WILSON

RUNAWAY: 17 year old Haley Faith Wilson missing since Monday night December 26th.

From Amarillo Texas

Heading to California possibly Arcadia or Humboldt area.

Vehicle: 2003 Ford Focus ZTW Station wagon

Texas plate: CZ4PO44

Information: Amarillo Police Department: 806-378-3038

Fathers twitter account at: raywilson
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Sometime after 10:00pm Monday night, December 26th, Haley Faith Wilson, a 17-year-old girl from Amarillo, TX, started up her silver 2003 Ford Focus station wagon, and ran away from home.
She left her cellphone behind, a map marking three locations, Humboldt, CA, Arcata, CA, and Bisbee, AZ, and a note for her dad asking him not to try to find her.

This is a map Haley left behind:

Map that Haley left behind
Source: Her Father

Notes left behind:

Haley's Fathers Video:

Here is the link to the YouTube video that Haley's father, Ray Wilson, made and posted in the hope that it will help bring his daughter home safely: http://youtu.be/RVIPQUmaDS4 Here is the link to the story run by KVII Pronews 7, an Amarillo television station, with an interview with Haley's dad: http://www.connectamarillo.com/news/story.aspx?id=702307#.Tv1RzqnNltM If you have seen Haley, or know anything at all that might help Ray find his daughter, please contact the Amarillo Police Department at (806) 378-3038. California Fire News 2011

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Saturday, December 31, 2011