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Teenage girl missing, wayward teenager returned home. (UPDATED) | SMN News

September 21, 2020

Teenage girl missing, wayward teenager returned home. (UPDATED) | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- The mother of 13year old Helen Cartagena Valencia filed a “missing’s person report”, today Monday, September 21st after the teen girl had not returned home since Saturday the 19th.

According to the reports filed with the Youth and Morals Department, the teenager left her house in Simpson on Saturday afternoon at approximately 2:00 pm and has not been seen since then.

She was last seen wearing a maroon-colored t-shirt and black short pants.

The Police Department is seeking the assistance of the community to help locate Helen Cartagena Valencia.

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