‘Just come home’: Calgary mom pleads for her missing daughter’s return | 24CA News
A Calgary mom hasn’t seen or spoken to her daughter since May thirtieth, and because the days go by her household and police are rising more and more involved for her security.
Fourteen-year-old Aeris Lukinuk left her grandmother’s residence in Brentwood at round 4 p.m. It was the final contact anybody in her household had along with her.
Police say it’s attainable the teenager could also be in or headed towards Edmonton and are asking Albertans to maintain a watchful eye.
“All I can say is this is heartbreaking. I want her back,” Lukinuk’s mother, Melissa Bronson-Zuffa, stated in an e mail.
Her assertion additionally features a plea on to her daughter to return residence.
“We understand what you are going through. Just come home. It’s not a joke. It is serious. You don’t know what this is doing to all of us!” the assertion learn.
Police say they’re involved for Lukinuk’s security. They imagine the teenager could also be within the firm of adults, who aren’t household, and investigators imagine they could have ulterior motives.
Like the police, the Missing Children’s Society of Canada says every day that passes places the teenager at better threat.
“We have to find them as quickly as possible because the longer they are missing, the more at risk they are. In this particular case this is a high-risk missing child and whether she was lured, or whether she made the choice to leave doesn’t matter, because as a youth, she really can’t understand all of the risks that’s waiting for her,” stated Missing Children’s Society’s chief government officer Amanda Pick.
Anyone with data is requested to name 9-1-1 or the Calgary Police Service non-emergency line at 403 266-1234.
The Missing Children’s Society of Canada has a free app, referred to as RESCU and is encouraging as many individuals as attainable to obtain the app, in hopes of discovering Aeris Lukinuk as quickly as attainable.
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