#missing child

I need people to start talking about another girl who also went missing under similar circumstances but who hasn't recieved the same media attention: Gabrielle Terrelonge.

Like Melodee, Gabrielle also was last seen with her mother. There was also a gap between the time she was last seen and the time she was reported missing. Her mother also lied to authorities about her daughter's whereabouts. But while there has been a few articles, it has been nowhere near the level of coverage Melodee got. I've reached out to some podcasts to request the case be covered, but I have only seen one episode on her disappearance.

So, please spread the news. Gabrielle is still missing, and she has a father who wants desperately to know what happened to his daughter.

Calgary police are looking to the public for help finding a 14-year-old girl who hasn’t been seen in almost a week.

Police say the teen, named Oret, was last seen in the 2200 block of Woodpark Avenue S.W. at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 5.

Though there is nothing to suggest foul play is involved, police say Oret suffers from a medical condition and her family is very concerned for her safety and well-being.

She is believed to frequent the Marlborough area and the downtown core. Oret is described as 5’4’’ tall (162 cm) and 123 pounds (56 kg) with black hair and brown eyes.

The case doesn’t meet the threshold for issuing an Amber Alert, but police say they are working with the Missing Children Society of Canada.

Anyone who knows of Oret’s whereabouts is asked to call the Calgary police at 403-266-1234.

Source: Facebook group Stolen Spirits MMIWG January 1, 2026, EST.

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Alessandra Maldonado - MISSING MISSING SINCE : December 25, 2025 **Missing From - Sioux Falls, South Dakota** Missing at age: 17 Gender: Female Race: Native American Eyes: Brown Hair: Black Height: 5'05" Weight: 140 pounds IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION ABOUT ALESSANDRA PLEASE CONTACT: Sioux Falls Police Dept. @ (605)-367-7000 Or call your local Police with any information.

Kayla Miller has been missing since April 13th, 2015. The young teen was last seen in Marietta, Georgia. She was only 13 years-old at the time of her disappearance.

According to Missing Persons in America, Kayla and her family members were staying in a hotel at the time of her disappearance. She reportedly left that morning from said hotel to walk to school but never arrived at any of her classes. Kayla also never returned to the hotel, and her family members have never seen or heard from her again. 

Various sources state that authorities believe Kayla left on her own accord. It’s unknown what evidence, if any, investigators have to support the theory that she ran away. Some sources state that authorities believe Kayla might have stayed in the local area - but it’s unclear where, exactly, she could have gone or how she could have stayed hidden. 

Alexandria "Ali" Joy Lowitzer, born on February 3, 1994, was last seen on April 26, 2010, in Spring, Texas. At the time of her disappearance, she was 16 years old, stood 5'2" tall, and weighed approximately 145 pounds. Ali is a Caucasian female with blue eyes and brown hair that was dyed dark red when she went missing. She has pierced ears and nose, pink braces on her teeth, and a faint chickenpox scar between her eyes. On the day she disappeared, Ali was wearing a white t-shirt or spaghetti-strap top, a gray hooded zip-up sweatshirt, black and white checkered skinny jeans, and black sneakers. She was carrying a blue LG/AT&T slide cellular phone and a multicolored checkered backpack with a dark-colored strap.

Ali was last seen after getting off her school bus near her home at 3:00 p.m. She called her mother to inform her that she planned to walk to her workplace, the Burger Barn on Treaschwig Road, to pick up her paycheck. Although the restaurant was only about a quarter-mile from her home, Ali had never walked there before. She mentioned she didn't have her house key, but her mother told her the house was unlocked. Ali never arrived at the Burger Barn and has not been heard from since.

Initially, Ali's case was classified as a runaway. However, she left behind personal items that a runaway would typically take, such as her makeup, purse, phone charger, clothes, and money. Her cellular phone, which she used frequently, has not been active since her disappearance. Entries in her journal suggested she had thoughts of running away, but her family believes these writings were not recent.

Ali was an artistic and well-behaved teenager involved in softball, choir, and the Girl Scouts. She preferred socializing at home, often inviting friends over. Several weeks after her disappearance, homicide detectives began investigating her case, not necessarily indicating foul play but due to the length of time she had been missing without leads. Her case remains unsolved.