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Jun 26, 2016 News
A father is pleading with his 15-year-old daughter who has been missing since Wednesday to return home.
Cheralyn Stephens, of Lot 177 Laing Avenue, Georgetown, was last seen by her father, Alfred Stephen, on Wednesday at their home.
The father explained that he and his wife left the young girl at home and went to work. He said that when they returned home she was gone.
Cheralyn Stephens was a former student of the Apex Academy.
The older Stephens related that this is the second time his daughter has run away from home.
The matter has since been reported to the police.
Persons with any information that could lead to finding Cheralyn are being asked to call her father on (592) 658-2901, her mother on 671-9094 or the nearest police station.
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