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Jan 28, 2017 News
Rachel Clifford, a student of Berbice Educational Institute (BEI), left her Fort Ordinance
residence early Thursday morning but never returned home.
A relative of the now missing teen relayed to this newspaper that the 15-year-old student attended school and left after school dismissed to attend lessons. She never showed up for lessons nor did she return home.
Reports are that Rachel was seen with the other teen that is also missing, in a 212 car at Canefield, East Canje Berbice.
When Kaieteur News contacted the mother of the other missing teen, she declined to comment on her daughter’s disappearance.
The matter has since been reported and police are investigating.
Anyone with information on the girls’ whereabouts is asked to make contact with the nearest police station or to contact Rachel’s Godfather on 611-5099.
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