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Amber Alert For Missing 13-Year-Old Texas Girl Canceled
A 13-year-old Texas girl who was the focus of an Amber Alert has been found, along with an 18-year-old who goes by the name of “Joker.”
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TYLER (October 8, 2009)—Tyler police have canceled an Amber Alert issued Wednesday for Ericka Faith White, 13, who was last seen early Monday morning at an International House of Pancakes Restaurant at Highway 75 and Spring Valley in Richardson.
She and Blake Austin Miller, 18, who also goes by the name of Joker, were found Wednesday evening in Fort Worth.
The alert said the 5-foot-2, 105-pound girl claims to be 18 and goes by the name of “Star” or “Stargazer” and denies her true name.
Other details were not released.
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Posted by: Beka-bear
Location: WBoro
on Oct 9, 2009 at 12:49 PM
I fliped when i first saw this on the news Blake "WAS" a friend of mine a few years ago... he does have mental problems and is a compulsive liar but this kid doesnt have the heart to kidnap a lil girl im not aware of any of the situation goin on right now. I havnt been in contact with Blake for over a year when he stoped taking his medication but i hope both blake and star are safe and getting the help they need be it mental or physical. NP AKA Beka-bear
Posted by: Cracker
Location: Gatesville
on Oct 8, 2009 at 04:04 PM
Hillbilly is right in this case. Indications were she ran off with her boyfriend. They knew who she was with, she was telling people she was 18, she will not use her real name. She obviously has issues at home. However, there are cases when an amber alert on a teen is in order.
Posted by: Someone
Location: Somewhere
on Oct 8, 2009 at 03:34 PM
18 yearold (adult) 13 yearold (minor) = against the law. Has he been arrested?
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