“The Amber Alert should have already been issued immediately," her mother, Lindsey Rodni-Nieman said Wednesday while speaking to members of the community and a group of law enforcement officers at a town meeting.
She called on the public to go to state legislators to change policies surrounding missing kids, such as when Amber Alerts are issued and for whom, but added that those hoping to find her daughter should focus on the positive.
"Please understand that the lack of any information, the lack of any new movement forward with this case, is not for a lack of resources, it's not for a lack of want, it's not for a lack of determination from everyone who I'm looking at," she said. "…So let's work together and let's focus on asking questions that will lead to positive results."
Rodni's father, Daniel Rodni, also spoke the town meeting, saying his daughter is now the "community's daughter."
"She is no longer just our daughter. This is your kids. These are the parties that your kids are going to,' he said. "We need answers, and you need answers because when your kids turn 16, where are they going to go? … Kiely is your child, too."
Missing Kiely Rodni's mother, Lindsey Nieman-Rodni, believes an Amber Alert should have 'immediately' been issued for her daughter, last seen in Tahoe National Park.
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