~from my transcribed version~
Source
http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2009/images/10/22/police.report.pdf
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On 10/19/09 I responded to _ _ _ _Horton Dr. in reference to a missing person. Upon arrival I met with D/S Coan, #5066.
D/S Coan told me he was flagged down this afternoon at the intersection of Floyd Circle West and Gano Ave. by Diena Thompson, reporting party. He said D. Thompson told him that her daughter, Somer Thompson, did not return home from school this afternoon. He said they then relocated to the residence of D. Thompson (_ _ _ _ Horton Dr.).
I then met with Diena Thompson at _ _ _ _ Horton Dr. Diena Thompson told me she received a text message from her friend, Sean P., at around 1600 hours. She said text message stated S. Thompson did not come home with the rest of the children from school.
She said she then left work and drove to Grove Park (OPAA) where she picked up her oldest son, AT (error, AC). She said she then continued to look for Somer Thompson in the immediate area of Grove Park when she saw D/S Coan and reported the incident. Diena Thompson told me that she has three children that attend Grove Park Elementary School. She said her oldest daughter, AT, who is ten years old attends the school. She said AT walks with her other two children, Somer Thompson and ST, home from school everyday. Diena Thompson told me that Somer Thompson is about three foot seven inches tall. She said she weighs about sixty-five pounds. She said she has brown hair which is pulled up in a pony tail with a red ribbon on top. She said she has brown eyes. She said she was wearing a cranberry colored jump suit with a pink stripe on the legs and arms of the jumps [sic] suit. She said she was also carrying a black book bag.
Diena Thompson also advised me that Sean P. is a family friend. She said that he comes over often. She said they met for lunch today at her residence. She said she then asked Sean P. to stay at her house and wait for the children to get home from school. She said Sean P. does not usually watch the children, however she said he said yes and he stayed at the residence while she went back to work.
I then met with Sean P. Sean P. told me that AT and ST arrived home from school at around 1510 hours. He said he did not see Somer Thompson with them. He said he asked AT where Somer Thompson was. He said AT told him that Somer Thompson got into a fight with another girl at school. He said that AT told him that while they were walking home together Somer Thompson ran off by herself ahead of them. He said he then told AT to go and look for Somer Thompson. He said AT return to the residence about fifteen minutes later. He said he told AT to go back and look for Somer Thompson real good before he called her mother. He said he received a text around 1600 hours from Diena Thompson asking how the children were. He said at that time he told Diena Thompson that Somer Thompson did not return home and AT was out looking for her. Sean P. also advised that around 1700 hours Diena Thompson’s live-in boyfriend, Charles Currier, came home from work. He said that C. Currier then left shortly there after to go and look for Somer Thompson.
I then met with C. Currier. C. Currier told me that he received a phone call from Diena Thompson at around 1620 hours asking him to get off of work so he could come help find Somer Thompson. He said he then left work and drove to the residence. He said he arrived at the residence at around 1700 hours. He said he picked up Somer Thompson’s twin brother ST and proceeded to search the neighborhood for Somer Thompson.
I then met with AT. AT told me that her sister, Somer Thompson, was in a fight with a girl at school. She said while they were walking home she confronted Somer Thompson, was in a fight with a girl at school. She said while they were walking home she confronted Somer Thompson about the fight. She said Somer Thompson then ran off ahead of them upset. She said she then lost sight of Somer Thompson in the group of other kids leaving school. She said she last seen Somer Thompson running west on Gano near the intersection of Solomon St.
I conducted a search of the residence however I was unable to locate Somer Thompson.
I also conducted a search of Grove Park. While canvassing the area I came into contact with Connie S. (name edited) C. Strahan told me her daughter, CS (name edited) is friends with Somer Thompson. She said CS told her that while she was walking home from school she saw Somer Thompson walking west on Gano Ave near the intersection of Grove Park Dr. She said CS told her she lost sight of Somer Thompson in the group of other kids that were also walking home from school.
I collected a sworn statement from Diena Thompson.
I made contact with NCIC Operator Osteen #6627 who entered Somer Thompson into NCIC as missing at 2000 hours (8 p.m.)
Detective Coyne #6512 and Detective West #6113 responded to _ _ _ _ Horton Dr. and assisted in the investigation.
The case is active.
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I can't decide if Diena was walking or driving at the time.
