claudianunes
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Well-- are the kids now returned to the stepmother ?
Was the teen brother taken into foster care as well ?
Might be too soon to wonder-- but was stepmom somewhat overwhelmed with 7 children and didn't always keep a close eye on all of them ?
If I recall correctly, this teen brother might be living with the mom or, at least possibly not at the same home Skylea lives at. He was standing around the mother during that video, and he doesn't have the same name as his sister, so that makes me think that they might not have the same father.
Stacey Brandenburg said she doesn’t think her daughter is in Gas City anymore. She hopes police and others move the search elsewhere.
“I made it to Louisiana at 12 years old by myself, so if I can do that, she can make it anywhere,” said Brandenburg.
No sign of missing Gas City 10-year-old after 3rd day of searching
It's like I said, the adults in this little girls life are $57#@!!
So Dad is at work Saturday, step-mom, Skylea and six other kids are at home. Reportedly Skylea is in trouble and that's the reason they think she ran away.
Normally goes to Grandma's house, but not this time. Reportedly last seen in the home by step-mom around 4 PM. But wasn't reported missing until 10:00 PM? Wonder what time Dad got off that day?
I think it's pretty clear, by now that this family is a bit troubled. Which doesn't exactly mean that all of the adults were unfit to care for the children, or that there was abuse in those homes. BUT, by looking around the social media of an adult that lives in Skylea's home, it does seem like this poor girl wasn't welcome there.
Her father said she was grounded and that's why he thinks she ran away. Mom seems to believe that she ran away too. I belive it was her father who reported her missing, most likely when he got home from work. Which is very sad, so, if dad only got home from work at 2 A.M., the other adult in the house wouldn't have called the police? I can't imagine not calling the police for my child, no matter how my times they have ran away, a child is a child and a 10-year-old has no business being out that late by herself. This is not okay.