Robeson County Sheriff Kenneth Sealey
Sara's van is here in the county. The van is not gone, only Sara. It is still being investigated. Thank you for your concern.
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Isn't it Sara's Dad's van, not Sara's, and haven't they already released it back to him already? So its not impounded for evidence collection, right?
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When she said "it" I assumed she was referring back to the van. Last I heard the van was still with the county.
Robeson County Sheriff Kenneth Sealey
Sara's van is here in the county. The van is not gone, only Sara. It is still being investigated. Thank you for your concern.
Today at 8:06am · Sent from Messenger
Does anyone know if Sara's mom and dad took the same route to work as Sara? Did they notice the van in the field that morning on their way to work that morning?
Does anyone know if Sara's mom and dad took the same route to work as Sara? Did they notice the van in the field that morning on their way to work that morning?
Did anybody know there is a University of North Carolina campus in Pembroke, NC? That's the town where Sara worked at Walmart.
Did anybody know there is a University of North Carolina campus in Pembroke, NC? That's the town where Sara worked at Walmart.
No one ever said they saw her leave. No one ever said they saw her in her van getting ready to leave.
LUMBERTON - The search continues for the 18-year-old daughter of a Robeson County deputy who has been missing since Wednesday.
Sara Nicole Graham left home about 6:30 a.m. for work at a Walmart store in Pembroke, Sheriff Kenneth Sealey said.
Graham was living with her father, Hubert Graham, and her stepmother, Connie Graham, who is a juvenile detective in the Sheriff's Office, Sealey said.
The Grahams left home for work at the same time, he said.
About noon, Sealey said, a caller reported a suspicious vehicle in a field off McDonald Road. The Chevrolet van was parked several feet off the road and the doors were locked, he said.
A license check showed the van was registered to Hubert Graham.
"We notified him, and he said his daughter had the vehicle," Sealey said.
Detectives learned Sara Graham had not shown up for work, Sealey said.
Searches of the girl's computer and phone records have not turned up any leads, Sealey said. Graham's phone has been turned off and hasn't been found, he said.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Robeson County Sheriff's Office at 910-671-3100.
(O/T, I am reminded of the case of Beverly Hope Melton, and wonder if there could be any similarities.
BHM was followed from a gas station, run off the road, abducted, raped and murdered: http://www.wistv.com/wistv/pm_/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=od:g3oz8Mvm )
I noticed that the phone's last ping was located SE of the home and the van was N of the home, which is odd. It is like they had to back track and the phone's ping, is not in the direction of her work. That is also where they searched for her, where the phone last pinged. If feels like someone wanted to really mislead them as to where to search. Could the phone have been used to get that ping recorded if you will, and then shut off? Perhaps the phone was even tossed out in that direction.