NY NY - Lillianna Clark, 16, left her phone behind and got into an unknown vehicle, Vienna, Oneida County, 23 Aug 2024

[GuyfromCanada]

Attempt To Locate

According to Oneida County Sheriff Robert Maciol, Sheriff's Office Investigators are asking for the public's assistance in locating a Vienna Woman.

Anyone with information on the possible whereabouts of Lillianna S. Clark, 16, of Vienna, is asked to contact the Oneida County Sheriff's Office at 315-765-2226.

Clark left her residence in Vienna on 08/23/24 at 11:45 p.m., and the family has had no contact with her since then.

She left her house without her cell phone in an unknown vehicle.

She was last seen wearing a white sweatshirt and tan sweatpants.

https://www.facebook.com/Oneidacountysheriff.us/posts/pfbid0UvZgWGQQqdTD7PzeRom4qWot2fXrJJGk7FMK2aVgJ9VTwo6D4GYHrTx9EcPwqnUZl

https://www.informnny.com/abc50-now/oneida-county-sheriffs-looking-for-missing-vienna-teenager/

 

[borndem]

From the headline above --
"...left her phone behind and got into an unknown vehicle,"
Assuming she had at least talked with this person prior to her getting into the vehicle.

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Assuming that she got into the car with someone who was driving the car and no one else was in the car. Not good, of course. Who saw her get into a car? Did the person who saw this occur, get the license tag & description of the car? ​

She left her phone behind -- very worrisome, IMO. Was this an oversight, or did she do it on purpose? Was she told to do it by the person who picked her up? I assume so.
Was she running-to or was she running-from?
She is 16 y/o, so SMH.
So many teens think they know so much, and most of them just don't.

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