FL FL - Gabrielle Terrelonge, 10, Endangered, last seen on Margate Blvd near NW 58th Ave, Margate, 21 June 2025

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Mother of missing South Florida girl, 10, appears in court for mental health evaluation

The mother of a 10-year-old who has been missing for months appeared in court again on Wednesday for a mental health evaluation.

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The mother of a 10-year-old girl who has been missing for months appeared in a South Florida courtroom again on Wednesday for a mental health evaluation.

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As Davis entered the courtroom, she noticed TV cameras and made an obscene gesture.

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A judge told Davis that people had concerns about her mental health.

"Various parties have some concerns if how you’re doing from a mental health standpoint; I am the mental health judge for Broward County,” the judge said. "So you have already had a court order that you’re getting an evaluation, which has occurred; we’re just waiting for the written report.”

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"Everything went well, I’ll wait for the result, if I need to, that’s pretty much it,” Davis said.

“And we’ll bring you back next Thursday,” the judge said.

"That’s quite some time, OK,” she said.

"You’re not being found incompetent at this point, you’re not even being confirmed to have any mental health issues, but we have to address the concerns,” the judge said.

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Missing Margate girl's father says he confronted her mother in jailhouse visit

The father of a girl missing since June confronted the girl’s mother at the Broward County jail, looking for answers in the disappearance of 10-year-old Gabrielle Terrelonge.

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Paasha Davis received a jailhouse visitor, Gordon Terrelonge, on Thanksgiving Day. Gabby’s father said he was thinking he could get Davis, who is Gabby’s mother, to feel some emotion and understand the gravity of the situation.

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Davis did not reveal any information that might be a clue about where Gabby might be.

"She showed emotion, she showed anger," Terrelonge said.

Terrelonge was angry, too. He said he was furious when he left the jail after his visit.

“My anger is not gonna solve anything,” he said, adding that he had modest goals for his visit. “Hoping for me to find some truth, I just want to find something, anything.”

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He says Davis is sticking to her version of events, telling him she gave Gabby back to him in July, and Terrelonge said she told him he should be in jail, not her.

Margate Police, the FBI, and police in Orlando are investigating this case. They gave Terrelonge a polygraph exam, and so far, we are told they believe he is telling the truth.