St. Peters Police said Cara Ascencio, who had been missing since January, was found safe in Illinois.
Cara Ascencio has been found. Ascencio, 21, had been missing since Jan. 31, but was found Sunday night. St. Peters Police Media Relations Officer Melissa Doss said Ascencio was found in Illinois and was safe. Police said Cara Ascencio, 21, left her residence after getting into an argument with a family member and has not been heard from since Jan. 31. Police said Ascencio does not have a cell phone or access to any money or credit cards. Ascencio has a brain injury and other mental health issues which makes her mental capacity that of a 12 year old.
Police said that Cara Ascencio, 21, left her residence after getting into an argument with a family member and has not been heard from since Jan. 31.
St. Peters Police are looking for a missing developmentally disabled adult female. Police said that Cara Ascencio, 21, left her residence after getting into an argument with a family member and has not been heard from since Jan. 31. Police said Ascencio does not have a cell phone or access to any money or credit cards. Ascencio has a brain injury and other mental health issues which makes her mental capacity that of a 12 year old. Ascencio is identified as a white female, 5-foot-6, 185 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a bright pink parka coat, blue jeans, knee-high black boots and a white purse. If anyone has any information on the whereabouts of Cara Ascencio, they are asked to contact St. Peters Police…
William Braudis
9:15 pm on Friday, February 22, 2013
Very few parents would allow a 12 year old to " run away " from home / sight, so why would parents allow a 21 year " 12 year old " wonder away ? Missing THREE WEEKS, if she is still alive she is probably living in Hell. more ›