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A Princeton, Kentucky couple says they need help to find their troubled teenage daughter.
Bonnie and Dwayne Armstrong say their 16 year old, Emma Louis ran away from home earlier this year. When they finally found her, she was ordered by a court to stay at a girls youth home in Louisville.
On June 24 2007, she disappeared again. The following is a description of the teen:
Emma Louise Armstrong
Born: 3-13-91, Age: 16
Date Missing: 6-24-07
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
Height: 5 8
Weight: 107
Physical Description: Ears Pierced.
Emma was last seen wearing a blue shirt and blue jeans.
As News Channel 6's Todd Faulkner tell us, the Armstrong family hopes Emma returns home soon.
This home on Locust Street in Princeton is warm and inviting. You hear wind chimes from the porch and see painted butterfly art in the garden but there's something missing.
"I'm hoping that we find her," Bonnie Armstrong said.
Bonnie and Dwayne Armstrong are talking about their 16-year-old daughter Emma Louise Armstrong.
"Just a 16 year-old that thinks she can make her own choices and decide what she wants to do and it's not like that," said Bonnie Armstrong.
She walked away from the Mary Hurst Center in Louisville. It's a community aimed at helping teen girls work through tough times. On June 24th Emma disappeared and hasn't been seen since. "I don't know if she's safe, I don't know if she's in Louisville, I don't know if she's made her way back this-away," said Bonnie Armstrong.
Not knowing is something that tugs at their heart every day.
"We just need some kind of help from everybody to locate her."
With every passing hour they're putting up more flyers and sending out more pictures in hopes of sending one clear message to Emma.
"We love you, just call us," cried Dwayne Armstrong.
Emma's parents say they hope to see their daughter walk up the front steps any day. In the meantime they pray she at least calls home.
"If I could just hear her voice and hear her say 'I'm fine'" said Bonnie.
So in a home where pictures line tables and signs of love and hope are clear these parents say they're willing to forgive a daughter who's tested the waters. They're just trying to stay strong and admit it's hard.
"Real hard," cried Dwayne.
Waiting and hoping their daughter comes home soon.
The Mary Hurst center in Louisville filed a missing persons report with the metro-police department when Armstrong disappeared June 24th.
IF YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION CONTACT KENTUCKY STATE POLICE AT 800-222-5555 OR 502-574-2111
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