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Update on missing Bonners Ferry teens |
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February 16, 2018 |
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| Kaia Kramer |
Alisa Hannaman |
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Colin
Edwards. The unidentified girl is not
involved in this incident. |
UPDATE: As of 12:12 a.m. PST,
the search continues for Kaia Kramer, 13, and
Alisa Hannaman, 14, both of Bonners Ferry, and
while details are sketchy and coming in from
unofficial source, StephenLee Casarez has been
cleared of involvement and the focus is now on
Colin Edwards.
Both girls are believed to be in Williston,
North Dakota, where their boyfriends are from,
based on cell phone locating, though it has not
been determined as yet who might have been
driving the gray 2001 GMC Yukon belonging to
Kaia's grandfather, reported stolen early this
morning.
Boundary County law enforcement personnel have
been coordinating with law enforcement agencies
between Bonners Ferry and Williston since the
girls, best friends, were found to be missing
this morning.
Anyone with information on the two girls is
encouraged to call the Boundary County Sheriff's
Office, (208) 267-3151, extension 0. If either
girl is spotted, please call 911.
Original Article
As of 8:15 p.m., Kaia Kramer, 13, and Alisa
Hannaman, 14, are still missing. According to
her brother, Alisa is believed to be going to
Williston, North Dakota.
"There are three boys that we believe she is
with or has seen since she has been missing this
morning," he said. "Their names are Colin
Edwards, StephenLee Casarez, 15, and Deacon Jones,
all of Williston. Colin is believed to be
Alisa's boyfriend, StephenLee, Kaia's boyfriend.
Colin is 14, not sure about StephenLee, but I
believe he may be 17 or 18. The vehicle has been
reported stolen to the local sheriff, a gray
2001 GMC Yukon, Idaho license plate 9B00143D.
We also have been told that Kaia's phone pinged
in Billings, Montana, at around 1 or 2 p.m.
today. Alisa's last contact from her phone that
we know of was at 12:51 a.m. today to her
friends saying that she loves them all."
Anyone who has information is asked to call the
Boundary County Sheriff's Office, (208)
267-3151, extension 0. Anyone who sees the
vehicle or the missing girls should call 911.
Alisa's father has pledge a $2,000 reward for
information that will lead to finding his
daughter. |
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