A Bay Area family is searching for their missing teen who they believe may have run away with a man and could be in danger.
Janira Fuentes is desperate for help."It’s dangerous out there," Fuentes told KTVU.Her daughter, Natalie Fuentes, who goes by the nickname Cleo, is missing."You know, there’s a lot of bad people out there," Fuentes said.The worried mother told KTVU that her 16-year-old went missing on March 6, after recently being released from a psychiatric hospital, and hasn’t been seen or heard from since.
The author claimed to be Cleo and said, "Tell my mom that I’m alive and that I’m okay," Fuentez recalled.But Fuentez questions if her daughter actually sent the message, or if the man she was talking to sent the message.The distraught mother’s biggest fear is that her daughter could end up getting hurt or even worse."That she’s gonna, you know, end up with someone who’s not going to let her go," Fuentes said.
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