SABLE ALEXIS SHELTON - 14 yo (2009) - Darlington SC

The Darlington Police Department has now asked
for the help of U.S. Marshals in locating a teen missing from the
Darlington area since 2009.
Capt. Daniel Watson, spokesperson for the
Darlington Police Department, said Sable Alexis Shelton, now 15,
disappeared in October of 2009.
Police believe Shelton is with her mother, Melissa
Ann Butler, 33, and Juan "Angel" Calderone, and think the three went to
Mexico.
Calderone is wanted out of Darlington County for sex crimes.


Shelton is described as a white female standing around 5'5" and weighing around 150 pounds. She has brown hair and hazel eyes.
Butler is described as a white female standing
around 5'8" and weighing 175 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes.
Butler was last seen in the City of Darlington, making a child support
payment.
She was then reported missing after she did not pick up her paycheck.
Butler faces charges of unlawful neglect of a child, and Calderone is wanted for a bench warrant.
Anyone with information is asked to call the
Darlington Police Department at 843-398-4028, the National Center for
Missing and Exploited Children at 800-THE-LOST, or the U.S. Marshals at
843-727-4016.
All calls can remain anonymous.

A teen missing from the Darlington area since 2009 and believed to be in Mexico has been located and returned to her family, according to investigators.

Sgt. Kimberly Nelson with the Darlington Police Department said Sable Alexis Shelton, now 16, disappeared in October of 2009 with her mother, Melissa Ann Butler and Juan "Angel" Calderon.

Police believed they went to Mexico as Calderon was wanted out of Darlington County for a charge of criminal sexual conduct.

U.S. Marshals were asked to assist in the search for Shelton.

On Feb. 12, Shelton was located by border patrol agents in El Paso, TX attempting to leave Mexico because of Calderon's violent behavior, Nelson said. She told agents her mother helped her escape.

Shelton was reunited with her family in Darlington on Saturday.

Nelson said the Darlington Police Department wanted to thank the U.S. Marshall Service, the National Center of Missing and Exploited Children and the Darlington County Department of Social Services for their help in locating Shelton.

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