ABIGAIL MILLIMAN - 15 yo - Geneva NY

Geneva City Police are looking for a local teen who went missing last weekend.

Abigail F. Milliman, 15, of Geneva, was last seen in the city on Sunday, Nov. 15 at about 9:20 p.m.
Milliman is 5-feet, 4-inches tall, weighs 135 pounds and has black
hair and brown eyes. She also had green and pink highlights in her hair
when she went missing and enjoys changing her hair color.

Milliman also has distinguishing piercings on her lips, nose, ears and eyebrow.

City Police Chief Frank Pane said Milliman was supposed to board a
plane for Italy, where her mother is stationed at a U.S. Navy base, but
told a friend she was running away. She was last seen with a packed
suitcase, Pane said.

Pane said she never boarded the plane.

Police officers have checked several houses in the Geneva area and
interviewed Milliman’s friends but have not yet found many leads.

From 11 a.m. to noon tomorrow, friends will hand out fliers about Milliman
at the corner of Middle Street and Herbert Street in Geneva.

Anyone with information about Milliman’s whereabouts is asked to call the Geneva City Police at 315-789-1111.

Geneva police need your help finding a missing teenage girl. She was
last seen Sunday night in Geneva. Today is Abigal Milliman’s 15th
birthday.

Milliman was scheduled to move to Italy and live
with her mother November 16th. She did not want to go and ran away from
her grandmother’s home at 30 Madison Street in Geneva the day before
she was scheduled to catch a plane. Milliman left with a large olive
drab Naval duffle bag.

Abigail is described as 5’4”, 135
lbs., with brown eyes and black hair, with green and pink highlights.
She has a clear complexion and has nose, eye, lip, and eyebrow
piercings.

Anyone with information is asked to call police at 315-789-1111.

A Geneva teenager who ran away from home more than a week ago was found safe in Rochester.
Geneva City Police Detective Patrick Nolin said police followed a lead
in locating Abigail Milliman. Rochester and Geneva city police
cooperated on the search, and she was found Tuesday evening, he said.

“She is alive and well,” he said. Nolin said he couldn’t provide and
additional details because Milliman, who is under age 16, is a juvenile.

Milliman had called her grandfather on Saturday, Geneva police said
Tuesday, but police could not trace the call. There had also been
“possible sightings in four or five communities,” Police Chief Frank
Pane said, though police had checked them out “and they didn’t amount
to anything.”
Milliman was last seen in the city of Geneva on Sunday, Nov. 15, at
about 9:20 p.m. She was supposed to board a flight for Italy, where her
mother is stationed at a U.S. Navy base, but told a friend she was
running away. Pane said she never boarded the plane.
Milliman was
scheduled to move to Italy and live with her mother. She did not want
to go and ran away from her grandmother’s home at 30 Madison St. in
Geneva the day before the flight.