MARIAH KAMMERER - 16 yo - Evansville IN

Tears fall from Darah Kammerer's eyes, as she's left wondering what happened to her 16-year-old daughter, Mariah.
"We just don't have any clues. We have nothing to go on," said Darah.
Darah says her daughter began hanging out with an older crowd, including people in their 20s and 30s.
The North High School student recently left home for the weekend, and she was reported missing. When Mariah returned to class without going back home, she was ordered to stay at United Methodist Youth Home for about a month.
On September 9th, Darah says Mariah left through a window on the second floor of the Youth Home.
"I just whaled like she died. I felt like my heart was ripped out."
Mariah was believed to be wearing just her pajamas, and took no personal belongings, leaving her without identification, or her medication for an impulse disorder.
"She knew she was already in trouble and wanted to run from that trouble and that only creates more."
Mariah's 18-year-old brother, Josh, lives in Alabama, but he says he hasn't seen or heard from his sister, and none of her friends have admitted to hearing from her, either.
"She may be in so deep, that she may never make it home."
A post from Mariah showed up on Facebook, two days after she left the Youth Home. In that post, Mariah said she was doing fine, but that's the last time she posted an update.
"We need to find out something. It's killing us inside."
Mariah is described as 5'1'' and 130 pounds. Anyone with information on Mariah's whereabouts is asked to call the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office at (812) 421-6200.

Evansville Teen Still Missing, Missing Friend Found


The search continues for an Evansville teen missingfor almost two weeks. 16-year-old MariahKammerer was last seen September 9^th at the United Methodist Youth Homeon Burkhardt Road. Mariah's mother says, after getting intosome trouble, the teen was ordered to stay there for about a month. But the night of the 9^th Mariahand two other girls escaped through a second story window. Mariah's mother says one of the other girls,Vivian Leann Hurt, was also missing, but she was just found today. However, she was not with Mariah. Anyone with information isasked to contact the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office.http://tristatehomepage.com/fulltext?nxd_id=199735

Detectives with the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office are investigating a 16-year-old girl's disappearance from a local youth home.North High School student Mariah Kammerer and two other girls ran away from United Methodist Youth Home on the night of Sept. 9, according to Sgt. Joe Beckwith.

Mariah Kammerer

Staff members at the home discovered the girls were missing after conducting a bed check, said Darah Kammerer, the teen's mother.Mariah Kammerer and one of the girls are suspected to be headed out of town, possibly toward Vincennes, Ind., Beckwith said. The third girl was found Sept. 10.Darah Kammerer said her daughter has run away several times before, usually leaving overnight or for a few days to be with friends.Most recently, she said, the girl did not come home after school one day, and her mother filed a missing persons report. The teenager showed up at school the next day and was taken into custody by detectives, her mother said.Darah Kammerer, who lives in Owensboro, Ky., said her parents, who live in Evansville, have custody of her daughter."It's scary," said Darah Kammerer. "As time goes by without hearing from her, it gets more pressing. ... (I wonder), has she been abducted? Has somebody picked her up on the street?"Darah Kammerer started a Facebook account called Mariah Kammerer-Missing. She said has been contacted by several mothers of runaway children, and they have offered advice."It's all so overwhelming, and everybody I've come across has really, genuinely been trying to find Mariah," she said.Anyone with information about the whereabouts of Mariah Kammerer is urged to contact the Vanderburgh County Sheriff's Office at (812) 435-5713.

Missing Evansville Teen Back Home

An Evansville teen reported missing more than two weeks ago is back home.
The mother of Mariah Kammerer, 16, tells FOX 7 the teen has been found safe and is in custody, but will not provide anymore details at this time.Authorities say Mariah escaped from the United Methodist Youth Home on September 9th, with two other girls.A friend of the family tells FOX 7, Mariah was not missing, but was in hiding. Mariah could now face charges of escape.
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