CORRINDA CUTLER - 16 yo - Columbus OH

COLUMBUS, Ohio --

Columbus police have issued an alert for a local teen who left home on August 4, 2011.

Family members continued to hear from Corrinda Cutler, 16, up until a month or so ago.

Now that there are no phone calls from her, police have issued an
alert for information regarding her whereabouts, considering her a
missing endangered person.

Police say Corrinda has lived in Ohio and Illinois and traveled back and forth for several years.

Officials do not know if she is still in Ohio.

She is a black female with black hair and brown eyes.

Corrinda is 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs 130 pounds.

When her family last saw her, she was wearing khaki slacks, a black and gray shirt and black high heels.

Anyone with information on her location is asked to call Columbus police at 614-645-4624.
http://www2.nbc4i.com/news/2011/dec/04/missing-teen-reclassified-missing-endangered-ar-851280/

COLUMBUS, Ohio - A missing teen was found safe on Tuesday after having been gone from her home since August.

Investigators said they thought that Corrinda Cutler could have been in danger.

According to investigators, Cutler lived in Illinois prior to living in
Ohio. Investigators had expressed concerns that Cutler would try to
return there.
http://www.10tv.com/content/stories/2011/12/07/columbus-missing-teen-found-safe.html

Glad she is home now but I wonder where they kids go and how they survive. She was gone at least 3 months!

I wonder where they kids go and how they survive

---It's a different world out there than even 10-15 years ago. With the Internet age Kids are more savvy than ever before (or at least they think they are). She was probably with someone twice her age who was plying her with drugs, alcohol and all kinds of shenanigans.
Just look at the statistics for first sexual experience and see how the ages have dropped dramatically.
Parents should stop trying to be friends and go back to being role models and parents once again. There is no reason for mid-teenagers to have their parents sign-off and let them get tattoos and piercings all over their bodies. Used to be the only people who had tattoos were merchant marines and convicts.