CANADA • Tori DIAMOND, 15 ~ Wilson Creek BC

Frantic search for girl, 15, who stormed out of home 12 days ago after family argument

Tori Diamond has been missing since the row with her parents on September 2
Her mother says she could be in Cle Elum or Sandy Ore, where she has family
Police are now investigating her disappearance and are appealing for information on her whereabouts

By Kerry Mcqueeney

PUBLISHED: 06:07 EST, 14 September 2012
UPDATED: 06:08 EST, 14 September 2012

Fears are growing for a 15-year-old girl who disappeared after storming out of her family home following an argument.

Tori Diamond has been missing for 12 days after the row with her parents at her home in Wilson Creek, in Canada's British Columbia, on September 2.

The teenager was accompanied by her younger sister when she walked out, who later returned after their mother sent them both text messages.

However, Tori did not come back with her sibling, it was reported.

Her mother, Brandie Diamond told the Columbia Basin Herald her daughter had not been in contact with anyone since the dispute.

She added: 'Not her friends, not her dad, not me - nobody. This is totally out of the normal for her.'

The teenager has been described about 5ft 7ins, with brown hair, blue eyes, about 140lbs and could be wearing black glasses.

Police at the Grant County Sheriff's office are now treating her disappearance as an official missing person report.

Tori's mother thinks her daughter could have gone to Cle Elum or Sandy Ore, where she has family.

She also said a sighting of Tori was reported in Moses Lake on September 8, the Columbia Basin Herald reported.

The teenager's parents urged Tori to get in touch with her mother or another family member.

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9/21/2012: Tori Diamond (15) missing from Wilson Creek, Washington since
9/2/2012 has been ▬►LOCATED SAFE according to an e-mail sent out by
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