ELISE STOGDILL - 16 yo - Granger IN

St. Joseph County Police are asking for help in locating a Granger teen.

Elise Stogdill, 16, is believed to be with Kristina Weber, 18, of Mishawaka,
IN. It's believe that the two could be headed to Florida or Arizona. She was last seen at Penn High School around 11:30 pm on Thursday, September 10th. A payroll check was cashed by Elise, in York, Nebraska on Friday,
September 11th around 8:30 pm. So, at this time it appears as though
they are headed west towards Arizona. They may be in a white 1999 Saturn 4-door vehicle with a license plate of 484QBC. The
case is currently under investigation. Anyone with information on the
whereabouts of Elise and Kristina, to please call him at 235-9569 or at
235-9611.

Police are looking for a Granger teen who was last seen at Penn High School on September 10.
Her parents say 16-year-old Elise Stogdill ran away and is believed
to be in the company of 18-year-old Kristina Weber of Mishawaka.
Elise’s parents believe they may be headed to Florida or Arizona. Elise
cashed a payroll check in York, Nebraska on September 11, so police say
it appears they are headed toward Arizona.
According to a flier provided by Elise’s parents, the two left in a white 1999 4-door Saturn, license plate # 484QBC.
Anyone
with information on the whereabouts of Elise and Kristina is asked to
call Sgt. Regis Thimons at (574) 235-9569 or (574) 235-9611.

Elise
Stogdill, a Granger 16-year-old last seen Sept. 10 at Penn High School,
has been located in Boise, Idaho, St. Joseph County police report
Wednesday. She was taken into custody by local authorities in Idaho
early Wednesday morning and is being held in a juvenile facility.
Police
say they found the teen through information obtained about 18-year-old
Kristina Weber of Mishawaka, whom police believed Elise was with.
A
former employer of Weber's informed police that she requested the
former employer to mail her last check to a post office box in Idaho.
Police forwarded this information to the store where Weber would pick
up the check. After Elise and Weber arrived at the store, an employee
contacted local police.
Arrangements are being made with family for Elise to return to her parents.