KIERSTEN VASCONCELLOS - 14 yo - Mountain Home/Boise ID

The 14-year-old daughter of a
technical sergeant assigned to the Mountain Home Air Force Base in
southwest Idaho has been missing since last week.
Sgt. Andrew Leonhard says Kiersten LeAnne Vasconcellos lives on the
base, where her mother is stationed, and was last seen at Mountain Home
High School on Oct. 9.
Leonhard says local police have upgraded the search for the teenager from a runaway alert to a missing person case.

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Mountain Home Police are asking the public to help locate a high school teenager who is believed to have run away from home.
Authorities believe she is still in area and possibly hiding with friends.
Missing since Oct. 9 is Kiersten LeAnne Vasconcellos, 14, daughter of
Tina and Corey Tvinnerime. She was last seen at the high school on that
date.
She is described as 5'7", 135 lbs., with brown eyes and dark brown hair. She has a piercing in her upper left ear.
Anyone who has any information about the missing teen is urged
to call Detective Ty Larsen or Officer Natalie Rodgers at the Mountain
Home Police Department (587-2101)>

Kiersten LeAnne
Vasconcellos, 14, the daughter of a technical sergeant at Mountain Home
Air Force Base, lives on the base and was last seen at Mountain Home
High School on Oct. 9.

"We've had sightings of her by friends ...
We just can't pin her down,"
Mountain Home Police Sgt. Rick Viola said Monday. "We're just following
leads and trying to track her down so we can get her back home."There
had been some media reports that the teen had been upgraded from a
runaway to a missing person, but Viola said that's not the case.Vasconcellos
is 5-foot-7, about 135 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. She has scars
on her upper right leg and an upper left ear piercing.Police believe she's in the Mountain Home area.Anyone who has seen the teen is asked to call Mountain Home Police:
587-2100.

Mountain Home police detectives have located runaway Kiersten Vasconcellos, 14, who was missing since Oct. 9 from Mountain Home.Vasconcellos
was located in the Mountain Home area, is in good condition and has
been reunited with her parents, Tina and Corey Tvinnerime, according to
a release from the Mountain Home Police Department.Vasconcellos
was found with the assistance of Elmore County Sheriffs Department, 366
Security Forces at the Mountain Home Air Force Base and the Air Force's
Office of Special Investigations.