BRANDY GAY NOBLE - 15 yo (2003) - Amarillo TX

Brandy Gay Noble, 23.
Noble first was reported missing to police in September 2002 as a
15-year-old runaway. She was classified as an "endangered" runaway, the
release said.
Age Progression likeness

Noble is listed on the Web site for the National Center for Missing
& Exploited Children. Media accounts about Noble have generated
several tips, but none led to her location.
Anyone with information on Noble is asked to contact police
Sgt. Dustin Ponder at 806-378-9407, or if you wish to remain anonymous
call Amarillo Crime Stoppers at 806-374-4400.

April 12th, 2012




Amarillo, TX- An Amarillo teenaged girl has been missing for ten years and police are looking for any help in finding her.

Brandy Noble went missing in 2002 at the age
of 16, and police say her case has gone cold, with little or no leads
and no idea of where she may be.

Brandy has been listed as a missing person,
endangered runaway since going missing nearly ten years ago, now the
National Center for Missing and Exploited Children has made an age
progressed photo hoping that will help locate her.

Police said she had already been gone for six
months before she was reported missing, which made the case difficult
then and still leaves police with little to work with now.

"We made a police report in early 2002 and we
have tracked down, numerous, different leads, we've had lots of tips,
we've had people giving us sighting information, and still just have
nothing, and it has been almost ten years. Probably just for the family
to give them a little closure where she at, what has happened to her,"
said Corporal Jerry Neufeld with the Amarillo Police Department.

If you know anything that will help police locate Brandy, call the Amarillo Police Department at 378-3038.

http://www.newschannel10.com/story/17387817/police-need-your-help-in-locating-missing-girl

Police said she had already been gone for six
months before she was reported missing,

---Hmmm? Sounds oddly familiar.
Ok, so how many parents out there would let half a year go by before contemplating the question; Whatever happened to that young girl who used to live here?