Three Young Girls Vanish from Virginia Care Center
A concerning situation has unfolded in Virginia, where three young girls have gone missing from a behavioral health facility. The incident, which occurred on a recent Sunday morning, has sparked a search effort involving local authorities and concerned family members.
Missing Girls Identified
The girls, identified as:
- Forever Scott, aged 12
- Joseline Krofec, aged 14
- Darsha McAllister, aged 16
were last seen leaving a residence around 7:30 a.m. The Harbor Point Behavioral Health Center, where they had been residing, confirmed their unauthorized departure.
Facility's Response and Cooperation
The center's CEO, Freddie Anderson, acknowledged the situation and stated that the facility is fully cooperating with the Portsmouth Police Department to locate the missing individuals.
Medical Concerns and Alerts
- Forever Scott is considered endangered due to her young age and the fact that she requires medication. She may also need medical assistance.
- Darsha McAllister has medical conditions that necessitate medication and potential medical help.
- Joseline Krofec, whose name is sometimes spelled as Jocelyn Krofek, also requires medication.
The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children has issued alerts for all three girls, providing descriptions and details about their appearances and what they were wearing when they went missing.
Descriptions of the Missing Girls
- Forever Scott:
- Black girl, 5-foot-2
- Brown eyes and black hair in two cornrows
Last seen wearing a Jordan brand shirt and navy blue pants
- Darsha McAllister:
- Black female, 5-foot-6
- Brown eyes and orange hair
Wearing pink pajama pants and a tan shirt that says "California"
- Joseline Krofec:
- White, 5-foot-3
- Brown eyes and black hair
- Last seen wearing black pajamas
Family's Plea for Safe Return
The girls' disappearance has left their families anxious and concerned. Tammy Krofek, Joseline's grandmother and legal guardian, expressed her worry, stating that the girls are "just out there, hopeless and scared." She urged for their safe return, emphasizing that Joseline should not be on the streets.
Ongoing Search Efforts
The Portsmouth Police Department is actively working with law enforcement in northern Virginia to find the missing girls. They have asked anyone with information to contact the department's Special Victims Unit. The community is encouraged to come forward with any tips that could help bring the girls home safely.
Importance of Mental Health Care and Community Involvement
This incident highlights the importance of mental health care and the need for vigilant supervision in such facilities. It also underscores the critical role of community involvement in ensuring the safety of vulnerable individuals.
