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Bradley, a resident of Hattieville, says her daughter has no reason to run away from home:

Jim McFadzean
"Tell us; when was the last time you saw your daughter?"

Lisa Bradley - Mother of the Missing Teen
"Saturday."

Jim McFadzean
"Where was she headed when you saw her last?"

Lisa Bradley
"She said she had a detention to attend at school - at Wesley."

Jim McFadzean
"And when did you become concerned about her?"

Lisa Bradley
"At around 5 when she did not show up at home."

Jim McFadzean
"Then at that time, what did you do?"

Lisa Bradley
"I called her uncle, Authur Baptist, and asked if she was at his house."

Jim McFadzean
"What did he say?"

Lisa Bradley
"He said no."

Jim McFadzean
"When did you realize that something was wrong?"

Lisa Bradley
"Sunday morning, around 12 o'clock."

Jim McFadzean
"This was when she still did not show up at home?"

Lisa Bradley
"Yes."

Jim McFadzean
What did you proceed to do - inform the police - at what point did you decide to go to the police for help?

Lisa Bradley
"Monday."

Jim McFadzean
"So, do you believe that there's some of her friends that know of her whereabouts?"

Lisa Bradley
"Definitely."

Jim McFadzean
"Now what are you asking your daughter?"

Lisa Bradley
"I want to tell her that I don't see the reason why she left, because as far as I am concerned, I work hard for my children, and I never one day neglected them. So she didn't have a reason to leave. Everything she gets at home - I just want her to know, wherever she is, that I love you."

Anyone with information on 15 year old Lianie Baptist is asked to contact the nearest Police Station, or call 670-3846 or 601-0319.