Crazy, crazy, crazy….
A 15-year-old Long Island, New York, girl, who left her parents’ home last weekend leaving a note behind stating she was going to the city to meet an older man she met online and would return home in a few days, was not reported missing until yesterday.
According to the NY Post, Alisa Papik’s parents told police their daughter left a note Sunday night saying she was going to the Bronx to be with an older man she met on MeetMe. com and would return home on Wednesday.
Alisa’s mother, Christina, called police on Thursday after the Sachem East High School freshman failed to home to her Farmingville home on Thursday.
Story gets stranger!
Police later found the teenager shacked up with the man on Thursday, but now she refuses to go home.
Christina Papik says when her daughter returns to Long Island she will either live with her grandmother or go to a foster home.
It’s unclear whether police arrested the man she was found with.
If there are any more children in the Papik’s home they should be taken away.
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6 users commented in " Missing Long Island teenager Alisa Papik found in NYC with older man she met on line, but now refuses to go home "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackI don’t know where you got any of this information from, but you’ve got the story completely incorrect. That is not what happened at all according to ANY other news outlet.
Her mother only found out after Alisa was gone that she had been on a dating website and had met an older man. Her mother knew none of that until she had gone missing.
And I am not sure where all of that “going till Wednesday, start search on Thursday” came from because they started searching right away.
She was NOT found shacked up with a man. And did NOT refuse to go home.
Unless you have some inside scoop that NO ONE else does, this story is completely incorrect
I know Christina, I know people that called police with possible sightings and received calls by detectives on MONDAY, you say authorities weren’t notified until yesterday THURSDAY! That’s a lie! Your printing false information and are guilty of defamation of character! No Note! Found out about the guy after the fact!
The comments you made without facts makes you liable for a lawsuit!
This article is completely FALSE. This girl is in my school, and she was reported missing on SUNDAY when she left. The mother never mentioned a note, and no one ever said she was found with the man. This article should be deleted…
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/found_girl_won_go_home_rAmDBxtd8m8uiFv0sHiEzO
This site gives the Thursday date and the note as facts in the case.
http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/found_girl_won_go_home_rAmDBxtd8m8uiFv0sHiEzO
This site gives the Thursday date and the note left for the parents as facts in the case.
Besides, defamation of character has to have been proven to actually harm the person to actually be an indictable tort.
Furthermore, the article states that the NY Post is a source. I’m not sure why you people are wondering what the source is when it’s plainly written in the article.
You are totally way off on this story. Someone should tell your editor about this.
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