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BOULDER, CO—The disappearance of 14-year-old Chloe Campbell, who vanished after attending a high school football game on September 30, has sparked a desperate plea from her parents for more information. Chloe was last observed in the company of two older, described as ‘sketchy’, men during the game and later appeared ‘intoxicated’ on Boulder Creek trail with the same individuals. Since that day, there has been no communication from Chloe to her family, raising fears she may have been trafficked and is being held against her will out of state, Your Content has learned.
In a distressing development, Chloe’s parents have received a photograph from an anonymous Snapchat account showing the teenager looking ‘injured and unwell’. This has intensified concerns for her safety and well-being. The parents are now urging Chloe’s friends and acquaintances, who they believe hold crucial information about her disappearance, to come forward. They suspect that some individuals are withholding details that could aid in locating her.
The Boulder Police Department has initiated a public appeal for information related to Chloe’s disappearance, a move that came eight days after she was reported missing. The delay in the police response has attracted criticism, notably from JonBenét Ramsey’s brother, who publicly demanded that the Boulder Police “get off your a**!” and intensify their efforts to find Chloe.
Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Boulder Police Department at 303-441-3333, option 8, and reference case number 22-9868 or Chloe Campbell’s full name. The community and Chloe’s family are holding onto hope that new leads will emerge, leading to her safe return.
The case has touched a nerve in a community still haunted by high-profile disappearances and has brought renewed attention to the issue of missing children and the dangers they face. As the investigation continues, unanswered questions about the circumstances of Chloe’s disappearance and the identity of the individuals she was last seen with loom large, with her family and authorities eager for any information that could bring her home,‘according to Daily Mail.
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