Dad: 'Clues' Turned Over In Missing-Teen Case
Amber Dubois, 14, went to school on the morning of Feb. 13 and was spotted once or twice in the following days, but has not been seen since Feb. 15.
The father of a missing teenager girl told a local paper that some "clues were turned over to" local investigators.
Maurice Dubois' 14-year-old daughter, Amber Dubois, was last seen Feb. 13 as she walked to Escondido High School.
Dubois also told the North County Times that the "clues" may be helpful but that he did not know anything specific about them.
Searchers that included family,friends and volunteers combed the county for the fourth weekend on Saturday and Sunday. KFMB reported that the searches had turned "up possible evidence." The station's Web site said representatives of the sheriff's department said several items of clothing had been located that would be checked for connections to the case.
In another heartbreaking development in the case, Amber's mother, Carrie McGonigle, said that she had been awakened twice in the middle night since she last saw her daughter by callers claiming to have Amber. Both calls, however, turned out to be made by crank callers.
Anyone with information about the case is being urged to call the Escondido police at 760-743-8477.
