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Missing Santa Clarita Teenage Girl Found

A 16-year-old girl from Santa Clarita has been found after she reportedly went missing on Friday evening, leading thousands of residents to take to social media in an effort to find her.

After reportedly being missing for several days, Hannah Casey, 16, was found by officials with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station in “good condition,” according to Shirley Miller, spokesperson for the station.

Detectives from the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station followed a “major lead” that led to the location of Hannah, officials said.

Hannah had reportedly been last seen on Friday, Dec. 27 at around 5 p.m. at her home in the area around Copper Hill Drive and McBean Parkway, according to her mother, Gwen Casey-Castro.

“Her purse was left at home and her cell phone was found a couple of blocks away,” Casey-Castro wrote on her Facebook page Saturday afternoon.

Hannah’s picture and information was then shared in various Santa Clarita Facebook pages, reaching thousands of residents in an effort to help locate the missing teen.


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Missing Santa Clarita Teenage Girl Found

10 comments

  1. Looks like a human trafficking indecent. It is so bad in Santa Clarita. ZOE International has now opened an office in Newhall.

  2. Did she run away or was she found from being abducted? A little more info would be appreciated.

  3. I don’t want to be a Debbie Downer but this girl needs counseling and be off of social media.

  4. All the posts on Facebook, particularly the original should be deleted so they are not continually shared.

  5. Michael,

    If people are discussing what a story is about, consider it is because it did not give them the Who, What, When, Where, Why and the How. Ask yourself why Emily had to round out the information and your story left people asking what actually happened. Lately I have seen several stories from the KHTS reporters that are failing to provide the level of information we had been accustomed to. Eventually that will open the door to competition and loss of market share.

  6. she is a minor and most Likely was with adults that exploited her.People need to understand 16 is a child still.

  7. She may have been hanging out with creatures that listen to & behave like gangster rappers(PC called hip hop), that promotes decadent lifestyles that the naive youngsters “think” is cool, along with their phones glued to their faces blind them from normal reality!!

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About Michael Brown

Michael Brown has lived in Santa Clarita his whole life. Graduating from Saugus High School in 2016, he continued to stay local by attending The Master’s University, where he achieved a Bachelor's Degree in Communication. Michael joined KHTS in January of 2018 as a news intern, and has since gone on to become the News Director for the KHTS Newsroom. Since joining KHTS, Michael has covered many breaking news stories (both on scene and on air), interviewed dozens of prominent state and federal political figures, and interacted with hundreds of residents from Santa Clarita. When he is not working, Michael enjoys spending time with his family, as well as reading any comic book he can get his hands on.