A California teenager with mental health issues went missing during a layover in Colorado late last month.
Harper Cadman, 15, was last seen at the Denver International Airport around 8:30 a.m. on January 30, her mother Ali Petronelli said. wrote on Facebook.
Cadman, who was returning to California from treatment in Montana, missed his connecting United Airlines flight, his desperate mother explained.
Her luggage arrived in Los Angeles, but she didn’t hear from Cadman for nearly two weeks.
Authorities believe the boy may currently be in the Denver or Boulder area.
“My sister and I scoured Denver and Boulder last week, speaking with detectives, advocates, homeless people, and ‘street children,'” Petronelli wrote.
“What we saw was a very cold, frightening and dangerous situation for everyone, especially since he was last seen wearing only a sweater and leggings and was not wearing any of his belongings.” “The 15-year-old girl was in danger,” she lamented.
Patronelli said, “Harper doesn’t know anyone in Colorado and only came here on vacation when he was 8 years old, so he doesn’t know much about the area.” Cadman has previously disappeared. He added that it had happened.
This boy is 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs 115 pounds. According to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
She has blue eyes and dyed black hair, facial piercings, and tattoos on her lower back and the middle finger of her left hand. She also has braces.
It is unclear why Cadman was traveling unescorted.
Patronelli and the Denver Police Department did not immediately respond to The Post’s requests for comment.
