MISSING IN KANSAS: 3 children cleared from KBI database, no longer considered missing
As of Saturday, all three girls -- Marlie Herring, Emma Waltner and Heather Berry -- were cleared from the Kansas Bureau of Investigation's missing persons clearinghouse. They are no longer considered missing.
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The Wichita Police Department is asking for the community’s help with finding two teenagers.
The missing girls are in foster care and include Emma Waltner, 14, and Heather Berry, 16. They were last seen Wednesday in the 2800 block of South Roosevelt -- in the Planeview neighborhood southeast of Pawnee and Hillside in south Wichita. Initially, another child, Marlie Herring, 9, walked away from the placement with them. She was located safe as of Thursday afternoon, the Wichita Police Department confirms.
If you have information that could help the case, the Wichita Police Department encourages you to call 911 immediately.
EMMA WALTNER
Missing from: Wichita, Kan.
Missing since: May 17, 2023
Age when reported missing: 14
Height then: 5’2’’
Weight then: 130 pounds
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Blue
Distinguishing features: Wears glasses; pierced ears
HEATHER BERRY
Missing from: Wichita, Kan.
Missing since: May 17, 2023
Age when reported missing: 16
Height then: 5’2’’
Weight then: 100 pounds
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Brown
MARLIE HERRING
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