08-04-2014, 08:39 PM
A 6-year old girl, Jenise Wright is missing in Washington.
Jenise Paulette Wright was last seen by family members around 10 p.m. when she went to bed at her home in the 1400 block of Northeast Steele Creek Drive in East Bremerton. The girl lives with her parents and six siblings in a mobile home park. Two of those siblings are adults.
According to her family, Jenise has left their home on previous occasions and wandered around the neighborhood with siblings or friends, but checks in every few hours. When the family awakened Sunday morning and she wasn’t in the house, they assumed she was somewhere in the neighborhood.
“She is a social butterfly, she’s the youngest, she's a spoiled little brat, and she’s the princess of the household and she gets her way most times than the others and the older ones can’t stand it," said the girl's father, Jim Wright.
Police said the family became concerned when they hadn’t heard from Jenise by 8:30 p.m. Jim Wright said when she didn't show up for dinner, he organized a search and began going door to door in the mobile home park. When they couldn’t find her, they called 911 at 9:55 p.m. on Sunday, call records show.
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This one stinks to high heaven. Jenise was last seen by her parents at 10 pm on Saturday and they waited until 10 pm on Sunday to report her missing? Their excuse is that she wanders the neighborhood with siblings or friends. Who in their right mind allows their 6-year-old to wander the neighborhood for hours at a time? Even if they were OK with this, why did they wait until 10 pm to call police?
Jenise Paulette Wright was last seen by family members around 10 p.m. when she went to bed at her home in the 1400 block of Northeast Steele Creek Drive in East Bremerton. The girl lives with her parents and six siblings in a mobile home park. Two of those siblings are adults.
According to her family, Jenise has left their home on previous occasions and wandered around the neighborhood with siblings or friends, but checks in every few hours. When the family awakened Sunday morning and she wasn’t in the house, they assumed she was somewhere in the neighborhood.
“She is a social butterfly, she’s the youngest, she's a spoiled little brat, and she’s the princess of the household and she gets her way most times than the others and the older ones can’t stand it," said the girl's father, Jim Wright.
Police said the family became concerned when they hadn’t heard from Jenise by 8:30 p.m. Jim Wright said when she didn't show up for dinner, he organized a search and began going door to door in the mobile home park. When they couldn’t find her, they called 911 at 9:55 p.m. on Sunday, call records show.
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This one stinks to high heaven. Jenise was last seen by her parents at 10 pm on Saturday and they waited until 10 pm on Sunday to report her missing? Their excuse is that she wanders the neighborhood with siblings or friends. Who in their right mind allows their 6-year-old to wander the neighborhood for hours at a time? Even if they were OK with this, why did they wait until 10 pm to call police?