01-16-2011, 06:53 AM
SanAngeloStandardTimes
COLORADO CITY — Holding fast to the hope that he'll find his "beautiful girl" alive, somewhere, Clint Dunn spent the past week chasing leads from Snyder to Odessa and doing everything he can think of to find his missing daughter, Hailey Dunn.
Like the words printed on a shirt he often wears, the father of missing 13-year-old Colorado Middle School student is "on a mission."
"I'm exhausted," Dunn said late in the week, after searching for his daughter in the Midland-Odessa area for two days. "It's frustrating, staying over there for two days and you're driving home and you don't have her. I'm gonna go right back, and I'm not going to give up."
With his girlfriend, Naomi Stewart, driving their deteriorating Mercury Cougar and their 3-month-old daughter Chloe in tow, Dunn is determined to continue his search for as long as it takes.
"I can never ask for enough help until my daughter is found," Dunn said. "It's changed my life, and my life will never be the same. And when this happens to anybody else, I will help them, and I will never look at another missing picture the same."
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COLORADO CITY — Holding fast to the hope that he'll find his "beautiful girl" alive, somewhere, Clint Dunn spent the past week chasing leads from Snyder to Odessa and doing everything he can think of to find his missing daughter, Hailey Dunn.
Like the words printed on a shirt he often wears, the father of missing 13-year-old Colorado Middle School student is "on a mission."
"I'm exhausted," Dunn said late in the week, after searching for his daughter in the Midland-Odessa area for two days. "It's frustrating, staying over there for two days and you're driving home and you don't have her. I'm gonna go right back, and I'm not going to give up."
With his girlfriend, Naomi Stewart, driving their deteriorating Mercury Cougar and their 3-month-old daughter Chloe in tow, Dunn is determined to continue his search for as long as it takes.
"I can never ask for enough help until my daughter is found," Dunn said. "It's changed my life, and my life will never be the same. And when this happens to anybody else, I will help them, and I will never look at another missing picture the same."