04-10-2011, 12:50 PM
DENVER -- The search for a missing 19-year-old girl in Denver is now moving into its second week.
There has been no sign of Kenia Monge since she disappeared last Friday night while partying with friends in Lodo.
Denver Police were back at a gas station along Speer Blvd. this afternoon where witnesses reported seeing Kenia.
Crime Scene Unit Investigators took measurements and pictures of a silver VW Jetta sitting in the parking lot.
A worker said the car belongs to a friend of the owner of the station.
Police confirmed they have gone back to other businesses in the same area over the past 24 hours in the hopes of finding any evidence.
"We will not discuss the details of this on-going investigation. However, detectives are and will continue to pursue any lead or potential leads to find Kenia and return her to her family," Lt. Matt Murray said.
Tony Lee, Kenia's step-father, said he is no longer doing interviews at the police request.
There has been no sign of Kenia Monge since she disappeared last Friday night while partying with friends in Lodo.
Denver Police were back at a gas station along Speer Blvd. this afternoon where witnesses reported seeing Kenia.
Crime Scene Unit Investigators took measurements and pictures of a silver VW Jetta sitting in the parking lot.
A worker said the car belongs to a friend of the owner of the station.
Police confirmed they have gone back to other businesses in the same area over the past 24 hours in the hopes of finding any evidence.
"We will not discuss the details of this on-going investigation. However, detectives are and will continue to pursue any lead or potential leads to find Kenia and return her to her family," Lt. Matt Murray said.
Tony Lee, Kenia's step-father, said he is no longer doing interviews at the police request.