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Samantha Leli, 13, missing from Centereach since Wednesday, cops say

February 14, 2016 By Ted Phillips   ted.phillips@newsday.com

Suffolk County police are seeking the public's help Suffolk County police are seeking the public's help in locating Samantha Leli, a 13-year-old Centereach girl who was last seen when she left home for school on Feb. 10, 2016, but didn't show up. (Credit: SCPD)

A 13-year-old Centereach girl has been missing since Wednesday, Suffolk police said in a news release.

Samantha Leli left her home that morning to go to school but didn’t show up, police said.

Leli is known to frequent Selden, Centereach and the Smith Haven Mall in Lake Grove, police said.

 

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Detectives said they do not believe there was any foul play connected with the girl’s disappearance.

Police are asking that anyone with information about Leli’s whereabouts to call 911 or the Sixth Squad at 631-854-8652.

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Ummm, how do they know she ran away vs. being taken? Did she leave a note?

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Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.

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Here's another missing 16 yr old girl:


www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/missing-teens-mom-believes-someone-snatched-her_us_56bde915e4b0c3c55050d45b


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One of the largest criminal activities in the world is sex trafficking young girls. And it happens right here, not just across the ocean.

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Well, runaway, missing, abducted, road trip, whatever. A minor female is in danger until we know otherwise.

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Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.


 What aren't they doing that they should be?  The police are looking for her.  They have information that indicates this was NOT foul play.



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They look at if they have done this before. If it's a problem kid. If there are things missing, clothes, money, things the kid values.

Yes, it should be taken serious, and it looks like the police are doing all they can within the law.



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Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.


 What aren't they doing that they should be?  The police are looking for her.  They have information that indicates this was NOT foul play.


 She's still only 13.  And there are actually worse things than death.



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Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.


 What aren't they doing that they should be?  The police are looking for her.  They have information that indicates this was NOT foul play.


 She's still only 13.  And there are actually worse things than death.


 Huh?  So, it is better to be raped and killed and die then not die?  Not sure i understand your point?



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Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.


 What aren't they doing that they should be?  The police are looking for her.  They have information that indicates this was NOT foul play.


   I don't know.  But, it seems over the years, that we have heard that some police depts don't mobilize their resouces in the same way as they do for an abduction.



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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:
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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.


 What aren't they doing that they should be?  The police are looking for her.  They have information that indicates this was NOT foul play.


 She's still only 13.  And there are actually worse things than death.


 Huh?  So, it is better to be raped and killed and die then not die?  Not sure i understand your point?


 Young girls are worthless dead.  They may never be killed.  They may be trafficked and raped on a daily basis, turned into junkies, and made into slaves.



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Yes, that's true. But most of them end up dead.

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Yes, that's true. But most of them end up dead.


 Not until they have been used up for years.  



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That's true. But, most abductions, the child is raped, tortured and killed within the first 24 hrs.

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That's true. But, most abductions, the child is raped, tortured and killed within the first 24 hrs.


Up to 20% of missing runaways become victims of sex trafficking.  That's a lot.



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That's true. But, most abductions, the child is raped, tortured and killed within the first 24 hrs.


Up to 20% of missing runaways become victims of sex trafficking.  That's a lot.


 Well, at least for them there is still hope to find them and bring them home.



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That's true. But, most abductions, the child is raped, tortured and killed within the first 24 hrs.


Up to 20% of missing runaways become victims of sex trafficking.  That's a lot.


 Well, at least for them there is still hope to find them and bring them home.


 And a lot of kids that go missing are never reported.  That's really sad.  



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Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.


 What aren't they doing that they should be?  The police are looking for her.  They have information that indicates this was NOT foul play.


 She's still only 13.  And there are actually worse things than death.


 That makes no sense.  



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Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.


 What aren't they doing that they should be?  The police are looking for her.  They have information that indicates this was NOT foul play.


 She's still only 13.  And there are actually worse things than death.


 That makes no sense.  


 Really?  Would you prefer to live in slavery - raped, beaten and drugged on a daily basis for years?  Or would you rather die and go to heaven?  

I know what my choice would be.



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Ok, this really bothers me. Why do they need to assume up front one way or the other? If a minor is missing, it should be ASSUMED that this child is in danger and resources need to be mobilized to find her. Even if she is a runaway, that doesn't mean she is in any less danger than if she was abducted. What matters is that she is in missing and is potentially in grave danger so she needs to be found. It it is later found that she just went and hid for a few days at a friend's house, then fine. But, as a society, we need to be very concerned with the welfare of children.


 What aren't they doing that they should be?  The police are looking for her.  They have information that indicates this was NOT foul play.


 She's still only 13.  And there are actually worse things than death.


 That makes no sense.  


 Really?  Would you prefer to live in slavery - raped, beaten and drugged on a daily basis for years?  Or would you rather die and go to heaven?  

I know what my choice would be.


 That's absurd.  it's not an either/or.  

 



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I agree, if you're dead they can't do all that other stuff to you. I'd still rather be dead.

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But it's not some choice.

Plus, we don't know that any of those things are going to happen here.

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 Really?  Would you prefer to live in slavery - raped, beaten and drugged on a daily basis for years?  Or would you rather die and go to heaven?  

I know what my choice would be.


Sometimes girls escape, sometimes girls are rescued. 

 

Sometimes they choose to live on the street because it's safer than living with mommy and daddy and daddy's friends who visit.

 



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That's just weird.

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That's just weird.


What? That some kids run away from being battered or sexually abused at home? 

Do you really not know that those things happen?

 

And some kids run away because their parents are seriously homophobic, and the kid is gay?

 

Do people really not know that abusive homes exist?

 



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But it's not some choice.

Plus, we don't know that any of those things are going to happen here.


 In 1 out of 5 cases it does.  Those are the times we are talking about.



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But it's not some choice.

Plus, we don't know that any of those things are going to happen here.


 In 1 out of 5 cases it does.  Those are the times we are talking about.


 Then no, we arent since it's only 20%.



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But it's not some choice.

Plus, we don't know that any of those things are going to happen here.


 In 1 out of 5 cases it does.  Those are the times we are talking about.


 Then no, we arent since it's only 20%.


 Well, Husker, that's what I'M talking about.  You can talk about whatever you wish, but so will I.



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But either way, it's not some either or choice they make.

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But either way, it's not some either or choice they make.


 ?????  Who said it was?



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But either way, it's not some either or choice they make.


 ?????  Who said it was?


 You said you'd rather be dead than have this or this or this happen--implying a choice.



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But either way, it's not some either or choice they make.


 ?????  Who said it was?


 You said you'd rather be dead than have this or this or this happen--implying a choice.


 I first said there were worse things than death.  And yes, I would rather one over the other.  That would be my preference - it doesn't mean choice.



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But either way, it's not some either or choice they make.


 ?????  Who said it was?


 You said you'd rather be dead than have this or this or this happen--implying a choice.


 I first said there were worse things than death.  And yes, I would rather one over the other.  That would be my preference - it doesn't mean choice.


 Preference means choice.



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But either way, it's not some either or choice they make.


 ?????  Who said it was?


 You said you'd rather be dead than have this or this or this happen--implying a choice.


 I first said there were worse things than death.  And yes, I would rather one over the other.  That would be my preference - it doesn't mean choice.


 Preference means choice.


 No, it doesn't. 



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