PRINCETON —
West Virginia State Police are seeking any information about a missing teenager from Princeton.
Senior Trooper S.R. Moore with the West Virginia State Police Princeton detachment, said Sarah Fleming, 16, was last seen at her home Saturday night.
“She is 16-years-old, approximately 5 foot 6 (inches), weighs around 300 pounds,” Moore said. “Her mom said the day she went missing she had dyed her hair so it was blue, blonde and brownish. She was last seen wearing a green hoodie and a pair of blue jeans and a black pair of shoes with various designs on them made by Ed Hardy. She was last seen at her home around 6 p.m. or 7 p.m. ”
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Missing 16-year-old Sarah Fleming, of Princeton, was last seen Saturday night. Anyone with any information regarding Fleming or her whereabouts can contact the West Virginia State Police at 304-425-2102 or Mercer County 911 at 304-425-8911. Contributed photo
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February 13, 2012
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