PHILIPSBURG:--- On Tuesday, February 7th, 2017 a report of “Missing personMissing girl reports to the police departmentMissing girl reports to the police department
The Missing 17 year old girl Junette Pierre Louis Theodule, for whom a “Missing Person” Report was filed with the Police Department, has returned home. She and her Guardian Lilly Harrison reported to the Juvenile Department to give a statement as to why left home and did not return. Junette is in good health and the search to find has officially ended.
The Missing 17-year-old girl Junette Pierre-Louis Theodule, for whom a “Missing Person” Report was filed with the Police Department, has returned home. She and her Guardian Lilly Harrison reported to the Juvenile Department to give a statement as to why left home and did not return. Junette is in good health and the search to find has officially ended.” was filed at the Philipsburg Police Station by the sister and guardian of Junette Pierre-Louis Theodule, born on Saint Martin F.W.I. August 29th, 1999. Junette lives at home with her guardian Lily Harrison at Plough drive 1 in Cul de Sac.
Junette was last seen by her guardian on Friday morning February 3rd, 2017 before she left home for job training. Junette has since not returned home, nor contacted her guardian or any other family member.
Junette also was known as “Jiji” is approximately 5.5 feet tall, thick and strong posture, light brown complexion, black eyes and black hair. She is a student at the Sint Maarten Vocational School. Junette has stayed away home from home in the past but has always returned. She has never stayed away this long.
The police department is seeking the assistance from the community to help locate Junette Pierre-Louis Theodule.
Contact persons are: Edline Pierre-Louis Cel: 55638544
Lilly Harrison Cel: 556-8198
Police Department 54-22222 ext 213-214 or 911.
Missing girl reports to the police department
The Missing 17-year-old girl Junette Pierre-Louis Theodule, for whom a “Missing Person” Report was filed with the Police Department, has returned home. She and her Guardian Lilly Harrison reported to the Juvenile Department to give a statement as to why left home and did not return. Junette is in good health and the search to find has officially ended.
