Christina Hinderer is now back home.

Christina Hinderer - endangered runaway

Christina, who disappeared from her home in Texas last year, was found on January 9th and I am pleased to report that she is now back home in Texas.

Christina disappeared on October 7th last year and was located in Long Island, New York, thanks to the hard work of her mother in publicising Christina's disappearance via the internet and hiring her own detective.

My very best wishes to Christina and her family while Christina settles back into the family home and for the family to work together towards peace and understanding.

God bless you Christina's mum, who never gave up looking for your daughter.

Christina Hinderer, endangered runaway. (Updated 23/10/08)

I am updating these details with information very kindly sent to me by Christina's mother.

According to her mother, sixteen year-old Christina was last seen leaving her home at around 2.50pm on October 7th, in the company of 34 year-old Larry Kellenberger. Kellenberger had apparently been seen hanging around when Christina was working at McDonald's.

In spite of the fact that he had not been on her authorised list, the school allowed him to pick Christina up each day from school.

Christina's mother describes her daughter as having low self-esteem, which leads her to make poor decisions.

It is thought that Kellenberger and Christina may be in the Long Beach area of California.*

*Updated: There is now reason to believe that Christina is in the Conroe, Texas area. She was spotted at the Renaissance Festival this past weekend and also at the Montgomery, Texas Wal-Mart’s McDonalds to pick up her paycheck.

Details from the National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children:

DOB: May 14, 1992 Missing: Oct 7, 2008 Height: 5'2" (157 cm) Eyes: Blue Race: White	Age Now: 16 Sex: Female Weight: 140 lbs (64 kg) Hair: Red
Missing From: MONTGOMERY TX United States

ANYONE HAVING INFORMATION SHOULD CONTACT
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
1-800-843-5678 (1-800-THE-LOST)

Missing Kids website