Missing
Attention MISSING MISSING MISSING My Daughter,
LIZA ROWELL
Age : 18
From :Ngaruawahi Waikato New Zealand
Last seen saturday morning
If anyone has seen or heard from her or knows her whereabouts please ring me 078249048 ,Or the Hamilton Police Station , Or Huntly Police Station , as we have now notified the police .
Its possible Liza state of mind is upset due to her birth mother in Samoa abusing her on the phone before she left for work .
Her boss at Super Value said she was very upset by what her mother said and she left work , she told boss she was going to Wintec to do some study but we cant verify this and she has been missing now appox 35 hours .
Liza is appox 5.8 large build long hair believed to be wearing black shirt and black pants .
If anyone knows where she is please tell her dad loves her wants her to come home.
Tony Robin Bulley
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