Family to hold a “Signs of Hope” event to bring awareness of missing teen

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - April 2, 2015 - PRLog -- LostNMissing Inc, a national nonprofit organization based in New England is assisting the family of missing Sydney Fuller. An awareness event will be held this Saturday, April 4, from 10:00 am until 12:00 pm at Lake Ella on Monroe Street in Tallahassee. They ask for as many volunteers as possible to attend.  Missing  posters will be given to volunteers to help post in various local businesses and high traffic areas, to bring awareness of Fuller’s missing status. It is hoped that these posters will bring needed tips to law enforcement to locate Her.  Refreshments will be served and the family will be available to media, for interviews.

Fuller disappeared from her home on March 6, 2014. Her whereabouts are unknown.  Her mother explains, “This is extremely unusual behavior for Sydney and very concerning when I read and hear of young girls being trafficked.” She further added, “We have a very good relationship, I love and miss her and worry terribly for her safety.” Local law enforcement are actively investigating her disappearance. Recently a billboard has gone up located at West Tennessee Street on Hwy 90 near the Dale Earnhardt car lot in Tallahassee. A Facebook page has been set up called "Help Find Sydney Fuller." (https://www.facebook.com/findSydneyFuller)

Fuller is 5’8” tall and weighs approximately 110lbs. She has long brown hair and hazel eyes. She has a pierced left nostril and an under the tongue piercing with a bar. Fuller is also known to wear a pewter thumb ring which is of a flower and an 18” thin, yellow gold chain with a solitaire diamond. A Facebook page has been set up called "Help Find Sydney Fuller."  If anyone has information, please contact the Leon County Sheriff’s School Resource Unit, Detective Thomas Stege at 850-606-3250.  Anonymous tips can be reported to Leon County Sheriff’s Office at 850-606-3300. Please reference case # 15-0025740.