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Caleta Sade White : Rilya Alert

Caleta Sade White is shown age progressed to 21 years. She was last seen on the afternoon of August 21, 2006 on Metro Bus #128 in Auburn, Washington.

Published

14 years ago

February 21, 2012

UVM Staff

Caleta Sade White is missing and her family needs your help in finding her.

Shown is an age progression to 21 years.

Vital Statistics at Time of Disappearance

DOB: Mar 19, 1988
Age At Time Of Disappearance: 18
Missing: Aug 21, 2006
Sex: Female
Race: Black
Hair: Black
Eyes: Brown
Height: 5’1″ (155cm)
Weight: 83lbs (38kg)
Missing From:
AUBURN, WA
United States

Details of Caleta Sade White’s disappearance

Caleta Sade White was last seen on the afternoon of August 21, 2006 on Metro Bus #128 in Auburn, Washington.

She was last seen wearing a yellow Adidas jacket, blue jeans, yellow sneakers or boots, and earrings.

White has an unspecified eating disorder. She also likes to color her hair. She may have blue or pink highlights in her hair. Caleta’s nickname is KK.

On the day Caleta went missing, she had been en route to her boyfriend’s house in Tukwila, Washington. Police have stated that Caleta’s boyfriend has given inconsistent statements about her disappearance. He is not being called a suspect in her case. Caleta’s boyfriend has a criminal history.

Caleta Sade White had a doctor’s appointment scheduled two days after her disappearance, and missed it. Her family and friends believe it is uncharacteristic of her to just go missing and not contact them. She had a cell phone at the time that she used often. Since her disappearance there has been no activity on her phone.

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