An Amber Alert was issued for Evelyn Mae Boswell who was reported missing this week. But according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), she was last seen on December 26.The TBI believed people who were traveling in a gray 2007 BMW had information about the girl's whereabouts, the agency said. Authorities located the car and the people in Wilkes County, North Carolina, late Friday. It's unclear how the people were connected to the missing girl.Evelyn remains missing and no one has been charged in connection with her disappearance, the agency told CNN. "The day before yesterday, a family member of this missing child reported in a department of children's services referral about the child being missing," Sullivan County Sheriff's Office spokesman Capt. Andy Seabolt told CNN affiliate WCYB. He told the news station that investigators are trying to understand why there was a "lapse in time in the child being reported missing.""Right now we're not sure of her exact location," Seabolt said. "It could be anywhere from what we know. We're conducting the investigation and obviously we're talking to as many people as we've come in contact with that knew about the child.""We want to know why the child was not reported missing earlier,&quoRead More – Source
An Amber Alert was issued for Evelyn Mae Boswell who was reported missing this week. But according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI), she was last seen on December 26.The TBI believed people who were traveling in a gray 2007 BMW had information about the girl's whereabouts, the agency said. Authorities located the car and the people in Wilkes County, North Carolina, late Friday. It's unclear how the people were connected to the missing girl.Evelyn remains missing and no one has been charged in connection with her disappearance, the agency told CNN. "The day before yesterday, a family member of this missing child reported in a department of children's services referral about the child being missing," Sullivan County Sheriff's Office spokesman Capt. Andy Seabolt told CNN affiliate WCYB. He told the news station that investigators are trying to understand why there was a "lapse in time in the child being reported missing.""Right now we're not sure of her exact location," Seabolt said. "It could be anywhere from what we know. We're conducting the investigation and obviously we're talking to as many people as we've come in contact with that knew about the child.""We want to know why the child was not reported missing earlier,&quoRead More – Source
