Police: Missing Manorville teens found unharmed in Manhattan
The families found clues on the teens’ social media accounts that they decided to run away together. It’s not yet clear if that was the case.
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Dec 14, 2021, 7:23 PM
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Updated 1,127 days ago
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Two teens from
Manorville who were reported missing on Dec. 9 have been found unharmed in
Manhattan, Suffolk police say.
No other details were
released.
Vincent Abolafia, 15,
and his girlfriend, Kaileigh Catalano, 15, had last been
seen Thursday at the Ronkonkoma train station heading to Manhattan.
News 12 spoke with
Abolafia’s mother on Monday.
“It’s destroying us,”
says Ann Bonasia, Abolafia’s mother. “It is so heartbreaking, and we just hope
they are safe.”
The families found
clues on the teens’ social media accounts that they decided to run away
together. It’s not yet clear if that was the case.
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