Officials are asking for your help in the search for a Pulaski County teen who is missing under mysterious circumstances.
Sabrina Lowther, 17, of Somerset, went missing Wednesday, December 14.
Recently, Sabrina started receiving suspicious solicitations online from strangers all over the United States about modeling and acting. Police say it is feared anyone from anywhere could have picked her up.
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Sabrina is 5’6” tall, weighs approximately 105 pounds, has light brown hair with highlights, blue eyes and three tattoos. She was last seen wearing the floral top shown in the center photo, blue jeans and white Chuck Taylor Converse shoes.
Police issued the following update Tuesday.
The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office would like to update the information on Sabrina Lowther, age 17, who has been reported as a missing person from Pulaski County, Kentucky. The Sheriff’s Office is actively pursuing several leads, including a possible sighting by a friend and an alleged phone call that Sabrina made to another friend that would indicate Sabrina is safe. There is no information at this time that indicates she is the victim of foul play. However, due to the fact we are unaware of her whereabouts or who she may come in contact with, we are very concerned about Sabrina’s safety.
Sabrina is described as a Caucasian female, 17 years of age, 5’6″ tall, and 105 pounds. She has light brown hair with highlights, blue eyes and three tattoos.
The Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office asks that if anyone has seen or talked to her, please contact us at 606-678-5145 or contact your local police department or the Kentucky State Police.
We would also like to make a personal appeal for Sabrina to contact the Sheriff’s Office. Sabrina, please contact us so we can make sure you are okay because your safety and well-being is our primary concern. This would ease the concerns of your friends and all those who are worrying about you.
Anyone with information on Sabrina’s location, please call 911 immediately or call the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office at 606-678-5145.
