CANCELED PARENTS

 Once we found out where our daughter was. Law enforcement refused to do welfare checks. We were told we did too many and it was considered harassment. We were told not to contact our daughter, not to do welfare checks. We were told she was an adult and could live anywhere she wanted. In other words we were not allowed to inquire if our daughter was safe, alive, healthy. Being a concerned parent was forbidden since she was now an adult.  We called the school principal Margie Swartz and the superintendent Daniel Ramer. We wanted to inform them we believed a teacher under their direct supervision  had an inappropriate relationship with our daughter. We were told no one had ever complained about Dara Colt, she was a wonderful teacher. We were told by the superintendent that while the situation is unusual, the teacher's personal life does not affect her teaching. The principal even defended  the teacher, stating Dara Colt did not actually lie in her response. The principal stated the t

  Our daughter told us she was going to spend the night at a friend's house. She said she would text me to come pick her up. She took her computer to play video games. We had no reason not to believe her. We trusted our daughter. Our daughter gave no indication she was planning to move out or move half way across the state to live with her former high school teacher.  When Elizabeth didn't return we tried texting, and she didn't respond, we tried calling Elizabeth no response. We put her photo on Facebook telling anyone if they see her to immediately call 911 because she was missing. We called police reported her missing. We were living our worst fears our daughter was missing. I felt I was going to die right then at that moment.   We later found a note in Elizabeth's room saying she moved out to stay with friends, and not to contact her. The note sounded nothing like our daughter and read like Elizabeth was coached as to what to say. We have a difficult time believing