How does the Warren Jeffs Theory fit into SerenityвЂ™s disappearance? Since her disappearance, the Black Hills ChildrenвЂ™s Home has been cited by state and federal regulators for waiting 80 minutes to call 911, for having radios that were on different channels and for lacking planning and training in runaway prevention. She was wearing a long-sleeved gray shirt with flowers, blue jeans, and black snow boots. Serenity was 9 years old when she disappeared from the Black Hills ChildrenвЂ™s Home (BHCH), a treatment center for children with emotional and behavioral problems, in the 24100 block of Rockerville Road outside of Rapid City, South Dakota February 3, 2019. Jeffs, who mentions Seth in his memoir Lost Boy. Top right is a picture of Warren Jeffs, president of the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS Church), and (bottom right) is Seth Jeffs, Warren Jeffs brother and a high-ranking official in the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints who is also is the uncle of Brent W.

He also hypothesized that her body may've been swept away in spring flood waters.Serenity Dennard (left) went missing from the Black Hills ChildrenвЂ™s Home (BHCH), a treatment center for children in 2019. On Thursday that his department's most recent search came earlier this month. In a statement emailed to Forum News Service on Friday, Department of Social Services Secretary Laurie Gill said following Dennard's disappearance, 'a corrective action plan was developed for Black Hills Children's Home addressing issues related to emergency reporting training on revised runaway policy and procedures runaway drills updated treatment plans, and staff training.' The Children's Home is owned by Children's Home Society and admits minors with special behavioral and mental health needs. Local authorities said in Thursday's statement that the investigation will 'remain open' and the public is encouraged 'to report any new information or tips.'Дennard had been placed with the Children's Home by adoptive parents, and aДЇrom the state Department of Social Services noted the girl had made runaway attempts in the past.Д«y the Center for Medicare and Medicaid ServicesДЄ disorganized search on lack of training for staff. Still, they've yet to find her or any remains. Investigators have interviewed staff as well as Dennard's adoptive and biological parents. Searches have been ongoing since, involving half-a-dozen state and federal authorities including the FBI. State investigations later faulted staff for waiting over 90 minutes to alert 911 about Dennard's flight.Дennard was last seen with only a long-sleeved gray shirt, blue jeans, and black snow boots, the sheriff's department said. , S.D., in a rocky and remote section of the hills, intersected by only a few roads northeast of Keystone. 3, 2019, Dennard fled from employees at Black Hills Children's Home outside The Dennard disappearance from a children's home engulfed Black Hills communities and surrounding region two years ago, with many residents frustrated by a delayed response to the girl's runaway by the home's staff.

'Absent new information,' the statement read, 'the search has been suspended.'

28, said authorities and other agencies had interviewed over 500 people, traversed 6,000 miles of rugged Black Hills terrain and searched the region with dogs and by air, but they'd run out of fresh leads. , the 9-year-old girl who nearly two years ago escaped her Black Hills group home in frigid temperatures and has not been seen since.ДЄ statement attributed to the Pennington County Sheriff's Department in Rapid City, S.D., on Thursday, Jan. The suspension of an intensive search for The sheriff's department in South Dakota's most populous western county has

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