A pregnant teenager from Texas has gone missing after failing to attend her scheduled induced labor. The family of 18-year-old Savanah Nicole Soto reported her disappearance to the Leon Valley Police Department, People reported.
In response, the Texas Department of Public Safety issued a CLEAR Alert, providing details about Soto’s physical appearance and the vehicle she may be using—a gray 2013 Kia Optima with a temporary Texas license plate.
According to reports, Soto was last seen leaving her home in Leon Valley on Friday afternoon. Her family grew worried when she didn’t arrive for her scheduled induction later that evening. The authorities are actively investigating the case and working to locate the missing teenager. The teen has since
“passed her delivery date”
and
“has caused significant concern among her family members after missing an essential medical appointment,”
police wrote.
“I pray to God every day, every minute, every second of the day we pray to God to bring her home, to bring her home safely because we need her home, to complete our family again,”
Soto’s grandmother Rachel Soto told KENS5.
“She was thrilled and excited about being a mom,”
Rachel Soto said.
“She had everything ready for her little boy.”
Soto’s family has been unable to contact her boyfriend, according to their statement.
“It’s not normal, something’s not adding up here,”
Rachel Soto said, per KENS5.
“I want answers, we all want answers.”
Police said detectives and officers are
“actively investigating and seeking additional witnesses and information. Savannah Nicole Soto’s well-being is of utmost concern to us.”
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