Indiana Amber Alert for Madison Eddlemon, Missing Teenager, Suspected of Being with a "Armed and Dangerous" Suspect

Officials from Indiana have declared a state-wide Amber Alert for Madison Elizabeth Yancy Eddlemon, 16, missing.

Eddlemon, who comes from Lake County, was last seen Saturday morning around 9 am at Crown Point. At the time, she wore a black hooded sweatshirt with tribal patterns and ripped blue jeans. The star of Indianapolis reported. She also wore a black lace choker and high boots.

The teenager is about 5 feet 1 inch and weighs about 97 pounds. The police warned that Eddlemon was in "extreme danger".

Martin Alexander Curry-Fishtorn, 22, was designated as a suspect in the disappearance of the teenager, according to the Indianapolis TV FOX 59. The suspect was reportedly described as being 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighing about 158 pounds, with brown hair and brown hair. Curry-Fishtorn drives a 2009 Chevrolet Cobalt gray bearing the registration number 645RIS.

Crown Point, from which Eddlemon comes, is located about 138 km northwest of Indianapolis. Anyone with information or advice regarding the disappearance of the girl and the location of the suspect has been asked to contact the Lake County Sheriff's Office, which is currently conducting the investigation. The police can be contacted at 911 or 219-660-0000.

"I just want her to be home and safe," said Nichole Cain, Eddlemon's mother. The weather of northwestern Indiana. "If anyone knows anything, call the police, I want my daughter back, that's all I want."

The girl's car was found empty in the early hours of Saturday morning, according to the newspaper. At this point, it is not known whether she was forcibly taken away or whether she went with the suspect voluntarily. Oscar Martinez Jr., Lake County County Sheriff, explained that the teenager had been reported for the first time as a fleeing party, but that he would now be with Curry-Fishtorn. The sheriff described Curry-Fishtorn as "armed and dangerous".

Cain said that his daughter and the suspect had a romantic relationship that ended after his discovery by the parents. The mother of the girl said that the man had been violent and that he had mastered his child. Eddlemon's parents informed the Curry-Fishtorn police after he allegedly started tracking and harassing their daughter in March. They also filed a noncontact order the same month.

Authorities have said that Curry-Fishtorn could be en route to the west and attempt to leave Indiana. The man also has an active criminal case against him on charges of invasion of privacy and criminal harassment, according to Sheriff Martinez.