Megan Boulanger, 17 [FOUND SAFE] MSG Since 01-04-08 from Bloomington, IN

Grande · 01-06-2008, 10:50 PM

Teen Girl Reported Missing; Man Sought For Questioning
17-Year-Old Possibly Seen Day After Disappearance, Police Say
POSTED: 10:04 pm EST January 6, 2008

A 17-year-old Bloomington girl was reported missing after she failed to arrive at her grandmother's house in Linton on Friday, and investigators want to speak with a man who allegedly was seen with her Saturday, state police said.

Megan Boulanger told her parents Friday afternoon that she was going to drive from Bloomington to Linton to see her grandmother, but she never arrived, police said.

State police said they were told late Saturday afternoon that Boulanger was missing. Since then, investigators learned that Boulanger allegedly was seen with an acquaintance, H. Scott Alsman, 21, in Boulanger's car at a gas station in Linton at about 1 p.m. Saturday, police said.

Police said they do not suspect foul play, though investigators want to talk to Alsman, a Linton resident, because he was the last person reported to have been in contact with her.

Boulanger's car is a royal blue 2008 Ford Mustang with an Indiana temporary, paper license plate. Police said they don't know the temporary plate's number.

Police said anyone with the information on the whereabouts of Boulanger or Alsman should call the Bloomington state police post at 800-423-1286 or, if calling from outside Indiana, 877-477-1847.

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/1...1/detail.html#

Grande · 01-06-2008, 10:51 PM

Police Look for Missing Bloomington Girl
Updated: Jan 6, 2008 09:21 PM CST

The Indiana State Police issued this press release Sunday night.

Bloomington, Indiana - The Bloomington State Police Post is investigating the report of a missing juvenile, 17 year-old Megan Boulanger (DOB: 09/27/1990) of Bloomington, Indiana and formerly of Linton, Indiana.

Megan was last seen by her parents when she told them she was driving from Bloomington to Linton, Indiana to see her grandmother. That was at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, January 4, 2008. Megan never arrived at her grandmother's house. The parents became concerned when she failed to contact them or her grandmother over the course the evening of January 4th and on through the day of January 5th.

Late on the afternoon of January 5th is when the state police was notified of Megan's missing status. Since that time the state police investigation has determined that Megan was allegedly seen at a local gas station in Linton, Indiana around 1:00 p.m. on January 5th. She was reported to be in the company of a male acquaintance, Harold Scott Alsman, 21, (DOB: 10-20-1986) of Linton. Mr. Alsman goes by his middle name of Scott. Megan and Scott were reportedly last seen in Megan's car, a 2008 Ford Mustang, Royal Blue in color, with an unknown number Indiana temporary paper license plate.

In an effort to locate Megan Boulanger the state police are utilizing the "A Child Is Missing" (ACIM) reverse telephone notification system. ACIM works by contacting all hard wired telephone numbers within specified postal zip-code areas. Normally the zip-codes called are located within the area and surrounding zip-code areas from where the child was reported missing or from where they were last seen. The zip-codes called by ACIM were located in and around Megan's Bloomington residence and her grandmother's residence in Linton, Indiana.

Anyone with information on the location of Megan Boulanger or H. Scott Alsman is asked to notify the Bloomington State Police Post at 800-423-1286 If calling from outside of Indiana please call 877-ISP-1TIP (877-477-1847).

At this point of the investigation there is no suspicion of foul play in the circumstances of the missing juvenile, Megan Boulanger. State Police investigators wish to speak with Harold Scott Alsman as a person of interest that was the last reported person to have contact with Megan.

http://www.wane.com/Global/story.asp...6&nav=menu32_2

Grande · 01-06-2008, 11:01 PM

http://www.myspace.com/meg_n_scott_4ever

Grande · 01-06-2008, 11:16 PM

Megan's vehicle;

Grande · 01-07-2008, 10:42 AM

Police: Missing Teen Found, Is OK
POSTED: 10:04 pm EST January 6, 2008
UPDATED: 10:53 pm EST January 6, 2008

A 17-year-old Bloomington girl who was reported missing after she failed to arrive at her grandmother's house in Linton was found safe at a Wal-Mart in Linton on Sunday evening, police said.

Police found Megan Boulanger with a 21-year-old man -- an acquaintance of hers -- at the store after people told authorities the two were there.

Linton police were detaining Boulanger and the man so that state police -- who were investigating Boulanger's three-day disappearance -- could question them, authorities said.

Boulanger told her parents Friday afternoon that she was going to drive from Bloomington to Linton to see her grandmother, but she never arrived, police said.

State police said they were told late Saturday afternoon that Boulanger was missing, and they alerted the news media Sunday evening.

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/1...s=ind&psp=news

01-06-2008, 10:50 PM	#1
Grande Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 8,907	Megan Boulanger, 17 [FOUND SAFE] MSG Since 01-04-08 from Bloomington, IN Teen Girl Reported Missing; Man Sought For Questioning 17-Year-Old Possibly Seen Day After Disappearance, Police Say POSTED: 10:04 pm EST January 6, 2008 A 17-year-old Bloomington girl was reported missing after she failed to arrive at her grandmother's house in Linton on Friday, and investigators want to speak with a man who allegedly was seen with her Saturday, state police said. Megan Boulanger told her parents Friday afternoon that she was going to drive from Bloomington to Linton to see her grandmother, but she never arrived, police said. State police said they were told late Saturday afternoon that Boulanger was missing. Since then, investigators learned that Boulanger allegedly was seen with an acquaintance, H. Scott Alsman, 21, in Boulanger's car at a gas station in Linton at about 1 p.m. Saturday, police said. Police said they do not suspect foul play, though investigators want to talk to Alsman, a Linton resident, because he was the last person reported to have been in contact with her. Boulanger's car is a royal blue 2008 Ford Mustang with an Indiana temporary, paper license plate. Police said they don't know the temporary plate's number. Police said anyone with the information on the whereabouts of Boulanger or Alsman should call the Bloomington state police post at 800-423-1286 or, if calling from outside Indiana, 877-477-1847. http://www.theindychannel.com/news/1...1/detail.html#

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01-06-2008, 10:51 PM	#2
Grande Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 8,907	Police Look for Missing Bloomington Girl Updated: Jan 6, 2008 09:21 PM CST The Indiana State Police issued this press release Sunday night. Bloomington, Indiana - The Bloomington State Police Post is investigating the report of a missing juvenile, 17 year-old Megan Boulanger (DOB: 09/27/1990) of Bloomington, Indiana and formerly of Linton, Indiana. Megan was last seen by her parents when she told them she was driving from Bloomington to Linton, Indiana to see her grandmother. That was at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, January 4, 2008. Megan never arrived at her grandmother's house. The parents became concerned when she failed to contact them or her grandmother over the course the evening of January 4th and on through the day of January 5th. Late on the afternoon of January 5th is when the state police was notified of Megan's missing status. Since that time the state police investigation has determined that Megan was allegedly seen at a local gas station in Linton, Indiana around 1:00 p.m. on January 5th. She was reported to be in the company of a male acquaintance, Harold Scott Alsman, 21, (DOB: 10-20-1986) of Linton. Mr. Alsman goes by his middle name of Scott. Megan and Scott were reportedly last seen in Megan's car, a 2008 Ford Mustang, Royal Blue in color, with an unknown number Indiana temporary paper license plate. In an effort to locate Megan Boulanger the state police are utilizing the "A Child Is Missing" (ACIM) reverse telephone notification system. ACIM works by contacting all hard wired telephone numbers within specified postal zip-code areas. Normally the zip-codes called are located within the area and surrounding zip-code areas from where the child was reported missing or from where they were last seen. The zip-codes called by ACIM were located in and around Megan's Bloomington residence and her grandmother's residence in Linton, Indiana. Anyone with information on the location of Megan Boulanger or H. Scott Alsman is asked to notify the Bloomington State Police Post at 800-423-1286 If calling from outside of Indiana please call 877-ISP-1TIP (877-477-1847). At this point of the investigation there is no suspicion of foul play in the circumstances of the missing juvenile, Megan Boulanger. State Police investigators wish to speak with Harold Scott Alsman as a person of interest that was the last reported person to have contact with Megan. http://www.wane.com/Global/story.asp...6&nav=menu32_2

01-06-2008, 11:01 PM	#3
Grande Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 8,907	http://www.myspace.com/meg_n_scott_4ever

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Grande Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 8,907	Megan's vehicle;

01-07-2008, 10:42 AM	#5
Grande Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 8,907	Police: Missing Teen Found, Is OK POSTED: 10:04 pm EST January 6, 2008 UPDATED: 10:53 pm EST January 6, 2008 A 17-year-old Bloomington girl who was reported missing after she failed to arrive at her grandmother's house in Linton was found safe at a Wal-Mart in Linton on Sunday evening, police said. Police found Megan Boulanger with a 21-year-old man -- an acquaintance of hers -- at the store after people told authorities the two were there. Linton police were detaining Boulanger and the man so that state police -- who were investigating Boulanger's three-day disappearance -- could question them, authorities said. Boulanger told her parents Friday afternoon that she was going to drive from Bloomington to Linton to see her grandmother, but she never arrived, police said. State police said they were told late Saturday afternoon that Boulanger was missing, and they alerted the news media Sunday evening. http://www.theindychannel.com/news/1...s=ind&psp=news