Ashley Lewin, a child merely 16 years old, has been missing since May 27, 2013. Her family is seeking answers and begging for the public's help to get this beloved family member home.
Representatives of the NOMAD Division of CFSI For Missing Children are asking the public to please assist with getting Ashley's photos and information distributed far and wide as this is critical to gaining information that will lead to her return to her family. One share of a flyer could be the one that gets in front of the eyes of someone who has seen Ashley. Those willing and able to help are asked to please share her flyer and information via social media and printed flyers shared in as many locations as possible.
In a statement, Ashley's mother said, "I love my daughter more than anything, The whole family is worried sick and we all want her home...I am worried about her health, She has seizures and fainting spells and needs medication and to see her doctor. She may be in need of medical attention. Ashley, if you see this please baby girl come home to us or call somebody. We love you so much and just want to make sure you are safe. I will never stop looking for you."
Ashley Lewin, age 16, is 5’6” tall, weighs 180 pounds, with brown eyes and brown hair. If you have any information or believe you know her whereabouts you are urged to contact the Palmdale Sheriff's Station at 661-272-2400 or Private Investigator Denise Savastano at 951-544-5180.
CFSI (Center for Search and Investigations) is a pending Non-Profit Organization based out of Texas and is a collaboration of 3 divisions that help locate children that have gone missing: CFSI, B.U.R.N. and NOMAD. They are comprised of a large network of volunteers including Professional Investigators that offer their services pro bono as well as bikers, truck drivers, K-9 teams and many others who are willing to offer their time to locating missing children.
To find out more about Center for Search & Investigation please visit their website at : www.cfsimissing.com or contact CFSI CEO/Founder Chuck Foreman at 512-644-9856.
