Mother calls for public's help after 18-year-old daughter goes missing
A mother is calling for the public's help to find her 18-year-old daughter - who left a treatment facility where she lives but never came back.
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Oct 25, 2021, 2:25 AM
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Updated 907 days ago
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308ds agoA mother is calling for the public's help to find her 18-year-old daughter - who left a treatment facility where she lives but never came back.
Genessa Gordon, 18, was last seen at the Outreach Center in Brentwood Friday around 8 p.m. Suffolk police say she left the residential treatment facility without permission and headed into Manhattan.
Gordon's mother, Amy Morin, says her daughter suffers from mental illness and had been receiving treatment at Outreach for about three months and she's very concerned.
Morin says the Outreach Center doesn't allow patients to have any money, credit cards or a cellphone, so Gordon is very much on her own.
Morin says she's trying to remain strong but just wants her daughter to know she's looking for her and trying to get in contact with her.
