And while that mother is angry, a grandmother is desparately worried….because 14 year old Shadera Dyer, a First Form student at Gwen Lizarraga High School left home early Monday morning for school, and that was the last time her Grandmother, Jane Lambey saw her.
Now the woman who raised her from she was 6 weeks old, is pleading to the public for help in learning the whereabouts of Shadera.
Jane Lambey, Grandmother, missing teen
"It was 7:30 Monday the 14th of March when she was on her way to school."
Jim McFadzean
"When did you discover or when did you decide that she had gone missing?"
Jane Lambey, Grandmother, missing teen
"Well normally she comes home like 3:45 pm and from the time she didn't come I sent my nephew to the school and she wasn't there, that was the same Monday evening like 4:30 -5:00 pm."
Jim McFadzean
"So what was your next step? did you go directly to the police?"
Jane Lambey, Grandmother, missing teen
"We did went to the police and we gave them a picture and they say they were going to help us search for her."
Jim McFadzean
"Your inquiries to the school administration - what did they tell you? Did they confirm that she was in school all day and that she had left school at a given time?"
Jane Lambey, Grandmother, missing teen
"According to the vice principal, she says that she was sent home about 10 o' clock but she didn't come home."
Jim McFadzean
"Did the vice principal tell you why she was sent home at 10?"
Jane Lambey, Grandmother, missing teen
"Apparently she got a paper on Friday to return back to school with a parent, but she never did show me the paper so I didn't know that a parent was to go with her to school. Otherwise I definitely sure would accompany her to school Monday morning. But she didn't say anything; she got on her pink beach cruiser bike well dress and going to school. We didn't have any argument, no fuss or anything. The last thing she did was kiss me and said 'mom, I'll see you later when I come back' but she never did come back."
Jim McFadzean
"Is this possible that this is a child that might have got into trouble with her school and was afraid of going home because she was sent home by the school's administration?"
Jane Lambey, Grandmother, missing teen
"What I am saying is that Shadera knows that all of us love her. If she had a problem at school she should have come straight home and then we can deal with the problem, but being out there wherever she is, I don't know if she is eating or where she sleeps. i don't even know if she is still alive. All I want for the public to help me find my granddaughter. I want her to come home."
Anyone with knowledge or information on the whereabouts of Shadera is asked to contact the nearest police station or call any of the following numbers: 662-7241 or 633-3445.
