Mother makes heart-wrenching plea in search of missing Brooklyn teen
CROWN HEIGHTS, Brooklyn (WABC) -- The mother of a missing 14-year-old made a heart-wrenching plea Wednesday night, as volunteers handed out missing person fliers near her home in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn.
Wednesday marked a week since Aunisty Elliot, fondly known as "Aunee," vanished.
Her mother spoke Wednesday night about the search to find her daughter.
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"I just wanna say to you baby, Aunisty, if you can see me, it's mommy," Raquel Elliot said. "I miss you so much and I love you my buttercup. If you're with somebody, just know that you can come home. You're not in any trouble baby."
Aunisty Elliot vanished after her mom took away her computer, worried that the teen was spending too much time on it.
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