Please Help Find Allen

When I heard of this news via text, email and facebook I just couldn't believe it. I knew he looked familiar. He belonged to 2-3 batches lower from our batch (CCS). A fellow Lasallian has gone missing...

From the blog http://helpfindallen.blogspot.com/ , here's what happened the day he went missing:

"Allen's shift was supposed to start at 3 PM. Instead, he worked at home for a couple of hours then at around 5, he left the house for work. He told his mom that he will go home at 12 midnight, the original end of his shift. At 4:30 the next morning, his mom woke up and her youngest son asked her where Allen was. She checked his room and found that the bed hadn't been slept in. So she tried calling the office but wasn't able to contact Allen. Later that morning, she contacted his friends and some colleagues. His office confirmed that he didn't enter the office on Feb. 10."

Read more and see his pictures in the blog link above.

Please please please help find Allen. I'm praying and hoping he gets back home soon.

I'm out.

Comments

kg said…

i read about this kay chuvaness. hope he is found soon...

February 16, 2010 at 6:22 AM

Cza said…

Allen has been found na daw e.. No other details given though. Family's asking for privacy.

February 17, 2010 at 4:53 AM

caryn said…

wow, i've seen this too. has he been found yet?

February 22, 2010 at 1:40 PM

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