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Jackson Heights Girl Found, Father Makes Announcement on Facebook

Dec. 31, 2017 By Christian Murray

A Jackson Heights father whose 14-year-old daughter went missing Thursday has announced that she has been found.

Mike Solis posted a photo of his daughter, Destiny Solis, early Sunday morning saying that she was back home.

“Our missing Destiny Solis has been found safe…We can’t thank all our friends and even people we didn’t know who helped us with the search since Thursday night,” Solis wrote,

Destiny went missing around 4:30 p.m. at Monika Nails & More salon at 32-10 81st St. on Thursday, according to police. Her parents told the police that Destiny had left the salon to go to their 81st Street home. She was reported missing at 6:15 p.m. Thursday.

Solis turned to Facebook for help in finding her. His post looking for her was shared 220,000 times. The photo was captioned with a call for help.

“Our family is worried about her and just want her home safely!” he wrote.

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Breuk Iversen

It’s pretty amazing to see the power of social media being used the way it has to return the young woman, who ran away, back home to her worried parents. Great News!

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Anonymous

I I don’t care about the details I’m just happy that the child is safe there are too many children that come up missing and that are never seen again or when they are found their found dead thank you Jesus that this child is found safe and alive

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Concerned Citizen

Looking for Mike and Destiny to take a walk through the neighborhood and take down the “Missing Child” posters.

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Generous Empath

Or, you know, you could just take down the ones you see. As a concerned citizen.

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Tom Buckley

No details on where or how she was suddenly “found”? Was she really “missing” in the first place?

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Anonymous

Her boyfriend was also missing, they came back together, apparently they both run away together. Her boyfriend was saying all over facebook that they both have problems with her father and they only came back because of his family. His family was also sharing the post so it must be true. By the way, a missing person report was also filed against him, the police were looking for both of them.

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