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Missing child found after 3 days
Written by Megan Hansen, The Triplicate | November 26, 2010 | 12:27 pm

A 12-year-old boy was found Friday at his mother’s house after disappearing from Crescent Elk Middle School on Tuesday, according to the Crescent City Police Department.

Justin Jessee went missing for three days after having a disagreement with his father, James Jessee, and a misunderstanding at school.

Crescent City Police Lt. Garrett Scott said Justin showed up at his mother’s house Friday morning.

“(The) mom called in and reported that he was safe and at her home,” Scott said.

Police are still investigating where Justin was between Tuesday and Friday.

Police Chief Doug Plack said Justin disappeared from school after being told by the principal that he was not supposed to be there because of a suspension.

He said Principal Bill Hartwick attempted to make contact with the boy’s father, but the phone number had changed.

According to Plack, Justin told his father he was suspended and not supposed to be at school.

“The dad thought he wasn’t being accurate with his statement,” Plack said.

James Jessee said he called the school around 8 a.m. Tuesday to verify whether his son was suspended or not.

“They said he wasn’t suspended,” Jessee said. “I said (to Justin) ‘you lied to me,’ and I was mad.”

After James Jessee dropped off his son at school, he said Principal Bill Hartwick called and said Justin was indeed suspended.

Jessee said he told the principal that school officials had said Justin wasn’t suspended and asked that Jan Moorehouse, Del Norte Unified School District superintendent, give him a call.

According to Jessee, Moorehouse did call and said Justin was in school and that they’d keep him in detention for the rest of the day. Jessee said she called back 10 minutes later, around 10 a.m., to say Justin wasn’t in school and never had been.

“I told them ‘you guys need to use your resources to find him, and I’ll use mine,’” Jessee said he told school officials.

Plack said the Police Department was informed about Justin’s disappearance around 6 p.m. Tuesday when the father attempted to pick up his son from school and discovered he wasn’t there.

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