9 year old Missing Girl Found

Nine year old Missing girl Found
Charlotte Sena, the 9-year-old girl who went missing while riding her bike in Moreau Lake State Park on Saturday evening, was found alive and unharmed on Monday night, the New York state police reported. A suspect in her disappearance is now in custody, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a press conference.
“Charlotte Sena has been located and in good health," the New York State Police said in a statement Monday.
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After a 48-hour-long search, Charlotte Sena has been found. Extremely grateful to @nyspolice, @NYStateParks police, and all of our partners who worked tirelessly to locate Charlotte and ensure she could return home safely to her family.

Hochul later told CNN's Anderson Cooper that Charlotte's parents received a ransom note at their home. The note had fingerprints on it, and investigators used them to track down a suspect, the governor said. The suspect's fingerprints were in a law enforcement database, but Huchul did not explain why.
Once the suspect was identified, police searched homes associated with them. Charlotte was found at 6:32 p.m. ET, they said, reports CNN. Investigators also used cell phone pings from people who were in the area where Charlotte was last seen, the governor told CNN.
“It was extraordinary to see how they traced it down to an individual’s home,” Hochul told Cooper. “The home was surrounded by law enforcement and helicopters, and they were able to bring her to safety. And not long after, she was in the arms of her parents at a hospital.”
In a press conference later Monday, Hochul said Charlotte was rescued at the suspect's camper. She was found in a cabinet. The suspect was identified as Craig Nelson Ross Jr., 47, and was being questioned at the time of the press conference, the governor said. She added that Charlotte was taken to a hospital and her family did not wish to release further information at this time.
Once the suspect was identified, police searched homes associated with them. Charlotte was found at 6:32 p.m. ET, they said, reports CNN. Investigators also used cell phone pings from people who were in the area where Charlotte was last seen, the governor told CNN.
“It was extraordinary to see how they traced it down to an individual’s home,” Hochul told Cooper. “The home was surrounded by law enforcement and helicopters, and they were able to bring her to safety. And not long after, she was in the arms of her parents at a hospital.”
In a press conference later Monday, Hochul said Charlotte was rescued at the suspect's camper. She was found in a cabinet. The suspect was identified as Craig Nelson Ross Jr., 47, and was being questioned at the time of the press conference, the governor said. She added that Charlotte was taken to a hospital and her family did not wish to release further information at this time.
Once the suspect was identified, police searched homes associated with them. Charlotte was found at 6:32 p.m. ET, they said, reports CNN. Investigators also used cell phone pings from people who were in the area where Charlotte was last seen, the governor told CNN.
“It was extraordinary to see how they traced it down to an individual’s home,” Hochul told Cooper. “The home was surrounded by law enforcement and helicopters, and they were able to bring her to safety. And not long after, she was in the arms of her parents at a hospital.”
Hochul later told CNN's Anderson Cooper that Charlotte's parents received a ransom note at their home. The note had fingerprints on it, and investigators used them to track down a suspect, the governor said. The suspect's fingerprints were in a law enforcement database, but Huchul did not explain why.
In a press conference later Monday, Hochul said Charlotte was rescued at the suspect's camper. She was found in a cabinet. The suspect was identified as Craig Nelson Ross Jr., 47, and was being questioned at the time of the press conference, the governor said. She added that Charlotte was taken to a hospital and her family did not wish to release further information at this time.