Imagine your child goes missing. You find out they were talking to strangers on an app called Kik but you can’t find out who they were talking to because Kik isn’t located in the U.S. and they won’t cooperate with Law Enforcement regarding the information that could help find your missing child.

That’s where we find ourselves today. Our daughter Myra Alissia Freeman went missing on December 13, 2015, almost 7 months ago. It’s been a very difficult time for us all, as I’m sure you can imagine. We have no leads and the investigation has come to a “stand still”.

She was talking to people on an app called Kik. I’m sure most of you have heard of it, but if not and you have children you should definitely learn all you can. We all think that something like this would never happen to us or we just don’t give it much thought at all until it does. When/if it does you would hope that everyone would be as helpful as they could be to help find your child and verify their safety, but unfortunately that isn’t always the case.

Law Enforcement has been trying for several months (since this all started) to get information from the company that owns Kik but no information has been received, and something has to change. We as parents need to know that we can count on these companies to provide important information in the case of emergencies like this whether we are in a different country or not!

Please help us make this change by signing our petition to get the company that owns Kik to cooperate with law enforcement and provide the necessary information regarding who Alissia was in contact with through their app and any other information that may be helpful in finding our daughter.