Authorities in Woodson County continue their search for a 15-year-old Yates Center girl who has been missing since March 1.

 

Lia Seely was last since in early March when she left her family's home in Yates Center without parental consent. Police believe she went willingly with individuals she knew to the Parsons area. Two people have been arrested and currently face charges of aggravated interference with parental custody and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Their names have not been released.

 

Yates Center Assistant Chief of Police Vinson Baker says they currently have no suspects in the case.

 

Seely was fifteen when she disappeared and has since turned sixteen. Baker says police believe she may still be in the Parsons area and is likely receiving help from others.

 

Seely's family is offering a $10,000 reward for her safe return. Police continue to follow up on leads in the case and ask that anyone with information on the missing girl to contact the Woodson County Sheriff's dispatch by calling 620-625-8640.