Amy Harshbarger and Garrett Harshbarger are not together right now, Garrett is here, lies, not what they think, Rx wrong, she tried to kill herself in 2020? r/r crossing?

Amy Harshbarger and Garrett Harshbarge are not together right now, Garrett is here, lies, not what they think, Rx wrong, she tried to kill herself in 2020? r/r crossing? case at https://briansprediction.com/Amy-Harshbarger-and-Garrett-Harshbarge info As search efforts go on for the third week since a woman and her children went missing in Tempe, family and local authorities are asking for the public's assistance to help locate them.Amy Harshbarger, 40, and her sons Garrett, 13, and Miles, 7, were last seen on Friday, Aug. 13, after Harshbarger made statements that she and the kids would be going camping, Tempe police said in a release.“It is kind of unreal,” said Jennifer Robinson, Harshbarger's sister. “We just want some answers. We want to know that they’re safe wherever they might be. We want them home.”According to Robinson, it is not unusual for the Tempe family to go camping.Robinson said her sister told people at her apartment complex and the children's school about camping in the area of Payson or Prescott but gave no indication as to what location they would be camping at.The family realized Harshbarger and her sons were missing when notified by one of the boy's relatives.Officer Eric Jensen, spokesperson for Tempe police, said that as of Saturday afternoon there were no updates on their whereabouts and that an investigation was ongoing.Tempe police said the three could possibly be traveling in a silver 2004 Toyota Sequoia with Arizona license plate CLV5575, and added that they could be headed eastbound on Highway 72 from Huntsville, Alabama, with a possible destination of Tennessee.Anyone with information is asked to contact the Tempe Police Department at and reference the case number, 21-93317 when calling.“I encourage anybody who knows something to please either contact her family members or the Tempe police,” said Robinson. “We’ve never done this before. It happens to other people, but it never happens to your own family.”