Sarah Maynard Thirteen Year Old Ohio Teen Rescued Family Still Missing

Sarah Maynard, along with her mother, brother, and a family friend were taken recently by someone as yet unknown. The family had been missing since last Wednesday but now, one survivor has been rescued. Young Miss Maynard is now in the care of medical staff at the hospital, and being watched over by Knox County Sheriff's Deputies.

CNN is on the job covering the rescued thirteen-year-old girl.
We learn from a report covered on CNN of the family being taken last Wednesday, the 10th of November, 2010, with few leads in finding the remaining Tina Herrmann (Mother), Kody Maynard (Brother), and Stephanie Sprang (family friend).

Only one arrest so far, but this will all come out in the wash. Who took Sarah Maynard and her family? And why?
In the early-morning raid Last sunday the 13th of November, 2010 on the residence in Mount Vernon, Ohio residence, only Matthew Hoffman, 30 has been taken in so far. After discussions with law enforcement, legal counsel, and a trace amount of human conscience, he'll share anything he knows, whether he knows that he knows it or not. When officers found little Sarah, she was blind-folded, gagged, and bound. Three other suspects still appear to be connected, but were not at the residence during the 8 am raid.

Details appear the Maynard/Herrmann family may be out of town. But at least Sarah Maynard is in safe hands now.
Kody was in school on Wednesday, but not Thursday. Tina Herrmann's truck was located abandoned miles away, in Gambier, Ohio. Any successes from this case so far, and in the near future will be thanks to the investigative efforts, and reconnaissance of law enforcement around Ohio. Let's all hope the rest of the family is found soon, and brought home safe. Law enforcement spokespersons assured we can expect more charges to be filed.

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CNN
Originally discussed on Gather.