Missing Mount Vernon Teen Last Seen Snapchatting Unknown Man

MOUNT VERNON, VA—It's been over a week since a Mount Vernon teen went missing, and her family continues to believe she did not run away on her own account. But police believe she may have left on her own. She has been entered as a runaway juvenile in the National Crime Information Center database.

Jholie Moussa, 16, was last seen Friday, Jan. 12 in the 4200 block of Sonia Court. WUSA reports her twin sister Zhane saw Jholie leaving while snapchatting with an unknown man, WUSA reports. Their mother Syreeta Hill says the twin sister has barely been able to get out of bed and go to school since Jholie went missing.

The FBI has joined the investigation as police continue their search. Authorities have found no signs of her so far. FBI agents found nothing in Norfolk, where Jholie told her twin she was going for a party. Hill said Jholie left without a change of clothes or phone charger.

Detectives have interviewed family and friends, including 20 witnesses that have spoken to her recently and are not giving authorities leads.

Moussa is approximately 5 foot 2 and 104 pounds with black hair, possible blond braids and brown eyes. The teen had been wearing a black coat with a fur collar, a plaid shirt and blue jeans with UGG boots. She has a tattoo of an infinity symbol with her name and her sister’s name (Jholie and Zhane) on her right shoulder.

Anyone with information about her whereabouts should call Fairfax County Police at 703-691-2131 or the FBI Washington Field Office at 202-278-2000 or tips.fbi.gov. These reports can be anonymous.

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