We're thankful that people are paying attention and noticing those things," said Genevie Strickland, assistant director of the Morgan Nick Foundation. "We're really grateful for those people that saw that video and called law enforcement. The Morgan Nick Foundation had been working with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children and the National Child Protection Task Force to confirm the identity of the young woman in the video and assist in any of their efforts on the case. However, the video, which shows a young woman with dark hair and apparent bruises on her eyes in the backseat of a vehicle between two young men with the hashtag #minneapolis, does not, appear to be Compton.Ī second video posted later Thursday features the same girl who identifies herself as Haley Grace, speaking directly to the camera assuring viewers that she is "fine." She said her black eyes were the result of being robbed. 14, 2014, leaving her home in Stuttgart to go to the store. Stuttgart police and the FBI were investigating a TikTok video posted Wednesday evening depicting a young woman several have claimed to be Cassie Compton.Ĭompton, who was 15 at the time of her disappearance, was last seen Sept. This story was updated with additional information about the person presumed to be in the widely-shared TikTok video.
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