Authorities from several departments are searching for two children missing in a national park in Tennessee.
U.S. Park Rangers believe 13-year-old Erica Gamerdinger and 15-year-old Keith Griffin are still together somewhere in the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park. Rangers are leading the hunt for the juveniles with help from local sheriff’s deputies and Tennessee state investigators.
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Erica, a 100-pound, 5’5” 13-year old with blonde hair, wore a dark blue floral tank top and jean shorts, police said. Witnesses told authorities they last saw her at a campground in the national historical park.
Investigators say Keith has a health condition that requires medication. They believe the brown-haired, 160-pound, 5’11” teenager last sported a greyish blue t-shirt and black and grey shorts.
Cumberland Gap is a break in the Appalachian Mountains right at the Tennessee-Kentucky-Virginia border, called the Tri-State Peak.
Anyone with information should contact the Claiborne County Sheriff’s Office (423-626-1911, ext. 1) or the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (1-800-TBI-FIND).
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