New twist in Sherin Mathews missing case; Texas indian girl

A new twist came in the case of a three year old Indian girl who went missing from outside her house in Texas. Sherin Mathews, who was adopted from an Indian orphanage and has “development issues and difficulty communicating”, was reported missing on October 7 by her 37-year-old father Wesley Mathews.

She was given the punishment and was asked to stand outside at 3.00 Am for not drinking milk. She went missing after that and now police have said that the SUV owned by the father was too absent from their residence on Sunningdale, between the hours of 4am to 5am”.

The police are trying to trace the movement of an SUV owned by the father. Wesley said he went inside to do laundry and decided to wait until it was daybreak to continue searching or for her to return, police Sergeant Kevin Perlich. Wesley, who is under arrest, told the Richardson Police Department he last saw the girl around 3am, when he told her to stand by a tree as punishment. He, however, did not report Sherin missing till 8am.