It's been three days since the disappearance of a 7-year-old girl in North Florida and investigators still have no clues.
The mother of Somer Thompson went on all three network national morning news shows Wednesday with a tearful appeal for the child's return.
"Somer, you're not in trouble - if you're scared, just come home," Dina Thompson said on NBC's "Today" show. "And if somebody has her, please, please bring her back to us. She belongs with her family."
"She's got a twin and he's lost without her," Thompson said in a later news conference.
"The likelihood she has been taken by someone is high," the sheriff said.
The girl vanished on her mile-long walk home from school Monday in Orange Park, near Jacksonville.
The second-grader is white, 3-foot-5 and 65 pounds. She had brown hair tied in a pony tail with a red bow and was carrying a purple Hannah Montana backpack and lunch box.
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