17-Year-Old Missing From the Cutten Area

Faith Carrick

Faith Carrick with her pet duck Bucky.

Last Saturday, 17-year-old Faith Carrick left her Cutten home about 9:30 p.m. She hasn’t returned.

Her family is very concerned. She has been reported as missing.

Faith is 5’5″ and weighs about 175 pounds.

If you have any information about, Faith’s whereabouts, please contact the Humboldt County Sheriff’s Department at (707) 445-7251.

Faith Carrick

UPDATE: Missing Humboldt County Teen Left Cryptic Goodbye Note Before Disappearing

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Bushytails
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Bushytails
4 years ago

No context? With that hair and the boyshorts, my first thought is an argument with closed-minded parents… and wild speculation isn’t very helpful.

Am
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Am
4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

You are so wrong! Please don’t comment unless you have something to say that will help. This is hard enough on her family

Marcia
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Marcia
4 years ago
Reply to  Am

Glad you spoke up. ‘Closed minded parents’ are the ones looking for this beautiful girl. 😟

Really?
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Really?
4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

Yet there’s the speculation…

Guest
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Guest
4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

Bushytails, your bid to be clever serves a mean spirit.

Bushytails
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Bushytails
4 years ago
Reply to  Guest

More curiosity rather than an attempt at humor. I’ve known too many people who got rejected by their parents…

Jim Hickens
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Jim Hickens
4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

I agree. Bad parenting

Liz
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Liz
4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

Bushytails, The context is none of your business.

Adam
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Adam
4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

Hi Bushytails, I think the point people are trying to get across is that at this moment, the reason for Faith’s disappearance is nowhere near as important as finding Faith. Let us all concentrate on that, after Faith is found, make your speculations, ask your questions, satisfy your curiosity. But until Faith is found, all you are doing is taking the spotlight off of Faith and putting it directly on yourself. And by the way, assuming someone’s sexual preference based only upon what they look and dress like is a pretty shitty thing to do. Not to mention possibly outing a person, perhaps you need to get more educated on etiquette and common decency.

Bushytails
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Bushytails
4 years ago
Reply to  Adam

The problem with that plan is that what I would do if I saw her depends on why she was missing. There is exactly zero chance of my trying to return a youth, of any age where they could care for themselves, to a hateful family, something I consider a perfectly legitimate reason to have nothing to do with them. Having had a hateful bigot of a parent myself, and having seen what it has done to people I know and have known, if there’s any chance of it being the case, I’m not calling anyone.

As to the assumptions… Part of why I said that is that this site has a really bad assumption problem. For example, every time there’s an accident, people simultaneously assume all involved parties were drunk, speeding, on the phone, senile, speeding, high, speeding, texting, republican, tweaking, democrat, and speeding. Not providing information leads to speculation, and I was using my own first thoughts as an example of where it can lead. You might note I even pointed out that it wasn’t very helpful.

I didn’t really expect a spotlight. I figured it would be a typical throw-away comment, that wouldn’t even reduce speculation, with people immediately chiming in that it’s some boy’s fault (this gets said virtually every time there’s a missing female teen), she’s a victim of human trafficking, it involves drugs, etc etc. Beginning to regret making it, to be honest… but such is life. I did accomplish one thing – everyone is too busy yelling at me to post the usual crap that shows up on these articles!

melonyrieke26@gmail.com
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4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

Again you are making it about you when a vulnerable teen is missing.
My prayers to help find her and help her family thru this ,and yours would be more appropriate.

Bushytails
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Bushytails
4 years ago

Talking to yourself (i.e. praying) is not going to accomplish anything.

Dan
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Dan
4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

So you think speculation is bad so then you speculate and get called out and said you were doing it as a demonstration. Give me a break and just shut your piehole when you don’t know anything. That is the example you should provide…

Melony
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Melony
4 years ago
Reply to  Adam

Thank you! Well said

Dan
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Dan
4 years ago
Reply to  Bushytails

You have serious issues. You are a parent so you should understand how distraught they must be. Grow up.

Liz
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Liz
4 years ago

Faith looks to be a beautiful and loving girl. It sure is hard being 17, I wouldn’t do it again. I hope Faith will come home safe and healthy.

FanOfGuest
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FanOfGuest
4 years ago
Reply to  Liz

I was on my own at 17. Get a job Or go back home.

danceer101
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danceer101
4 years ago
Reply to  FanOfGuest

Thank you for your ‘reason’ and ‘compassion’. Sorry about what happened to you!

Craig
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Craig
4 years ago
Reply to  FanOfGuest

At 17, both my daughter and I’s attitude towards our parents’ changed dramatically, in our deciding to work with our parents, than to continually keep swimming against the current, and to go with the flow until we make a soft landing on some sandy beach of life.

Melanie
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Melanie
4 years ago

Truth!!!!!

Katherine S Nickels
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4 years ago
Reply to  Melanie

🇺🇸Maybe that’s why’s she’s missing is the truth!!!👁👀🇺🇸

Martin
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Martin
4 years ago

I pray that they will locate her and she will fine. There are many reasons for a young person to run away from home, (if she did), but the important part of this is to find her. If you see or know Faith please call the police and tell them where you saw her or what you know.

seamus
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seamus
4 years ago

Difficult age in the strangest of times, good luck to Faith and hoping she comes home soon.

Strechface
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Strechface
4 years ago

Bushy tail. Your one of a kind. What I wish for you would ban me. Peace to ever else

Bushytails
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Bushytails
4 years ago
Reply to  Strechface

It’s good to be unique!

As I said above, I know too many people who have been rejected by their families. Or, in some cases, known… Which is why I’m a big supporter of the Trevor Project ( https://www.thetrevorproject.org/ ) and other agencies trying to help youth.

Do I know that’s the case here? Nope. Do I even think it’s likely? Nope. But it (and associated unpleasant memories) was the first thing that came to my mind when I saw that photo, combined with the utter lack of information, suggesting they didn’t want to say why she might have left. Normally these posts mention a no-good boyfriend or such, or things like failing to return from a hike or other things that might point to possible accident, while the complete lack of details leads to me assuming the author may not want to admit to being part of the problem.

If you wish bad things upon me for being concerned for and sympathetic to a youth in possible distress… Then probably about the only thing I can do is suggest that you think about that harder?

North west
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North west
4 years ago

All this talk about her being a runaway is premature.
She’s a beautiful young Lady.
I’m hoping some creep didn’t entice or kidnap her.

Jeanette
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Jeanette
4 years ago

My prayer’s gõ out to her and her family. I hope they find her soon and she is ok and safe. God Bless thêm all.

Z
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Z
4 years ago

Faith: please be well, happy & safe.

Angel H
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4 years ago

This was posted by family:
“I’m Faith’s mom. Faith is our adopted daughter who is struggling with some issues with her traumatic childhood. We need her home so we can continue to help her through this. Any help would be appreciated. Her sister who we also adopted, her dad and I are worried sick.”

A little bit of background to help Bushytails help rather than blather and distract.

burblestein
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burblestein
4 years ago

There are not just the usual traps and snares of an unwelcoming society awaiting this girl. She also risks falling ill while on her own. Let’s hope this mess is straightened out soon.

Humboldt Native
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Humboldt Native
4 years ago

Thank you Kym for having a venue to post. Hoping someone sees her and reaches out.

Dick Blick
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Dick Blick
4 years ago

A little Goog is a wonderful thing. Posted 2 days after Mr. Agenda blathered on. Her letter left.

https://coldcasemendocino.wordpress.com/2020/03/19/missing-humboldt-county-teen-left-cryptic-goodbye-note-before-disappearing/