CA KARLIE GUSE: Missing from Chalfant Valley, Mono Co., CA - 13 October 2018 - Age 16

• Date of Birth 05/13/2002
• Age 16 years old
• Height and Weight 5'7, 110 pounds
• Clothing/Jewelry Description A white t-shirt, gray sweatpants or jeans, and Vans shoes.
• Distinguishing Characteristics Caucasian female. Blonde hair, blue eyes. Karlie's left nostril is pierced.

Karlie was last seen walking towards Highway 6 after leaving her residence in the White Mountain Estates area of Chalfant, California on October 13, 2018. Her stepmother saw her lying awake at 5:48 a.m., and went to sleep in the same room. Between 7:15 and 7:30 a.m., she woke up, and realized Karlie was gone.

There were no indications of forced entry to the home. She left all her belongings behind, including her cellular phone, eyeglasses and money, and has never been heard from again.

The night before her disappearance, Karlie came home after an evening out with friends and admitted to her parents that she had smoked marijuana. She seemed anxious and paranoid, and in her final text to her boyfriend she said the marijuana had been laced. It's possible she was still disoriented from the effects of the drug at the time she went missing.

Karlie and her father and stepmother had only recently moved to Chalfant, and she has relatives in Yerington, Nevada, 160 miles away. Her biological mother fears she may have had an overdose on the night of her disappearance, while her stepmother says she thinks Karlie was abducted.

Her case is being investigated as a simple missing person due to lack of evidence of a crime.

Karlie Lain Guse – The Charley Project

KARLIE LAIN GUSÉ | Federal Bureau of Investigation

Mono County, California October 13, 2018

www.fbi.gov

KARLIE GUSE has been missing from the Bishop, California area known as "Chalfant Valley" since October of 2018. She was only 16 years old!

Karlie Lain Gusé, a then 16-year-old female, was reported missing by her family on the morning of October 13, 2018. Karlie was seen by her family at their residence in the White Mountain Estates area of Chalfant Valley in Mono County...

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[Regina]

one lone foot print that was not near their house. I forget how far away it was, but not like it was right there. What about leading up to and beyond? How did he get to that one particular spot of all the spots possible? I do feel like if he did actually find a footprint, he wants so badly to believe it's hers, but I'm not convinced one little bit. I do believe it was his glimmer of hope though

It sounds to me like this would have been early on in the search...
Anyway, all I know to say about it is that somebody must have stepped there, lol!

 

[Kimster]

It sounds to me like this would have been early on in the search...
Anyway, all I know to say about it is that somebody must have stepped there, lol!

Agreed. But there's no proof that it was her. Nor that it wasn't her.

 

[Guess Who]

Agreed. But there's no proof that it was her. Nor that it wasn't her.

None at all

 

[Regina]

Agreed. But there's no proof that it was her. Nor that it wasn't her.

Are you saying that the father was adamant that it was her footprint? (I can't find any info as to what he said about footprints.)

 

[GrandmaBear]

What did LE say about the print? Did they confirm it and try to match it or exclude it? Don't recall.

 

[Kimster]

Are you saying that the father was adamant that it was her footprint? (I can't find any info as to what he said about footprints.)

I believe the father was adamant. That doesn’t make him right.

 

[Kimster]

What did LE say about the print? Did they confirm it and try to match it or exclude it? Don't recall.

Did they say either way? I just assumed they were keeping it under wraps.

 

[Guess Who]

I believe the father was adamant. That doesn’t make him right.

I got that feeling too

 

[Kimster]

This is a really good video and explains the area well, too. I even learned about the new housing development where she lived. I didn’t know about that before this case! I haven’t lived there in a long time.

 

[GrandmaBear]

This is a really good video and explains the area well, too. I even learned about the new housing development where she lived. I didn’t know about that before this case! I haven’t lived there in a long time.

Annie is pretty good, she does a very solid researched video. She isn't one of those that is on the news of the moment on a case of the moment (sometimes she does) and I don't see her a lot lately, it may be the YT algorithm, but I've watched many of hers. And they are worth it.

I will try to watch this one if I can find time and remember to because I know how well she probably did it.