Sixteen year old Paulina Noa Autasia is now back with her grandparents at Tiavea.
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The young woman went missing on 7th September but her grandfather only learned of her absence on the 16th October because she had been staying with the pastor at Vailele while she went to school.
Mr Autasia was very thankful that his granddaughter was found and that she was safe and unharmed after reporting the matter to the police and checking at different villages.
Paulina said she had had an argument while staying with her older sister and when she confronted her about her husband’s drinking, her sister went mad and kicked her out of the house. So she had then gone to stay with members of her
grandfather’s family at Falevao. She believed her grandfather knew of her whereabouts after asking her uncle to contact her family at Tiavea to say that she was staying with them.
However the message never reached her grandfather and she was surprised when she heard the news last week that he was looking everywhere for her.
She said the next day she rang her family and told them that she was all right and she was later reunited with her grandparents and her mother at Tiavea. Paulina’s grandmother Ella Noa was very happy yesterday when Paulina was returned to them.
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