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    Black and Missing: Help Us Find Aisha Janea Bethune

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    The mother of Aisha Janea Bethune has confirmed that she has been located and is safe.

    https://twitter.com/lissa4849/status/1524542285693825028?s=20&t=Z2FmxFOugE-jpvrtn42SVg

    This week, we’re asking for your help finding Aisha Janea Bethune.

    Aisha was last seen at the Chevron Gas Station located at 191 Sam Houston Pkwy, East, on April 3, 2022.

    She is 19. Aisha Bethune is 5’4″ and weighs 290 pounds.

    “She had just got off a work at three o’clock in the morning,” her father, Derrick Bethune, told FOX 26. “She woke up about 11:30, and I say, ‘babe I’m going to go wash clothes,’ and she asked me if I had her work pants and stuff like that. I know she told me she had an appointment at 4:30 in the evening to go to a shop, which is off North Sam Houston Parkway.”

    Aisha’s mother. Teresa Bethune tells Black & Missing that she was on the phone with Aisha as she was pumping gas. It is not known whether Aisha ever left the gas station. Teresa has not seen or heard from her daughter since they ended the call, but they say they have been receiving “mysterious” calls from Aisha’s phone. 

    Great news to start the day…..

    We have been alerted by Aisha Bethune’s mom that Aisha has been located safe. Thank you for sharing her profile. pic.twitter.com/HsRC2Fnt09

    — Blk & Missing FDN (@BAM_FI) April 22, 2022

    Even more troubling, a voicemail was left on her phone by an unidentified male.

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