Mum of missing strip club waitress Toni Anderson, 20, who vanished last month fears her daughter has abducted and forced into sex trafficking trade
Liz Anderson said her daughter was a 'beautiful and tremendous' person and the family were concerned for her safety
THE mother of a strip club waitress who went missing without a trace has revealed she thinks her daughter is a victim of human trafficking.
Toni Anderson was last seen on January 15 when she was at a gas station in Kansas City in the early hours of the morning.
It was moments later her cellphone "went dark" after she had sent a message to a friend saying: "I just got pulled over again", and her GPS failed.
“They can’t find her. The Kansas City detectives have been amazing, but they’re perplexed.”
The family are "100 per cent certain" their daughter will be found and are poised to do everything they can to help her when she is returned.
"It's just been a horrible nightmare. And I know any parent going through this is just horrified.'Friends and family have been getting increasingly worried about Toni's safety since she went missing last month.
She was driving home from her part-time job in a bar when she was last seen.
She set off home at about 4am, but needed to refuel at a petrol station first.
He added: "Improper lane change is what she was stopped for. She stated to the officer that she was almost out of gas. There's a QuikTrip real close."
Snapp said she was then directed to the gas station: "So the officer just told her, you know, 'there's a gas station right there,' gave her a warning for the violation, and watched her actually go to the QuikTrip and that's the last we have seen of her."
"It was just like any other night. I just thought she'd come home."
He added: “It`s very comforting to know we have many media sources sharing everything going on online.”
The couple had been living together in Kansas City for two years, and it was the first time she had disappeared.
Pete has never been a suspect in her disappearance.
A campaign has been set up to raise funds for a reward and hire a private investigator, which has already reached $10,000.
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