He didn’t just steal from me, he stole from the whole community,” Thomas’ father said at a vigil.Īuthorities said that Thomas had a difficult life, without elaborating, and Cummins may have taken advantage of it, according to The Tennessean.Īccording to WSMV, “police arrested Elizabeth’s mother, Kimberly Thomas, last year. “What Tad did, he stole my daughter from me, but Maury County is a big community. He said he wanted to reassure Beth that no matter how rough her life has been, he was there for her.” They went to church together every Sunday with Tad’s wife. “Cummins and Thomas were sitting side by side in chairs and kissed on the lips as the grandchild, who also attends Culleoka, was using one of the classroom’s computers,” the newspaper reported.Ĭummins was suspended February 6 after the report, and authorities were still investigating the situation when he vanished with Thomas, according to the Daily Herald, which said the witness had regarded Cummins as a mentor and told her mother what she saw.Īccording to the newspaper, the witness confronted Cummins about the situation, and “he told her they had a daughter-father relationship. The Columbia Daily Herald reported that another student walked in on Cummins and Thomas kissing in a classroom.
Hey! This is my daughter Elizabeth Tbomas, missing since Monday, March 13! Please help find her! /aMQukPwu7xĪccording to the UK Daily Mail, Cummins, a health teacher, was allegedly caught kissing Thomas in February and met the teen, who was one of a family of 10 children, “through the local chapter of HOSA, an international student organization that promotes career opportunities in the health care industry.” She may be in the area of Decatur Alabama.” The alert says she “is white, blonde hair, hazel eyes, 5’5” and 120 pounds, last seen wearing a flannel shirt and black leggings. The Tennessee statewide Amber Alert was issued by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation on behalf of the Maury County Sheriff Department for 15-year old Thomas. He earned a black belt in Kenpo Karate in 1999.” Please do the right thing and turn yourself into the police and bring Beth back home.”ĬNN reported that Cummins, on his resume, described himself as a “teen Sunday school teacher” and “adult chaperone for youth activities” who said he had “volunteered in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina and in the Panamanian rainforest. WBIR quoted Jill as saying, “God’s grace is sufficient for you and he wants you to come home. Jill Cummins urges Tad Cummins to turn himself in "bring Beth home." LIVE: #WATE #AmberAlert /hTFWr0wKfZ
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