What happened to Vincent Abolafia and Kaileigh Catalano?

NEW York City is one of the biggest cities in the country and is often a top tourist destination.

On December 9, 2021, Vincent Abolafia and Kaileigh Catalano boarded a train to the Big Apple but have not been seen since.

Who are Vincent Abolafia and Kaileigh Catalano?

Abolafia and Catalano are known as 15 year old Manorville, Long Island natives who attend Eastport-South Manor High School.

Catalano is reportedly a varsity cheerleader and is often seen posting about her relationship on social media.

Outside of Abolafia's relationship status, not much information is available on him.

What happened to them?

On December 9, Abolafia and Catalano were reported missing after they failed to return home after a trip into the city.

The couple reportedly boarded a 3:11pm train from Ronkonkoma to Manhattan after being dropped off at the train station by a friend.

At this time, it remains unclear what happened to them but authorities are conducting an investigation to find the missing teens.

Catalano's father Joe, believes they may be in danger.

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"When you have two teenagers…with minimal resources, it can get dangerous pretty quick," he said, according to Fox News. "And Manhattan right now isn’t what it was. Any city is dangerous for any adolescent."

Abolafia is described as 5 feet 3 inches tall and weighs around 110 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes while Catalano is reportedly 5 feet tall and 118 pounds.

Anyone with information is being asked to call 911 or Suffolk County Police Department’s Seventh Precinct detectives at 631-852-8752.

Have there been any leads?

As of December 13, there have been no leads reported for the missing teens.

Both students have since been described by their parents as good kids and their disappearance comes as a shock to both families.

"The night before, we were talking about her Sweet 16, no arguments," Catalano's mom said.

"I love you so much," she added. "And we wanna know that you're safe, and please come home."

The couple also reportedly left their phones behind.

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