Read more: 40-year-old man found in Oregon after Edmonton teen goes missing

In an email to Global News, Noah Madrano’s sister shared a comment on behalf of his family: “No words from us will ease the trauma that the young victim and the victim’s family have suffered. “If there were such words, we would offer them with all the sorrow and anguish that fills our hearts. “Our greatest hope is that this young man and his family will be able to heal, through a combination of time, support and love. “We love Noah unconditionally, which includes loving him even through the most unimaginable acts. Our love does not mean that we condone, excuse, or minimize these acts – strongly, we do not. Story continues below ad “There is no excuse for harming a child. We ask that our privacy be respected so we can begin processing these incidents.” 1:58 Oregon man arrested for child enticement as missing girl reunited with family. The Edmonton teenager was last seen on Friday, June 24, around 8:30 a.m. in the area of ​​131 Avenue and 91 Street, located next to Killarney Junior High School. Edmonton police said they were found in Oregon on the morning of July 2 and a man was arrested for child enticement. Police believe the two met online. According to the Clackamas County District Attorney’s office in Oregon City, Madrano “was taken into custody through a joint effort by the Oregon City Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation on July 2, 2022 in Oregon City. Trending Stories

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Story continues below ad “The alleged victim was also located with Mr. Mardano.” Chris Owen, chief deputy district attorney, said Madrano is being held in the Clackamas County Jail and is expected to be arraigned at 2 p.m. Tuesday. He will appear in court “on felony information involving kidnapping in the second degree, rape in the second degree and sexual assault in the first degree. “It is understood that the federal government will also press charges. Moving forward, we will work with our federal partners to determine the proper course of action for this prosecution,” Owen added. Several organizations were involved in the investigation, including ALERT (Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams), Northern Alberta Internet Child Exploitation Unit, Oregon City Police and the FBI.

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The girl’s father spoke to Global News by phone Tuesday afternoon. “She’s home and safe,” he said of his 13-year-old daughter. “People need to realize that she has a long way to go now. She certainly didn’t come out of it unscathed, but we’re taking it one day at a time. We’ve surrounded her with friends and family and we’re just trying to get through it.” Story continues below ad He said the support from the community over the past week and a half has been amazing and has lifted them through their darkest hours. The girl’s father said the family was at the airport within an hour of finding out she had been found. After several delays and cancellations, they arrived in Oregon and reunited. “It was incredible. She was very emotional. So are we,” he said. “That hug was amazing. It was needed.” The family returned home together on Monday. “It’s really back into kid mode now,” he said. “He’s 13, but as a parent, you always see the baby in your child. She really needs her family right now.” 1:54 Online child luring and buying on the rise since the start of the pandemic Online child luring and buying on the rise since the start of the pandemic – March 9, 2021 The father said he will be following the court case closely. Story continues below ad “We want him in prison for as long as possible,” he said. “As the trial progresses, we will be very active and make sure we are at all court appearances and push for the largest sentence possible.” She also has a message for other parents: “Don’t discourage internet use. Always keep an eye on (your) children. This was something that was unexpected for us. We had all the parental controls imaginable. “They’re going to find access somehow, and there (are) predators out there waiting for our kids … The Internet is a scary place.” © 2022 Global News, a division of Corus Entertainment Inc.