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In the early evening of June 28, 2023, in Houghton Lake, Michigan, 13-year-old Iris Mae Perez and her older sister, Tamara, were seen by a neighbor walking towards the woods near their home. This would be the last known sighting of the two sisters. Iris, a young girl with black hair and brown eyes, stood at five feet tall and weighed around 140 pounds. She was last seen wearing a distinctive black t-shirt that featured an American flag inside a pair of red lips, paired with green fleece pajama pants adorned with stars. A small tattoo of a star marked the side of her neck. The girls had only recently moved to the quiet Michigan community in March of that year with their adoptive parents, relocating from Florida.

The circumstances surrounding the sisters' move to Michigan were complex. They had previously lived in Florida, but their adoptive family moved after the parental rights of their biological mother in Port St. Lucie were terminated. The family's new life in Michigan was tragically interrupted just a few months later by the girls' disappearance. Shortly after Iris and her sister were seen heading into the woods, surveillance footage captured a newer model white Jeep Cherokee leaving the vicinity, a vehicle that has been noted as being in the area around the time the girls went missing. The disappearance prompted an immediate response from law enforcement, with the Roscommon County Sheriff's Office launching an investigation. Given the perplexing nature of the case, the FBI later joined the search for the two missing sisters.

The investigation into the disappearance of Iris and her sister remains active, with their case classified as an endangered missing. Authorities have noted that the girls may be in the company of an adult female and could have traveled to Florida, a state where they have significant ties, specifically in Port St. Lucie and Lake Worth. They also have connections to Winchester, Tennessee. Iris may be using the alias A-Dayla Precious Crowder. The case is a deeply concerning one, involving the sudden vanishing of two sisters from their new home. The sighting of the white Jeep Cherokee at the time of their disappearance remains a critical but unresolved element of the investigation, leaving family and community members anxiously awaiting answers.
output a synopsis using only information from online sources with multiple paragraphs detailing the missing person case of Female Iris Mae Perez age 13 last seen on Jun 28, 2023 from Houghton Lake, Michigan, do not include a title. Be Detailed. Do not mention crimesolverscentral.com or use it as a source. Do not include any videos. Remove any **. Do not bold any words. Do not act like you're having a conversation with me. Just output the synopsis and no other type of communication. Be compassionate. If the attached API data indicates that caseresolutionstatus = Alive, it means that this person has been found alive and it is no longer an active missing persons case. If caseresolutionstatus = Deceased, it means the case is closed and regretably the individual was locate deceased. If it does not state Alive or Deceased, then don't mention it at all. The synopsis should indicate as such but unless you find information otherwise you can say that Exact date is unknown so do not give dates, the information is vague. Make the output at least 3 long detailed paragraphs, but longer is ok. Make the last part of the last paragraph an overview of the case. Do not reference any of these requests. This entire synopsis should be output like a narrative telling a true story of this case from start to finish. Shorter is not. Include the last seen date, victim's age, gender and location in the first paragraph in an informational but story like format.

Last Seen: Jun 28, 2023