Police find missing teens Kirsten Kamradt and Amber Henry in Tennessee, Joshua Crowe and Dustin Elliot arrested

Authorities in Lamar County tell Channel 2 Action News that a pair of teen girls have been found after slipping from their homes in the middle of the night.

Lamar County deputies said Kirsten Kamradt of Baesville and Amber Henry of High Falls left their homes early Wednesday and met two teenage boys.

Deputies said Joshua Paul Crowe, 19 and Dustin Blake Elliot, 19, took the girls to Tennessee where they were located on Thursday night. The girls were not injured.

"I got up to wake her up for school about 7 in the moing and she wasn't there, she was gone," said Jennifer Kamradt, Kirsten's mother.

"I just want her home. She's a good kid, her grades are good, she plays soccer, she loves soccer. There's no trouble at home, I just want to know how this happened.

Investigators said they arrested Crowe and Elliot, and both have been charged with kidnapping. Crowe was awaiting trial for another case where he was charged with statutory rape, child molestation and aggravated assault.