Police say missing teen girls Kristin Kamradt and Amber Henry are in danger

Authorities were searching for a pair of 14-year-old girls they said may have been taken out of state 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 they were looking for Joshua Paul Crowe, 19 and Dustin Blake Elliot, 19, who may have taken the girls to Tennessee or North Carolina.

Officials told GA Daily News they consider the girls in danger and that Elliot has been charged in the past with statutory rape, child molestation and aggravated assault but has not yet stood trial.

"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.

Police say the group may be travelling in a white 2000 Buick Park Avenue with Georgia tag BPR 2690.

The Lamar and Monroe County Sheriff’s Offices, Baesville Police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are helping with the search.