A lovesick 13-year-old Texas girl was found safe and sound after traveling hundreds of miles to visit a boy she has been talking with over an Internet game, and on Friday the two were allowed to finally meet face to face.
Elizabeth Annette Robinson, of Cypress, Texas, was tracked to Nashville, Tennessee, where a trooper stopped the teen Thursday after he noticed that the car she was driving matched the description included in an Amber Alert which had been issued for her.
Harris County Sheriff's deputies said Robinson was released to her parents Friday morning in Nashville, according to the Houston Chronicle.
The 13-year-old was reported missing Thursday after her mother said she had sneaked out of her bedroom the night before.
Robinson decided to run away after getting into an argument with her parents over a 12-year-old boy from Kentucky she had met on the Internet through the Xbox video game Call of Duty.
'She started staying in her bedroom more, isolating herself where she was always with the headset, always talking. That's how they communicated through the Xbox,' Tressa Robinson told KHOU.