Enid mother recalls fear after abduction
ENID — Sheila Wells hasn't slept much the past few nights.
Each bump and creak of her older home makes her heart race. She asks her husband to check on strange noises. She walks around the house, checking on her children and pacing.
Early Thursday, Wells, 29, was awakened by a 12-year-old neighbor girl knocking at her door about 6 a.m. The girl said her younger sister slipped into the Wells home earlier th...
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