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<\/div>\nBillionaire Stewart Butterfield’s has been reported missing.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Billionaire Stewart Butterfield’s 16-year-old daughter has been reported missing after “running away” from the family’s Marin County residence. The daughter of Flickr Co-founders Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield is thought to be in San Francisco’s Tenderloin area, as per People Magazine<\/em><\/a>.<\/p>\n Mint Butterfield’s was last seen near her home on Sunday, April 21 at approximately 10 pm in Bolinas, California. The teen was reported missing on Monday at 8:30 am by the mother.<\/p>\n According to Marin County Sheriff’s Office, the child, who uses they\/them pronouns, is approximately five feet tall and weighs 100 pounds, has curly, brown-reddish hair with pierced eyebrows. The teen had grey luggage in their hands and was wearing flannel pyjamas, black boots, and a black sweater when they were last seen. “It is believed Mint headed to the San Francisco area after running away,” Marin County Sheriff Deputy K. Walther shared.<\/p>\n As per the San Francisco Chronicle, Sgt. Adam Schermerhorn said that the sheriff’s office was “working with SFPD detectives to try and locate” the teenager. Officials added that Mint had a history of substance abuse and had previously been seen in the Tenderloin area, 30 miles away from her home city.<\/p>\n The Tenderloin neighbourhood is known for its high crime rate and is home to a sizable portion of the city’s homeless population. It has lately become well-known for being the epicentre of the fentanyl issue in California, which is a subset of the larger opioid crisis in the United States, as per a report in Metro.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, Flickr was founded in 2004 by Caterina Fake and Stewart Butterfield, who used a tool they had developed for an online game to establish the platform. They divorced in 2007.<\/p>\n Mr Butterfield then established the communication platform Slack in 2012. Now, with over 10 million daily active users, Slack is seen as a vital tool in offices all around the world.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n