Aiexpress – Wisconsin authorities suspect that a 3-year-old boy from Two Rivers has been abducted, placing him in immediate danger. However, no details regarding potential suspects or vehicles have been provided.
Elijah Vue disappeared on Tuesday morning at approximately 8 a.m. from a residence located on Mishicot Road in Two Rivers. This town is situated about 45 miles southeast of Green Bay.
The police said an “adult caretaker” reported Elijah as missing.
He stands at a height of 3 feet and weighs approximately 45 pounds. Sporting blondish hair and brown eyes, he is described by the police as a blend of Hmong and White ethnicity.
“We are still actively searching for a 3-year-old boy named Elijah,” stated Two Rivers Police Chief Ben Meinnert on Tuesday evening. He emphasized that local, state, and federal agencies are working tirelessly to locate the missing child. Additionally, Chief Meinnert assured the public that they are diligently following up on all tips received regarding the ongoing search for Elijah.
The individual being described has a birthmark on their left knee and their attire at the time of their last sighting consisted of gray sweatpants, a dark, long-sleeved shirt, and slippers adorned with red and green dinosaur designs.
According to Two Rivers police, he might be carrying the plaid blanket shown above.
If you have any information, please reach out to the state tip line at 844-267-6648 or call 911. Alternatively, you can also use the app to submit anonymous tips.
Residents in the area are also being urged by the police to review their home surveillance and doorbell cameras.
Meinnert urged the public to carefully examine the photos in search of any images of Elijah.
Federal guidelines dictate that Amber Alerts are issued by law enforcement in situations where there is a reasonable belief that a child has been abducted, and that the child is in immediate danger of harm or death. Additionally, the child must be 17 years old or younger, and there must be a physical description available for the missing child.
