Oakley is now is now 6 years old.
She was last seen in Feb . It wasn’t until December 6, 2021 that anyone knew she was missing. Oakley was raised by a loving foster family for almost 3 years, until she was wrongfully returned to her bio parents in 2019. Her bio parents never reported her missing. If you would like to help Oakley see her group and page #Lighttheway Any tip that leads to the finding of Oakley will receive a Reward. Please call 360-964-1729 or Crime-stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 #findoakleycarlson #missingchild #everysharematters #oakvillewa
#OakleyCarlson #MissingChild Oakley Carlson disappeared from Grays Harbor County two years ago – though it was not until December 2021 when the search to find the young girl began. According to court documents, Oakley’s sister was at a sleepover at the home of the Oakville Elementary School principal. When asked about Oakley, she told the adult: "there’s no Oakley."The young girl – Oakley’s sister – would later tell Grays Harbor County investigators that their mother, Jordan Bowers, "told her not to talk about Oakley." Adding, that Oakley had "gone out into the woods and had been eaten by wolves."Those who knew Jordan Bowers are looking at her in a new light. One-time friends are now frustrated, some even believe she sold her daughter."That’s what I think," said Tracy McGee-Mills, a one-time friend that now believes Bowers sold her daughter. https://www.fox13seattle.com/news/was-oakley-carlson-sold-detectives-weigh-in-on-theory-of-girl-missing-for-2-years.amp Tips ? Please call the number provided in the poster
Aidan Clune was last seen April 27th, 2022 at 6:23am checking out of a Motel 6 in Wells NV. He had been traveling on Hwy 80 for 2 days while having a mental breakdown. He said he was going to live with his Grandparents near Salt Lake City for the summer, but after meeting briefly with his grandfather, he fled west on Hwy 80 towards Wells.
Nevada Highway Patrol found his truck on Hwy 93 on the side of the road abandoned with the passenger door open April 27th at 8:50 am.
Elko county sheriffs were alerted the next day and tracked Aidan on foot going west into the Cherry Creek range. After many searches over the last year by foot, 4x4, horses, tracking/ cadaver dogs, and drones, nothing has been found except footsteps going west into the north end of the range and later north towards hwy 93.
Aidan likes playing guitar, music, beach communities, and will ask to pet your dog. Aidan skateboards and will try to get fresh or quality food over fast food. He likes coffee drinks. He is having paranoia, but is a kind and loving person. If you have information please contact Lieutenant Doug Fisher at (775) 777-2540 or the Elk Central Dispatch at
(775) 777-7300