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Autistic Miami boy, 6, who disappeared a month ago, warned his mother about his disappearance that ‘bad people are trying to take me away’ – as a vehicle turns up in northern MAINE that investigators believe may be related
- Jorge ‘Jojo’ Morales has been missing for a month since Tuesday as police hunt for his father, Jorge and Jorge’s mother
- Police believe they kidnapped the 6-year-old to keep him away from mother Yanet Concepcion, who is in a custody battle with Morales
- Private detective Joe Carillo and Concepcion begged them to take the boy home on Tuesday
- Concepcion added: ‘Please bring my child! You know, bring it back to us’
- Detectives think 45-year-old Morales had been planning this for a year. Concepcion says her ex-husband was researching how to live ‘off the grid’
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The search continues for a missing 6-year-old autistic boy from Miami who was abducted by his father and grandmother after a car police believe was related to his disappearance was found all the way in Maine.
Jorge ‘Jojo’ Morales has been missing for a month since Tuesday, while police are on the hunt for his father, Jorge and Jorge’s mother, who kidnapped the 6-year-old to keep him away from Jojo’s mother Yanet Concepcion.
Private investigator Joe Carillo and Concepcion begged them to take the boy home on Tuesday, saying, “Please think again about what you’ve done. You know it’s not going well. Do the right thing.’
Concepcion added: ‘Please bring my child! You know, bring him back to us.’
Detectives think 45-year-old Morales had been planning this for a year Local 10. Concepcion says her ex-husband was investigating how to live ‘off the grid’.
Search continues for a missing 6-year-old autistic boy from Miami after a car police believe linked to his disappearance was found all the way in Maine
Jorge ‘Jojo’ Morales (pictured) has been missing for a month since Tuesday, as police hunt for his father, Jorge and Jorge’s mother, who kidnapped the 6-year-old to keep him away from Jojo’s mother Yanet Concepcion
Detectives think 45-year-old Morales had been planning this for a year, according to Local 10. Concepcion says her ex-husband was investigating how she could live ‘off the grid’
The SUV vehicle believed to be linked to Morales’ disappearance was found in Littleton, Maine
Jojo, who is on the autism spectrum, began saying things to his mother as if his father “wanted to take him to a windmill farm and wanted me to go with him.”
Concepcion said on Tuesday, ‘Please bring my child! You know, bring him back to us.’
On Monday, it was revealed that the National Center for Missing Children had found a vehicle linked to the elder Morales and his mother, Lilliam Pena Morales (pictured right), in Littleton, Maine.
Private investigator Joe Carillo (pictured) and Concepcion begged them to take the boy home on Tuesday, saying, “Please think again about what you’ve done. You know it’s not going well. Do the right thing’
She adds that Jojo, who is autistic, started saying things to her as if his father “wanted to take him to a windmill farm and wanted me to go with him.”
Concepcion, who said she’s “desperate” and “trying not to lose hope,” adds that Jojo had said “bad people are trying to take me away” in conversations she recorded with the boy.
Authorities in Florida and Miami-Dade County are looking for Morales under an Amber Alert.
It was revealed Monday that the National Center for Missing Children had found a vehicle linked to the elder Morales and his mother, Lilliam Pena Morales, in Littleton, Maine.
Miami-Dade Police believe the child, his father and 68-year-old grandmother may be in Maine or Eastern Canada and have asked anyone with information to contact them.