What was originally believed to be a missing situation of two Montgomery children now appears to be an abduction by the 13-year-old, according to authorities.
Have you seen Janayizha Qynterrica Gunn, Kaiden Tymari Perryman, or this white Chevrolet Equinox? Call 911 immediately.Updated: seconds ago
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency and the Montgomery Police Department previously issued an Emergency Missing Child Alert for two children, ages 5 and 13, asking for the public’s help finding Kaiden Tymari Perryman, 5, and Janayizha Qynterrica Gunn, 13. They were last seen around 9 p.m. Monday in the area of Gibbs Village in Montgomery.
MPD and ALEA are still actively searching for the missing children, but now believe that Gunn likely is the one who abducted Perryman.Alabama license plate number 6357BL5Perryman is 3′3″ and approximately 45 lbs. He has brown hair and brown eyes.Anyone with information on these children is asked to immediately call 911 or Montgomery police at 625-2831.
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