Welfare concerns for three missing young boys as SA Police launch public appeal
Police have concerns for the welfare of three young children – aged just three, one and a three-month old baby – who have been missing for more than two weeks.
Police have launched a public appeal to help find three missing children.
The three boys, from Black Forest, are Zayden who is almost three-years-old, Izaha aged 16 months and Noah aged three months.
They were last seen at a Gilberton address about 1pm on May 22.
The three children are believed to be with a woman known to them, who is described as caucasian, aged in her early 20s, 165cm tall with a medium build and long brown hair.
Police have concerns for the welfare of the children and ask anyone with information on the whereabouts of Zayden, Izaha and Noah to call police immediately on 131 444.
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