6-year-old autistic Miami child alerted mom before disappearing

A vehicle authorities suspect is related to the abduction of a 6-year-old autistic child from Miami who was taken by his father and grandmother was located in Maine, but the hunt for the youngster is still ongoing.

As of Tuesday, Jorge “Jojo” Morales had been gone for a month. Police are looking for Jorge, Jorge, and Jorge’s mother, who abducted the 6-year-old to keep him away from Yanet Concepcion, Jojo’s mother.

Concepcion and private investigator Joe Carillo begged them to send the kid home on Tuesday, asking, “Please think again about what you’ve done.” You are aware that nothing is going your way. Do what is right.

Addendum from Concepcion: “Please bring my kid! Bring him back to us, please.

According to Local 10, detectives believe that the 45-year-old Morales had been preparing for this for a year. According to Concepcion, her ex-husband was researching ways to live “off the grid.”

In talks she taped with the boy, Concepcion, who described herself as “desperate” and “trying not to lose hope,” adds that Jojo had said that “evil people are trying to take me away.”

Under an Amber Alert, authorities in Florida and Miami-Dade County have been looking for Morales.

A car associated with the older Morales and his mother, Lilliam Pena Morales, was discovered near Littleton, Maine, according to information released by the National Center for Missing Children on Monday.

Miami-Dade police have encouraged anybody with information to get in touch with them because they suspect the youngster, his father, and his 68-year-old grandmother may be in Maine or Eastern Canada.