Natasha Hayes is Kyle’s mother and says the plan on Wednesday was for him to go fishing with his children, but have not come back.
“He did not fight this hard to get full custody of these babies for something to happen to them,” said Hayes on WISH-TV. “This is totally out of character. Something’s not right. Something’s wrong. I really feel in my gut. There’s something wrong with my baby. He’s hurt somewhere and he can’t get to us.”
Hayes says he never made it to his brother’s house.
“His car is the key piece. We need this car found,” said Renee Moorman, also Kyle’s mother. “I’ve called him about every 3 minutes.”
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — For the fifth day in a row, the family of Kyle Moorman and his three small children spent their time searching for their loved ones. “He did not fight this hard to get full custody of these babies for something to happen to them,” said Kyle’s mother, Natasha Hayes. “This is...
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Retired FBI Special Agent in Charge Paul Keenan now runs security consulting business PHaKtor said the car can be vital in investigations like these.
”If there is any kind of evidence in the car that would give them further evidence to find the kids,” Keenan said. “Maybe the phone is in there, maybe there is a notebook.
Mariah Moorman, Kyle’s sister, said a family member was able to get into his email account and phone records. They said the lake was the last location where the phone pinged, at 12:48 a.m. Thursday.
Kyle Moorman’s family search the banks of a lake on the southwest side of Indianapolis.
Along the bank, the family said they found a bottle, that belonged to the youngest of the children, which was taken by police.
“If you take the adult out of the equation, there’s three babies. Babies that are scared. Like, it just don’t make sense,” said Mariah. “It don’t make sense at all.”
