OR OR - April Moore (mother) & (Isaiah, 6 days old, found), Oregon City, 25 Jul 2020

[YaYa_521]

I've not been able to find any updates. Hopefully others with better sleuthing skills can.

 

[mlhenn]

DHS: Oregon woman and newborn still missing, still believed to be ‘at risk’

A missing woman and her newborn son are still being sought and are still believed to be at risk, according to the Oregon Department of Human Services.

DHS first put out an alert regarding April Moore and Isaiah Moore the night of July 30.

“Isaiah Moore and his mother are still missing and believed to be at risk,” according to a DHS statement Friday.

 

[mlhenn]

Missing Mother & Child, Aug. 24 - Coos Bay Events Calendar News North Bend Bandon Coquille

Still missing

 

[Frannie]

Who reported their disappearance? Why are they at risk? Wsleuthers usually find the most obscure reasons, criminal records for him and reasons why she lost the guardianship of a previous child. What kind of relationship are they in?

They seem to be looking for someone missing for who knows why. Without saying enough. Where are their families, we are talking bout a newborn here.

 

[JMapes]

Who reported their disappearance? Why are they at risk? Wsleuthers usually find the most obscure reasons, criminal records for him and reasons why she lost the guardianship of a previous child. What kind of relationship are they in?

They seem to be looking for someone missing for who knows why. Without saying enough. Where are their families, we are talking bout a newborn here.

I posted her linkedin back in post #5. The content within that, to me, answers a lot of these questions. On FB she mentions that she lived with foster parents, on linkedin that her birth parents were drug and alcohol addicts and she was born with fetal alcohol syndrome. DHS may be responsible for her care in some way, as she is considered to have an intellectual disability (with an IQ of 65) due to being born with FAS. The last sentence in her linkedin says to me, what we might be looking at here:

"but for the loss of my son that I can't see touch or hear waghn [weighing on?] in my heart so this is why I want to live with out the state I'm not allowed to make dissions [decisions] about my money or the things I want to do it all goes through a worker of the state so please help me to be cowindependent [become independent] with out the state and maby have a baby again we're [where the] state can't take it because I'm able to have my own money and take care of my self thank you"

She is a vulnerable adult, afraid of losing her child to the state (as has happened in the past), because of the state's position on her inability to take care of the child/ren. MOO.

 

[mlhenn]

Who reported their disappearance? Why are they at risk? Wsleuthers usually find the most obscure reasons, criminal records for him and reasons why she lost the guardianship of a previous child. What kind of relationship are they in?

They seem to be looking for someone missing for who knows why. Without saying enough. Where are their families, we are talking bout a newborn here.

I gathered DHS was the one looking for April and her baby, possibly being the one who reported them missing. Is it possible DHS was already involved for whatever reason and needed to do a wellness check of some sort once the baby was born?

 

[Clair Louise]

I posted her linkedin back in post #5. The content within that, to me, answers a lot of these questions. On FB she mentions that she lived with foster parents, on linkedin that her birth parents were drug and alcohol addicts and she was born with fetal alcohol syndrome. DHS may be responsible for her care in some way, as she is considered to have an intellectual disability (with an IQ of 65) due to being born with FAS. The last sentence in her linkedin says to me, what we might be looking at here:

"but for the loss of my son that I can't see touch or hear waghn [weighing on?] in my heart so this is why I want to live with out the state I'm not allowed to make dissions [decisions] about my money or the things I want to do it all goes through a worker of the state so please help me to be cowindependent [become independent] with out the state and maby have a baby again we're [where the] state can't take it because I'm able to have my own money and take care of my self thank you"

She is a vulnerable adult, afraid of losing her child to the state (as has happened in the past), because of the state's position on her inability to take care of the child/ren. MOO.

Poor girl.

 

[mlhenn]

KOMO News

I’ll never understand the way some people think or esp how they try to justify such thinking. JMO

 

[mlhenn]

Missing Mother & Child, Aug. 24 - Coos Bay Events Calendar News North Bend Bandon Coquille

The Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) believes that Isaiah and his mother are still at risk and is searching for them to assess their safety.

A missing person alert was issued by ODHS on July 30, 2020. Isaiah Moore and his mother are still missing and believed to be at risk.

ODHS asks the public to help in the effort to find them and to contact 911 or the Oregon Child Abuse Hotline at 1-855-503-SAFE (7233) if they believe they see them.

 

[mlhenn]

Whatever the circumstances are, this woman and her very young child are still missing and considered to possibly be in danger. Hope they are found soon. If they are ok, I hope the mom makes contact with LE or DHS soon.

 

[Lusitana]

@Mooreapril2669151 Hello, April. Thank you so much for taking the time to post on this thread. Are you and baby Isaiah okay? Please stay safe and reach out for help.

 

[rainynights]

Infant reported missing in July has been found, DHS says

Oregon DHS: Infant missing since July found | KOIN.com

An infant who went missing shortly after his birth on July 25 was been found, the Oregon Department of Human Services said Tuesday.

Isaiah Moore was found on September 21, officials said. They provided no other details other than to say they are “thankful for the community support to find him.”

 

[loveisthemovement]

Located: Infant reported missing in July has been found, DHS says

"Isaiah Moore, who was found on Monday, first went missing with his mother April Moore and her partner Aaron Elkin from Oregon City in July."

Not a ton of info.

 

[mlhenn]

Infant reported missing in July has been found, DHS says

Oregon DHS: Infant missing since July found | KOIN.com

An infant who went missing shortly after his birth on July 25 was been found, the Oregon Department of Human Services said Tuesday.

Isaiah Moore was found on September 21, officials said. They provided no other details other than to say they are “thankful for the community support to find him.”

Thank you @rainynights for find this update. I pray April & Baby Isaiah are safe.

 

[Lusitana]

Thank you for the updates, I wasn't able to find any earlier today. This makes me so sad, but I'm glad they're apparently okay.

 

[razzledazzle]

This is incredibly heartbreaking. Sending prayers....

 

[Tattarattat]

Just learning of this case. Such a difficult situation for all involved. Grateful for safety of mom and baby being confirmed.

April, I feel your sadness in your words. I am hurting for you and cannot imagine your pain. Please take care of yourself and contact someone close by you if you need a safe place to rest and heal, both your body and your heart. I hope that your journey to a job and your own income is not over and that things start to align for you very soon.

 

[mlhenn]

Has anyone come across a link verifying the mother found, not just baby Isaiah?

 

[oviedo]

Has anyone come across a link verifying the mother found, not just baby Isaiah?

KEPR Action News
no - all the articles are based on that press release saying the baby was found

 

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