The blanket belonging to missing 3-year-old boy Elijah Vue has been discovered almost a month after his disappearance in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. The red and white plaid blanket became a key focus in the ongoing search for clues to his whereabouts, and it was found on Goodwin Road, about 3.7 miles from where Elijah was last seen. Two Rivers Police Department Chief Ben Meinnert confirmed that the blanket indeed belonged to Elijah.
Elijah’s mother, Katrina Baur, and the man looking after him when he disappeared, Jesse Vang, have been charged with child neglect. Baur left her son with Vang to teach him a lesson and had planned to pick him up later. Despite the charges, both suspects deny any involvement in Elijah’s disappearance. The public has been urged to help in the search for Elijah in both urban and rural areas, with the reward for information leading to his discovery now standing at $40,000.
Police have been sifting through various surveillance footage and following leads related to a beige 1997 Nissan Altima with Wisconsin plates in connection to Elijah’s disappearance. The search has covered wetlands, farmland, rivers, and other areas, with authorities working tirelessly to find Elijah and any evidence that could shed light on his disappearance. The community’s support and efforts are crucial in bringing Elijah home safely.
