The woman, man, and his 2-year-old daughter who went missing in late May are being sought after by investigators from various organizations.
Investigations on a report of a missing 2-year-old girl named Seraya Aung Harmon were underway on Tuesday, with Pullman police collaborating with the FBI and the Moscow Police Department. Her father, Aaron Aung, was the last person to see her on May 29.
The two allegedly left for a fishing excursion in Montana, but they never came back, according to investigators.
Seraya failed to appear at the planned custody exchange, even though she was supposed to be with her mother in Pullman on June 3.
According to investigators, Aung might be travelling with his daughter and Nadia Cole, a 21-year-old Pullman native.
Cole was reported missing from Sea-Tac Airport on May 29. According to authorities, she might have been spotted in the Fife region.
Additionally, according to investigators, Cole was last seen on May 29 stepping off the Link Light Rail at the University Street Station downtown at 3rd Avenue and University.
Cole’s measurements are listed as 130 pounds, 5 feet 9 inches, with green eyes, and long blond hair. When last spotted, she was sporting a tan shoulder bag, white Converse sneakers, black yoga pants, a safe green sweatshirt, and a black North Face jacket. It’s possible that she had on glasses.
Aung weighs approximately 135 pounds and stands 5 feet 9 inches tall with dark eyes and black hair.
Pullman police issued an arrest warrant for Aung on Wednesday on the charge of first-degree custodial interference.
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