Kiesha Abrahams, a six-year-old girl, was missing from her apartment block unit and has not been seen by anyone except her parents for three weeks. She was last seen at 9.30pm on Saturday when her mother, Kristi Abrahams, put her to bed in pink pyjamas and a purple Pumpkin Patch jacket after she had finished watching a movie, The Golden Compass, with her step-father, Robert Smith. She was reported missing on Sunday morning after her mother discovered the empty bed and the front door ajar, although it showed no sign of forced entry. Keisha’s grandfather, Rodney Jones, said Ms Abrahams believes Kiesha, who loves cats, may have got up in the night to play with one, and he thought someone got her from there. Smith said the family was going through hell. Police are searching around the areas but nothing of any significance has been found so far. Detective Inspector Russell Oxford of the NSW Police homicide squad confirmed Kiesha had not been at school for the past three weeks. He said police hold a genuine hope that Kiesha is alive and well, and nothing sinister should be read into the involvement on Tuesday of the homicide squad.

Missing people is a problematic issue which is occurring throughout the world even in Thailand, especially babies. This problem is caused by deficient in care of guardians. At present, there are so many baby kidnapper in order to sell babies abroad, so babies need attention from guardians. Besides that, government has to eradicate kidnap circle in order to prevent missing people.

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