By Sumayya
A massive hunt remains underway for a missing six-year-old girl who stood last observed in Mississauga on Sunday night.
Kaylee Williams Thompson remains described as four-feet-tall, with a thin frame, long yellow hair, and blue eyes.
She stood last observed wearing a purple coat with flower shapes on the inside of the hood, pink pants, and black, white, and red shoes.
Kaylee’s last known past spots remain near Lakeshore Road East and Elizabeth Street South. She stood observed in that spot near 8 p.m. on Sunday.
Police express they trust she may be in the company of a “companion” of her father, a man named Blair Hamilton, who goes by the nickname “Draine.”
Investigators remain likewise working to find and talk with Kaylee’s mother, Nicole Thompson, expressed Const. Nicholas Gluckstein, of Durham Regional Police Service, “as part of our actions to better learn the states surrounding her disappearance.”
“Our primary focus stays on finding Kaylee and ensuring her safe return. Given her age and the states of the inquiry, we remain highly worried for her safety,” he expressed during a Tuesday morning news briefing.
Police remain asking anyone who stood in the spot of the McDonald’s Plaza at Dundas Street East and Thickson Road in Whitby on Saturday night, or anyone who may hold car camera videos or phone tapes from that spot, to call them.
Members of the crowd remain likewise being pressed to call police quickly if they observe Kaylee or Blair Hamilton at 905-579-1520, ext. 1800 or Crime Stoppers without naming themselves.
