
An AMBER Alert has been issued statewide for two missing children, Vanessa Gleave, 12, and Audrey Gleave, 8, who were last seen in Montesano on Tuesday morning. Washington law enforcement officials, including the Washington State Patrol (WSP), are urging the public to be on the lookout for the children, who are believed to be with a woman, Carolyn J. Gleave, 40, who may be emotionally distressed. Authorities suspect the group may be traveling out of state.
The children were last seen at approximately 6 a.m. near West Broadway Avenue in Montesano. WSP has warned that Carolyn could be headed to locations including Deer Park, Spokane, Arizona, Utah, or California. The circumstances surrounding the case suggest the children may be in danger, and the situation is considered urgent.
Descriptions of the Missing Individuals
Vanessa Gleave, 12: 5’4”, 90 lbs., blonde hair, brown eyes.
Audrey Gleave, 8: 4’6”, 65 lbs., brown hair, blue eyes.
Carolyn J. Gleave, 40: 5’8”, 120 lbs., brown hair, brown eyes.
The children were reportedly traveling in a 2014 black Subaru, but details on their clothing have not been released.
Call for Immediate Action
Law enforcement officials are urging anyone who sees the three individuals or the vehicle to call 911 immediately. Tips can also be reported to 509-725-3501. Authorities are treating this as a critical child abduction case and are emphasizing the need for the public to remain vigilant and report any sightings promptly.
The AMBER Alert remains active, and police continue to investigate the situation in hopes of ensuring the safe recovery of the children.
