Members of the Chicago police department are desperately calling on the public to assist in finding a young teen mom and newborn child who have been missing for almost two weeks. Police have described the case as one that deeply concerns them, and time matters.
Sixteen-year-old Saidy Stefany Sevilla Rosa and her daughter, 1-year-old Lizet Abigail Gónzalez Sevilla, were last seen on December 5 in the Little Village neighborhood in Chicago. There has not been an official sighting of either of these girls since.
Saidy was reportedly last seen with her infant as she left the 2800 block of West Cermak Road. What she did next or where she went is still also a mystery. This lack of information has further fueled public fears because Saidy was so youthful, particularly in that she was caring for an infant.
Details about Saidy are that she was about 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighing approximately 135 pounds. She had brown eyes and black hair. Lizet, her daughter, was just 1 year old, about 1 foot tall, weighing about 10 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. As police say, all this information is very important and can be identified by someone.
Experts are encouraging any individual who may know where Saidy and her daughter are or who knows any information, no matter how minute, to come forward and notify the Chicago Police. A tip is all it may take to change everything.
The young mother and baby are still missing, and their loved ones are hoping for some news. The authorities are calling attention to how important time is, so they ask the community to remain vigilant because they want Saidy and baby Lizet back home.
