A FAMILY of four has vanished after leaving to go on a fishing trip and loved ones say they now fear for their safety.
Kyle Moorman, 27, and his three young children were last seen in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Wednesday.
Kyle senior had told relatives he was taking Kyle Moorman II, five, Kyannah Holland, two, and one-year-old Kyran Holland to fish along the White River.
There had been reports that they had been seen in a Cracker Barrel in Whitestown on Sunday, but these were later debunked.
Now relatives of the family of four have said they are worried for their safety.
Moorman’s mother and the children’s gran, Natasha Hayes, told Fox59: “This is not like him. He would not let us worry like that, not when he’s got all three of the babies.”
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She added: “My grandson has to take medicine, he has a chronic cough with asthma.
“Me and him are really close, he’s never done this before.
“I don’t see him not getting in contact with somebody in his family.
“He would have got help if he was capable, that’s what’s worrying me. Something’s not right. Something’s wrong. I really feel in my gut.
“I think he’s hurt, and we just don’t know where he’s hurt we don’t know where he is at.
“If we can find where his car is, then maybe that can lead us to where him and those babies are.”
The family of four were last seen in a 2009 black 4-door Saab, according to local reports.
Kyle’s sister Mariah Moorman was helping other relatives search by a pond in the city on Monday.
She told The Indy Star: “As far as we know, he was coming out here to go fishing. That’s what he told my sister.
“It’s not odd. He does it all the time. They go night fishing a lot.
“There’s three kids missing. This is unreal.”
A missing persons flyer reads: “Kyle Moorman is described as 5’10”, 125 pounds, brown hair, and hazel eyes.
“Kyran Holland is described as 2’6”, 25 pounds, blonde hair, blue eyes.
“Kyannah Holland is described as 2’0”, 15 pounds, blonde hair, and blue eyes.
“Kyle Moorman II is described as 3’7”, 40 pounds, blonde hair, and blue eyes.”
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The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has said at least one of the children may need medical care.
Anyone with any information is asked to call 317-327-6160 or 317-262-8477.
