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Missouri Berkeley
Missouri Berkeley is listed as a missing person by the FBI; last known on 6 August 2023. This is a search for a person at risk, not a criminal notice.
Incident
6 August 2023
Case details, as published by FBI
The FBI St. Louis Field Office and the Berkeley Police Department in Missouri are seeking the public's assistance in locating Ma’Kayla Denise Wickerson, her daughter Malaiyah Wickerson, Mikayla Thompson, Gerrielle German, her son Ashton Mitchell, and Naaman Williams. Both children were three years old at the time the group went missing. The four adults are unrelated and were living with the children in a rental home in Berkeley, Missouri. The group was last seen on August 6, 2023, at a Quality Inn Hotel at 55 Dunn Road in nearby Florissant, Missouri. Berkeley Missouri Police Department conducted a welfare check at the rental home on August 12, 2023. They found no indication of a forced entry into the home, but there were signs that the occupants left unexpectedly. The missing individuals are described as follows: Ma’Kayla Wickerson, aka Intuahma Aquama Auntil, is described as a Black female, DOB: February 17, 1998. Malaiyah Wickerson is described as a Black female, DOB: October 8, 2020. Mikayla Thompson, aka Antu Anum Ahmat, is from St. Louis, Missouri. She is described as a Black female, DOB: July 4, 1999. Gerrielle German is from Mississippi. She is described as a Black female, DOB: July 24, 1996. Ashton Mitchell is from Mississippi. He is described as a Black male, DOB: June 12, 2020. Naaman Williams is from Washington, D.C. He is described as a Black male, DOB: November 20, 1994.
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If you can help
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