The hunt is on for a one-year-old Oregon boy, Odin E. Grant, feared to be in danger after vanishing early this month. Little Odin was last seen in Hood River with his mother, identified as Cecilia Grant or Cecilia Gomez, on May 3, per reports from the Oregon Department of Human Services, Child Welfare Division. The plea for public help in tracking down the missing toddler has intensified, urging anyone with a lead to immediately dial 911 or contact local law enforcement.
According to KPTV, the state's child welfare agency has circulated descriptions detailing Odin's light brown hair, blue eyes, and a weight of 29 pounds. There's sparse information on how the boy went missing but concerns escalate as days without sign of him pile up. Hood River Police suggests he might be with an individual named Jimmie Champion, as noted in the report.
The alarming situation has led to an all-hands approach, with officials at the ODHS calling for community vigilance.
As the search widens, crucial details about Odin and his mother's last known whereabouts are being shared far and wide, with the KATU coverage providing an urgent reminder: if you see him officials urge you to contact 911 or local law enforcement. Every shared image, every passed-on description, bolsters the chance that Odin E. Grant will be found and the unsettling shadow of his absence should lift.
