A 9-month-old boy has been reported missing and is considered endangered in Kane County, Utah, and investigators believe he may be traveling toward Arizona with his mother and her boyfriend, who is also the infant's father. Authorities have asked the public for help locating the child, identified as Kenai Nakai Edison.
According to FOX 13 News Utah, Kenai may be with his mother, Isabella Edison, and her boyfriend, Brice Lollar, who is also the baby's father. Both adults reportedly have active warrants out for their arrest, and the outlet reports they are entered into the FBI's National Crime Information Center.
Possible Route Toward Arizona
Per the Utah Department of Public Safety, Edison and Lollar may be heading to Flagstaff or Phoenix. The station's report does not detail what led investigators to that possibility, but it notes the pair may be trying to reach that part of Arizona together with the infant.
No description of the child, the adults, or any vehicle they might be traveling in has been made public, and the article does not include a current photograph of Kenai. It's also unclear when or where the infant was last seen, or what specifically prompted the endangered-missing classification in Kane County.
What Remains Unknown
The charges behind the active warrants for Edison and Lollar, along with the jurisdictions that issued them, have not been disclosed. There is also no publicly available case number or law-enforcement contact line included in the reporting, and it remains unconfirmed independently whether the NCIC entries or the reported Arizona travel plans extend beyond what has already been reported.
Anyone with information about the case can find general resources through the Utah Bureau of Criminal Identification's missing persons page. Authorities in Kane County continue to ask residents for any help that could lead to Kenai's safe return.
