A 7-year-old Overland boy has been missing since Sunday, last seen leaving his home with his mother, who police believe may be suicidal. Dylan Fernando Zendejas-Gonzalez was last seen around noon on Oct. 25 in the 1800 block of Spencer Avenue, walking away from the house with his mother, and neither has been located since.
Mother Left Belongings Behind, Police Say
According to fox2now.com, Dylan left home with his mother, identified in that report as Marie Guadalupe Gonzalez-Sanchez, while a separate report from KMOV spells her name Maria Guadalupe Gonzalez-Sanchez. Police told fox2now.com that she left all her personal belongings behind at the residence and is believed to be suicidal. The outlet reported she is 28 years old and four months pregnant, while KMOV's report describes her as at least three months along.
Investigators describe Gonzalez-Sanchez as approximately 4 feet 7 inches tall and 175 pounds, with brown hair, brown eyes, an olive complexion and a mole just below her nose above her lips. She was last seen wearing black pajamas, the report states. Dylan is described as roughly 3 feet 9 inches tall and 65 pounds, with brown hair, brown eyes and a brown complexion, and he was last seen wearing a gray coat and tan pants.
Conflicting Reports on Which Agency Issued the Alert
The fox2now.com headline attributes the endangered-person alert to the Overland Police Department. A separate KMOV report credits the Missouri State Highway Patrol with issuing an endangered-person advisory for Dylan.
Anyone with information about Dylan's or his mother's whereabouts is urged to call the Overland Police Department at 314-428-1221 or dial 911 immediately, per the fox2now.com report. No further details about a possible destination, vehicle or subsequent sighting have been released.
