Kimora Simon was two years old when she was last seen in Flint, Michigan, in the spring of 2015. Her absence went officially unnoticed until November 2016, when a teacher’s report about suspicious marks on Kimora’s five-year-old brother prompted a child-protective investigation. A Michigan Department of Health and Human Services employee learned Kimora was missing; relatives said they had not seen her in over a year, and the parents’ stories conflicted.

Investigators say both parents eventually confessed that Kimora had been beaten to death after a toilet training accident, wrapped in a white plastic trash bag and carried away in a backpack. Both parents were arrested and charged with felony murder, child abuse, evidence tampering and lying to police; Finley also faced welfare fraud for receiving $7,300 in benefits for Kimora after she was gone. In summer 2018, Khairy Simon pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and Erika Finley pleaded no contest to the same charge. Khairy said he buried Kimora in a shallow grave near railroad tracks by their apartment, but despite searches her remains have not been found and could have been disturbed by animals.

Does anyone have information about the area near those tracks or recalls seeing a small child in that complex in 2015?