Nevaeh Holton was two years old when she was last definitively seen at a doctor’s appointment at Metro Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio, in the autumn of 2012. Born with a distinctive white patch in the front of her dark hair—associated with Waardenburg Syndrome—she also had other medical needs. At the time she was described as between two feet, ten inches and three feet tall and weighing 25 to 35 pounds.

Nevaeh was not reported missing until nearly six years after that hospital visit, when a social worker filed a missing person report. Accounts about her whereabouts since 2012 are conflicting: she spent time in foster care but primarily lived with her mother, and the mother reportedly gave inconsistent statements, including saying Nevaeh had been given to a relative in Florida in 2013, a claim that has not been verified. Investigators located and say the biological father has cooperated, while attempts to speak with the mother reportedly were unsuccessful. The Cleveland Police Department and the FBI’s Cleveland Field Office are handling the case.

There has been no public, confirmed sighting or contact with Nevaeh since that 2012 appointment. Does anyone who lived in Cleveland or who had contact with Nevaeh or her family around 2012–2013 have information that could help investigators?