On the morning of April 30, 2014, Jian Ping Li, 42, and her 6-month-old son, Xiao Feng Lu, were last seen at their home on Sabourin Crescent in Brossard, Quebec. Jian Ping’s husband left for work about 9:40 a.m.; when he returned around 2:30 p.m., the house was empty and the back door unlocked. Jian Ping’s purse, wallet, credit cards, cell phone and personal belongings remained in the home, and all of the baby’s necessities — diaper bag, stroller and car seat — were also left behind. The family car was in the driveway.

Longueuil police conducted extensive initial searches, checked hospitals, hotels and transport services, reviewed nearby security video and used police dogs, helicopters and shoreline searches at the nearby river without finding them. The inquiry was relaunched in January 2017 with OPP scent teams; searches of a provincial park and a quarry followed. Interpol became involved because Jian Ping held a Chinese passport, and a community reward through Sun Youth reached $20,000.

The circumstances — personal items and baby supplies left at home and no confirmed sightings on video — leave key questions about whether they left on foot or were taken. Does anyone in the Brossard area remember seeing Jian Ping or a baby on April 30, 2014, or have information that could help locate them?