In the late summer of 2005, a one-year-old boy named Edger Flores vanished from his home in Omaha, Nebraska. The last time anyone saw the toddler was on August 22nd of that year. At the time of his disappearance, Edger was described as a Hispanic male, approximately two feet tall and weighing about 25 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. Concern for the young child was amplified by the fact that he suffered from asthma, a condition that could require medical attention.
Authorities quickly came to believe that Edger's disappearance was a case of family abduction. It is thought that he may be in the company of his non-custodial mother, Valindia Andrews. The Omaha Police Department has been the primary agency investigating the case, assigning it the case number RB43634F. Over the years, organizations such as the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children have also become involved, working to keep Edger's story in the public eye and generate new leads that might help to locate him.
Despite the passage of many years, the case of Edger Flores remains open and unsolved. Law enforcement agencies continue their efforts to find him and ask for the public's assistance with any information that could lead to his whereabouts. The circumstances surrounding his disappearance highlight the painful reality of family abductions and the enduring hope of those left behind. The overview of the case is a somber reminder of a child who has been missing for the vast majority of his life, his location and well-being unknown.Last Seen: Aug 22, 2005
