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In the small community of Princes Lakes, Indiana, a significant amount of concern arose for the well-being of 5-year-old Violet Lively. On March 27, 2026, the young girl was reported missing, beginning a harrowing ordeal for her family and community. Violet was not alone when she disappeared; she was in the company of two other children, Norah Lively and Hunter Johnson. The circumstances surrounding their disappearance immediately sparked a wide-ranging investigation, with law enforcement agencies working tirelessly to piece together their last known movements and bring them home safely.

The investigation into the disappearance of the three children quickly became a multi-state effort, involving at least the Hollywood Police Department in Florida. A critical piece of information that emerged was the description of a vehicle they were possibly traveling in: an orange 2014 BMW SUV with a Florida license plate, DY88ZQ. This lead proved fruitful as the vehicle was captured by flock cameras on two separate occasions. The first sighting was on March 12, 2026, heading northbound on I-95 near the Jacksonville airport in Florida. A second camera sighting placed the vehicle in Franklin, Indiana, on March 16, 2026, bringing the search closer to where the children were last reported seen.

In a fortunate conclusion to a deeply concerning case, official reports from the investigating agency confirmed that Violet Lively, along with Norah Lively and Hunter Johnson, had been located and were alive. While the news brought immense relief, the specific details regarding the circumstances of their recovery and the exact date they were found have remained vague. The overview of the case highlights a distressing situation involving three missing children that prompted a significant law enforcement response across multiple states. The successful recovery of all three children marked a positive end to a search that was filled with uncertainty and fear for their safety.

Last Seen: Mar 27, 2026