FL JORGE MORALES: Missing from Miami, FL - 27 Aug 2022 - Age 6 *Found Safe*

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Ambert Alert issued for missing 6-year-old believed to be with his dad​

On Friday, an Amber Alert was issued for a missing 6-year-old autistic boy who has been missing since Saturday morning.

The boy is believed to be with his dad and grandmother.

It took a series of steps within the investigation for authorities to deem this a kidnapping.

Once it reached that threshold, an Ambert Alert was issued in hopes of finding 6-year-old Jojo.

"I hope that my baby knows that I'm looking for him. That I'm here."

Yanet Leal Concepcion knew something was wrong when her ex-husband did not bring her son back to her home on Saturday.

She contacted the police immediately.

"We had somebody else open the apartment to the show police. They were gone. Everything was gone."

She says investigators began the search right away.


Mom became concerned about her son's safety well before he went missing. "Jojo," as he's affectionately called, told her something his dad said.

"'We are going to move somewhere where there are windmills. Can you come with me?' That's what he kept telling me."

What Jojo said, among other things, raised red flags. Now her worst nightmare has become a reality.

But investigators uncovered a disturbing fact. "They found that he's been planning this for a year," said Concepcion.

The mom also tells us Morales, Jojo's dad, wrote a letter to his father saying, "I'm sorry. I have to take my son and go."

By Thursday, an arrest warrant was issued for the father. By Friday, "it becomes a criminal matter of kidnapping," said Zabaleta.

The evolving investigation is why authorities explain it took nearly a week to issue an Amber Alert.

"We don't want it to be just 10,000 officers looking for this child," said the detective. "We want 2.7 million people looking for this child. It makes that much more difficult for the dad to move."


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MEDIA - JORGE MORALES: Missing from Miami, FL since 27 Aug 2022 - Age 6
 
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Good. In a Walmart no less. I can't believe anyone thinks they can get away with something like this these days with simply leaving the country. Maybe if he'd built a shack in not so occupied Canada and lived on water out of a stream and shot venison. Maybe if he'd went to some old time way up north small gas station to get a few supplies. Walmart. Smh.
Unfortunately they do all the time. Sometimes the easiest way to hide is to blend in with the crowd. Hiding in plain sight.
 
Unfortunately they do all the time. Sometimes the easiest way to hide is to blend in with the crowd. Hiding in plain sight.
True but a lot more people who may see your wanted pictures online or on TV and may recognize you. You get up into rural country where less wifi and no TV maybe except a satellite dish at best and you may have a better chance. Good chance most people are out fishing, hunting, cutting wood and aren't tied to technology so tiightly. Just a bit more backwoods. And then too if someone isn't sure, everyone knows WMs have cameras...

WM videos have been used in sooooooo many cases or led to leads OR convictions. And that's where they head... Not to mention it is an international company and as we were talking in another case not long ago put up missing pics. I had thought they stopped and asked about it if you recall.

Also less LE in the more uninhabited areas.

Yeah I get the hiding in plain sight but I think it is riskier. And for all we know he used a credit or debit card they were watching...

I guess I just mean nowadays it would take hiding out and living off the land and ideally never going anywhere... Were they even disguised or hair dyed etc.?
 

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