PUEBLO, Colo. (KOAA) — The family of a missing toddler in Colorado wants to put the case in the spotlight.
In December, the Pueblo Police Department shared photos of Ezra Aragon and his biological mother, Brittany Ramsay. At the time, Pueblo Police said Ezra had been with Ramsey for the last five months. It is now nearing the end of April, and the family is hoping someone out there can come forward with information.
According to online court records, Ramsay is now facing a kidnapping charge, a violation of custody, as of Dec. 26, 2024.
Photos of Ezra and Ramsey are at the top of this article.
"Ramsey has history in Ordway, Colorado and possible ties to Wolfforth, Texas," police wrote on social media. "The last known vehicle Ramsey was driving is described as a 2015 green Ford Explorer bearing Colorado license plate number: CQT-O33."
A private investigator tells News5 that Ramsey could be in Tennessee, Indiana or still in Colorado.
"Unfortunately, the child and mother have not been located," Pueblo Police wrote to News5 on Monday. "Tips from family members and the public have not provided results, including locations outside of the state. To our knowledge, the mother has not been issued the custody order."
If you have any information on the location of Ezra or Ramsey, please call 719-553-2502.
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