One-Year-Old Morgan Carter Vanishes in Washington D.C., Search Intensifies with Public’s Help Sought

The Metropolitan Police Department has issued a plea to the public to aid in the search for a critically missing child, Morgan Carter, who was last seen on October 31, 2024. Police have described Morgan as a one-year-old black female, with Black hair styled in braids and brown eyes. According to

the official release

, she was wearing a pink and black jacket when she disappeared from the 5300 block of E Street, Southeast.

In their search efforts, law enforcement authorities are also trying to locate 31-year-old Peguy Sikadi, believed to possibly be with the missing child. The relationship between Sikadi and Carter, however, has not been clarified by the police. The police have not provided details on Sikadi’s physical appearance or the nature of their concern in connection with the missing child. The

police have clarified

that anyone with information is urged to “take no action but call police” at the provided contact numbers.

The community’s involvement is critical in cases of missing children, particularly when the missing is of tender age such as Morgan Carter. Law enforcement relies on the public’s eyes and ears on the ground, amplifying their reach and resources. In an effort to galvanize community support, the Metropolitan Police Department encourages anyone with information to come forward, no matter how insignificant it may seem.

For those who wish to contribute to the search without direct confrontation, the Metropolitan Police have offered a text tip line in addition to the traditional phone call. Details can be sent to 50411.

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