Authorities in Evans are actively searching for two missing siblings, 15-year-old Eliyah Parras and 12-year-old Naomie Parras, who disappeared after reportedly leaving their home in the early hours of the morning over a week ago.
According to police reports, the pair were last seen near 37th Street and 23rd Avenue after leaving a residence on Mission Springs Way around 3 a.m. Their sudden disappearance has launched an ongoing investigation, though officials say the circumstances surrounding why they left remain unclear.
Law enforcement in Evans has confirmed that multiple public tips have been received, but so far none have led to locating the children. In a public statement, police described the situation as deeply concerning for the family and community, while emphasizing that the siblings are not believed to be in any trouble and that efforts are focused entirely on ensuring their safe return.
Community members have also joined in the search effort, sharing information and raising awareness across social media platforms. A local teacher familiar with the children described them as former students and urged residents to remain vigilant, noting concerns that they may have traveled outside the immediate area.
Eliyah is described as approximately six feet tall, with red hair, blue eyes, and an eyebrow piercing. His sister, Naomie, also has red hair and blue eyes and is described as having a nose piercing.
Authorities are urging anyone with information that could assist in locating the siblings to contact Weld County Dispatch at (970) 356-1212 or dial 911 immediately.
As the search continues, the community remains hopeful for their safe return.
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