Parents issue statement on two month anniversary of Deorr Kunz disappearance
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IDAHO FALLS – The parents of DeOrr Kunz Jr, the toddler last seen while camping with his family in July, issued a statement Thursday evening on the two month anniversary of their sons disappearance.
DeOrr was last seen July 10, while camping with his parents, great-grandfather and a family friend at the Timber Creek campground in Leadore. DeOrr’s parents said they went to explore and left the toddler with their grandfather. The grandfather assumed DeOrr was with his parents.
Extensive searches have been conducted in the area and there hasn’t been any sign of the two-year-old.
Jessica Mitchell and DeOrr Kunz Sr. issued the following statement to EastIdahoNews.com Thursday:
“Please keep your eyes out for our precious baby boy. We miss him so much and just want him home where he belongs. If you have our son, please don’t hurt him just bring him home to us. We love you so much Lil Man. Thank you to everyone for your loving words and kindness.”
EastIdahoNews.com is reaching out to the family and investigators for more information. We will have a detailed report Friday with the very latest on the search for DeOrr Kunz.
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