After a month, the international quest for Aaron Aung’s missing Washington two-year-old and his fiancee is still ongoing. Several police agencies and the FBI executed a search warrant on his Idaho house. On June 3, family members became aware of Seraya Aung Harmon’s abduction after her father Aaron Aung failed to return the toddler to her mother following their planned visit. Since Aaron Aung had been illegally keeping possession of his daughter Seraya, the authorities had issued an arrest warrant for him.
The father-fugitive was reportedly on his way with his fiancée, 21-year-old Nadia Cole, who went missing on May 29 from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The Pullman Police Department, the Moscow (Idaho) Police Department, the Idaho State Police, the Latah County Sheriff’s Office, and the FBI.
It was “executed as a means to collect evidence and information related to the disappearance” of Aung and Seraya. “Local agencies continue to work tirelessly in an attempt to locate young Seraya,” the police posted on Facebook. “Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the Pullman Police Department or their local law enforcement agency.”