GREENSBORO, N.C. — Investigators are still looking for a missing three-year-old girl. Greensboro police and the child's mother, are asking for your help.
Erica Lindiment said she was taking a nap when she got a text from Ahlora's father saying their little girl was missing.
"I came over here that was around seven-something. The footage shows the lady was actually at the playground and playing with the children," Lindiment said.
She said none of the children knew the woman who showed up at the playground and then took her daughter. Lindiment said the woman also tried to walk out of the view of security cameras when she took Ahlora.
She said based on the description she was given she may have even passed by the woman.
"When I pulled in I initially thought I saw someone who fit that description in a gold or gray small four-door car with a son in the front seat."
Greensboro police released a photo of a woman they want to question in the little girl's abduction. They said she could have information that could help find Ahlora.
"I wonder where my daughter is and I wonder if she's okay," Lindiment said.
"I'm just hoping she's alive and that we find her," she said.
Ahlora's mother growing even more emotional said, "I want my daughter back unharmed."
When asked if she had anything else to say to the community, Lindiment simply had this message:
"If anybody knows anything contact me, contact the police, contact channel 2 news. If you have seen her if you have seen anyone who remotely fits the description. If you’ve seen my child. If anybody and everybody could help us find my child."
If you have any information call 911 or Greensboro Crime Stoppers at 336-373-1000.
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