Coroner: Body found ID’d as 4-year-old girl missing from Plainfield
UPDATE: On Monday, Hendricks County Coroner Rick Morphew told News 8 that the body was identified as Fiedwenya Fiefe. Morphew said no additional information will be available until the forensic pathologist has completed his investigation in four to six weeks.
PLAINFIELD, Ind. (WISH) — Police are searching for a missing 4-year-old girl from Plainfield who is believed to be in danger and in need of medical aid.
The Plainfield Police Department says Fiedwenya Fiefe, 4, was last seen on Thursday around 1 p.m. in Plainfield at Legacy Farms neighborhood. Police say that Fiefe is autistic and her parents reported that she had wandered away from home.
She is 3 feet and 5 inches tall, 35 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes. She was also last seen wearing a long pink nightgown.
Police say they are using every possible resource to find Fiefe and will not stop until they find her.
If you have any information on Fiedwenya Fiefe, Please contact Hendricks County Communications Center at 317-839-8700.
Local Mother
“I mean, it could have been us. It could have been anyone I know that my daughter goes to school with. I mean, you never know. It’s just awful because they’re just so ready to run and she has the energy of no one like I’ve ever seen before and you could be taking a phone call and next thing you know she’s out there,” a local mother and advocate for Project Lifesaver, Abbi Gerles, told News 8.
Project Lifesaver provides parents with a GPS tracker for their disabled child that cannot be removed. It is used in case of an emergency.