"Uniting to Find the Kidnapped Siblings - Act Now!"

Details of the Kidnapping

The siblings were last seen at 7:40 a.m. as they left for the bus stop at Bobby’s Way Apartment complex in Fishersville. Ja’Miyah and Ja’Liyah were both sporting pink jackets, adding a touch of color to the distressing scene. Jai’Marcus, on the other hand, was wearing a black and dark blue jacket with neon zippers, a distinctive outfit that might help in their identification.

A black car is believed to have pulled up to the bus stop when the children were taken. The police suspect that the children may be with their biological mother, Shanice Chante Davidson. State police have also reported that they might be in a black Nissan Sentra with an unknown license plate number. This information is crucial in the search for the missing kids.

The Amber Alert and Its Reach

Shortly after the kidnapping, a reverse 911 call was sent out within a five-mile radius of the apartments. This quick action helped to spread the word about the missing children. An Amber Alert was then issued around 1:45 p.m., alerting the public to the situation and asking for any information on their whereabouts. The community has been on high alert ever since.

Everyone is urged to keep a lookout for these children and to call 540-245-5333 if they have any information. Sharing this information on social media is also crucial in spreading the word and increasing the chances of finding the kidnapped siblings. CBS 6 is dedicated to sharing community voices on this important topic and has encouraged people to email their thoughts to the CBS 6 Newsroom.

Joining Forces to Help

It is essential that we all come together to support the search for these children. By sharing information on social media, we can help to reach a wider audience and increase the likelihood of finding them. Every little bit counts in this difficult time.

We encourage everyone to connect with us on various platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, X, Threads, and TikTok. These platforms can be powerful tools in spreading awareness and finding the missing kids. Let’s work together to bring them home safely.