Endangered boys missing in ohio

Endangered Boys Missing in Ohio

January 21, 2025

COLUMBUS, OH — Jordan Hicks, 10, and Malachi Hicks, 12, were last seen Thursday near the area of Sterling Avenue and East 6th Avenue, prompting a citywide search for their whereabouts.

Jordan was last spotted wearing a dark blue puffer jacket and a red face mask, while Malachi was wearing a bright blue hoodie. Their family and authorities are asking for help to bring them home safely.

Endangered boys missing in ohio
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Anyone with information about the location of Jordan and Malachi is urged to contact the Columbus Division of Police Missing Persons Unit at 614-645-2358.

Endangered boys missing in ohio
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