An Indiana woman, Emma Baum, who was nine months pregnant, went missing over three months ago in Gary, Indiana, leaving her family distraught and suspicious about her last whereabouts.
Emma Baum, a 25-year-old mother of three, was last seen on October 10 when she was dropped off at her boyfriend's house. Her family, particularly her sister Hailey Baum-Waddell, has been tirelessly searching for her since her disappearance.
The Gary Police Department received a missing persons report for Baum on October 28, prompting an investigation into her disappearance. Authorities, along with assistance from the Lake County Sheriff's Department, have conducted searches using K-9 units in various locations.
Despite efforts from law enforcement, Baum's family has taken matters into their own hands by organizing widespread search efforts with the help of social media, garnering support from hundreds of volunteers.
Baum, who resided in Portage, Indiana, was visiting her boyfriend in Gary at the time of her disappearance. Her family noted that she did not have a working phone and would never be absent for such an extended period without contact.
Concerns have been raised about Baum's boyfriend, with her sister expressing suspicions that he may be withholding information regarding her disappearance. However, no charges have been filed in connection with Baum's case, and she remains missing.
Described as approximately 5 feet 3 inches tall, weighing around 136 pounds, with brown hair and eyes, Baum is known for her distinctive scars, tattoos, and colorful wigs.
Hailey Baum-Waddell emotionally shared memories of her sister, highlighting Emma's loving and caring nature, especially towards her children. The family remains hopeful for Baum's safe return, expressing deep concern for both her and her unborn child.
The community continues to rally behind the Baum family, offering support and assistance in the ongoing search for Emma Baum, as they cling to hope for her safe reunion with her loved ones.
