MISSING: Missouri kidnapping suspect's car spotted near Utah-Colorado border Full story:
Police say 35-year-old Valarie Baker"used physical force" to take her non-custodial daughter, 7-year-old Piper Ivy Johnson, from a library in St. Charles County, Missouri, Monday afternoon.The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported that Baker's car was spotted Tuesday morning by a license plate reader in Colorado, approaching the Utah state line. The Post-Dispatch reports that police have not announced any more recent sightings since then. Police believe Baker has family in California.
Her car is a navy blue 2018 Toyota Corolla with a missing fender on the front-driver side. It has Missouri license plates with the numbers CW8Z1G. Piper Johnson, Baker's daughter, is described as a white female, 3'6" tall, 55 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing pink sweat pants with swirls, a white shirt with a unicorn design, and light-up sneakers.
According to the Post-Dispatch, investigators said they are not sure if the child is in"imminent danger," but they said Baker was in a mental crisis.
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