NORTHVILLE, MI — Authorities in Oakland County are asking for the public’s help finding 6-year-old Liam Malburg and his mother, Marisa Calliea, after the boy was not dropped off to his father last Thursday as expected.
Family members and police have been looking for the pair since then. Calliea was last seen on a Flock camera in Northville on Saturday, according to investigators. Officials are urging anyone who spots Liam or Calliea to call 911 right away.
Who police say they are looking for
Deputies say Calliea is 30 years old, about 5 feet 6 inches tall and roughly 110 pounds. They say she was driving a black GMC SUV believed to be from the 2015 to 2019 model years.
The boy’s name is Liam Malburg. Police have not said anything publicly about why he was supposed to be with his father last Thursday or why the drop-off did not happen.
Last known sighting came from a Northville camera
The most recent public sighting mentioned by investigators came from a Flock camera in Northville on Saturday. Flock systems are license-plate-reading cameras used by many law enforcement agencies to help track vehicles tied to investigations…