Molalla Police, DHS looking for missing toddler, parents. Mariah Nichols missing. Parents are Damion Nichols and Dusty Willman.FOUND SAFE!!

Print By John Killen, The Oregonian
on April 12, 2013 at 6:08 PM, updated April 12, 2013 at 6:50 PM

(Top left) Damion Nichols, Dusty Willman and (bottom) Mariah Nichols
Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, Molalla Police Department Molalla Police are asking the public's help in finding a missing 14-month-old girl who they consider to be endangered.

Custody of the girl, Mariah Nichols, had been awarded to the state of Oregon because she is considered to be in need of medical attention.

But before officials with the Department of Human Services could take physical custody of Mariah, she disappeared, apparently with her parents, according to Officer Aaron Christopherson of the Molalla Police.

He said authorities are operating on the assumption that the parents may have taken her into hiding rather than give her up to DHS.

He said her parents are Damien Lee Nichols, 37, and Dusty Ann Willman, 39. They were last seen in the Molalla area on Wednesday.

He said sores on the girl's face led to concerns about her welfare.

Christoperson said anyone who sees the girl or her parents is asked to call 9-1-1 or 503-655-8211.

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I wonder if that is eczema on her face? I saw a larger photo of her and it kind of looks like when my grandson breaks out in eczema.

By KTVZ.COM news sources
POSTED: 5:15 PM PDT April 13, 2013
UPDATED: 7:52 PM PDT April 13, 2013

PORTLAND, Ore. -
The Molalla Police Department, in conjunction with the FBI and other partner agencies, said Saturday night they have recovered a sick 14-month-old child, Mariah Nichols, who vanished with her parents from a Molalla apartment complex last Wednesday.

Officers said the child is in the custody of a Department of Human Services caseworker and is receiving a medical evaluation.

The girl was found at a home in rural Clackamas County outside of Molalla, they said. Officers are interviewing her parents, and the case is still under investigation.

"We would like to thank all of the participating agencies, including the Milwaukie Police Department, Clackamas County Sheriff's Office, Washington County Sheriff's Office, and the Oregon State Police. We would also like to thank the media and the public for their tips and for posting the information on their Twitter and Facebook accounts," the 7:40 p.m. Saturday update said.

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