Three siblings went missing Thursday from their Eugene foster home, and authorities think they may be in danger.
Kyden Cantu, 1, Trulee Cantu, 6 and Robert Mena III, 10, are believed to be with their biological parents, Whitley McGrady and Jeremy Cantu of Eugene.
Oregon Department of Human Services spokesperson Jake Sunderland declined to say how the parents took the children away from their foster home. But he said it’s common for biological parents to have visits with their children while they’re in foster care.
Kyden weighs 22 pounds, is 30 inches tall and has dark brown hair and brown eyes. Trulee weighs 41 pounds, stands 3-foot-7 and has dark brown hair and brown eyes. And Robert weighs 55 pounds, stands 4-foot-3 and has light brown hair and brown eyes.
The Eugene Police Department said the family is believed to be traveling in a 2002 gold Lexus 300 with license plate No. 988LKA. Police said they think the family may be in Grants Pass or Terry, Montana.
Authorities ask anyone with information about the children to call 911.
—Jayati Ramakrishnan; 503-221-4320; jramakrishnan@oregonian.com; @JRamakrishnanOR
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