Missing Baby Boy Could Be With Parents: Oak Park Police

OAK PARK, IL — The Oak Park Police Department and the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services are asking for help in finding a one-month-old baby boy who went missing Sept. 2, and might be with two people confirmed to be his parents, police told Patch. According to police, one-month-old Julian Pesce was born Aug. 5 at West Suburban Hospital, and might be with 26-year-old Jasmin Salgado and 27-year-old Jorge Pesce.

Julian is described as Hispanic with light-brown hair and brown eyes. He weighs 9 lbs. and is 1 foot, 11 inches. Salgado and Jorge are also Hispanic, and both have brown hair and brown eyes, according to a missing persons report. Jorge has visible tattoos on his neck.

Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Oak Park Police Department at 708-386-3800.

According to a Journal & Topics report, Salgado and Jorge were among three people arrested in April 2019 for accusations of theft at the Fashion Outlets of Chicago.

The police department told Patch they are assisting the DCFS with this investigation.

UPDATE: Missing Oak Park Baby Boy, Parents Found By Police, FBI