Missing Children Found Safe in California After Lengthy Search
CONCORD, N.H. – Four children reported missing from Rochester, New Hampshire, have been safely recovered in California and reunited with their legal guardian, following a collaborative investigation involving the U.S. Marshals Service and various law enforcement agencies.
The children were located on Wednesday at a motel in Ontario, California, and were flown back to Boston the same evening. They were reunited with their aunt, who has legal custody, on Friday morning.
Their biological mother, 31-year-old Kristyanna Hall, allegedly violated a court order requiring her to transfer custody on February 10 and is believed to have fled the state with the children. In response, Rochester police initiated a criminal investigation and sought the assistance of the U.S. Marshals Service on May 13.
Law enforcement teams in California, including the Riverside and San Bernardino County district attorney’s offices and Murrieta Police Department, played a crucial role in locating the children and ensuring their safe return.
As of now, Hall remains a fugitive, and authorities continue to pursue leads on her whereabouts. They urge anyone with information to contact local law enforcement or the U.S. Marshals Service.
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