It’s been more than three months since Haleigh Cummings went missing from her mobile home in Satsuma, Florida, but her father, Ronald Cummings, is still searching. This past week, he released a video on FindHaleighNow.com, a website set up pro bono by the law firm of Kimball and Snider, where he asked for information about his missing daughter.

Ronald Cummings said, “It’s been a long time, but she’s still out there somewhere, and the one tip you think might be nothing might be the one that brings her home. And we still need her to come home.”

He added, “Haleigh, if you are watching, baby I love you, and we are still looking for you.”

Haleigh Cummings, 5, disappeared sometime between 10 p.m. on February 10 and 3 a.m. on February 11 from her home. She was last seen by her babysitter, Ronald Cummings live-in girlfriend, Misty Croslin, at 10 p.m. when she went to bed in the same bedroom. When she arose at around 3 a.m. the next morning to go to the bathroom, she noticed that Haleigh was missing from the little pallet bed.

The bed was only four feet away from where Misty Croslin slept.

Less than a half hour later, after Ronald Cummings arrived home from work and after Misty Croslin searched the trailer for her 5-year-old charge, Ronald Cummings called 911. In just in a few hours, the police began treating the investigation not just as a missing person case but as an abduction.

The FindHaleighNow.com website has been set up as a place for the “dissemination of information and press releases.” The authors of the site add that it is not a place for, nor do they ask for, donations. In large type in the middle of the screen: “Please keep Haleigh and her family in your prayers.”

There is a picture of a laughing Haleigh Cummings below a description of the missing child and a link to Crimestoppers of Northeast Florida for those having information about the case. Tipsters can remain anonymous and there is also a reward involved as well. Besides the standard $1000 Crimestoppers reward, there is an additional $35,000 being offered as well.

At the top of the site’s home page, one can roll their mouse over links to press releases, pictures of Haleigh Cummings, information about the reward, and ways to contact the law firm, which is representing Ronald Cummings.

Ronald Cummings’ video where he speaks about finding his missing daughter can be accessed from the website.

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Source:

FindHaleighNow.com

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