Mother and Infant Missing in Northern B.C.; Last Seen July 9

Authorities in northern British Columbia are appealing for public help to find a missing mother and her infant son. Nicole Andrus, 31, and her one-month-old son, Krew Gordon, were reported missing on July 16 by the Fort St. John RCMP.

However, the pair have not been seen since July 9, a week prior to the official report. Cpl. Brett Urano, an RCMP spokesperson, stated that Andrus has been out of contact with her family, which is highly unusual for her. While she had previously maintained phone contact, she had not been seen in person since early July.

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Nicole has not been seen in person since July 9, and it is out of character for her to be out of contact with her family.

Concern for the well-being of both Nicole and Krew is high among their family and the police. Investigators believe the mother and infant might be traveling in a green 2003 Ford Expedition SUV, with the British Columbia license plate number RK3 60C.

Andrus is described as a Caucasian female, standing approximately five-foot-seven (170 cm) and weighing about 135 pounds (61 kg), with brown hair and hazel eyes. The RCMP is urging anyone who may have seen Nicole, Krew, or the vehicle to contact the Fort St. John RCMP immediately at 250-787-8140. For those who prefer to provide information anonymously, Crime Stoppers can be reached at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS).

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We are asking anyone who has seen Nicole, Krew, or the vehicle they may be travelling in to contact police immediately.