BREAKING: Missing And Endangered Person Alert For Montana

MISSING AND ENDANGERED PERSON ALERT (MEPA) AT 9:51 AM ON NOVEMBER 22, 2022:

Contact 911 OR Madison County SO at 406-843-5301.

A missing and endangered person alert has been issued for Laura Sprinkle. Laura is a white 36-year-old woman who gave birth to an infant on either November 17th or 18th in a hotel in Madison County.

Neither Laura nor the infant has been seen since those dates or received any known medical treatment.

Laura is traveling with Sean Gary and both are known to use drugs.

Laura is 5 foot 7 inches and weighs around 130 pounds. She has green eyes and brown hair.

Sean Gary is a 37-year-old white male, 6 foot 3 inches, 185 pounds. Sean has brown hair and green eyes.

Laura and Sean may be traveling or staying in a 1980s or 1990s brown "classic C" RV with Montana 51 county plates.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Madison County SO at 406-843-5301, or simply call 911.

AGAIN:

MISSING AND ENDANGERED PERSON ALERT (MEPA):

A missing and endangered person alert has been issued for Laura Sprinkle. Laura is a white 36-year-old woman who gave birth to an infant on either November 17th or 18th in a hotel in Madison County. Neither Laura nor the infant has been seen since those dates. Neither Laura nor the infant has received any medical treatment that is known.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Madison County SO at

406-843-5301 or simply call 911.

cc: CODRED Phone Alert

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