MISSING AND ENDANGERED CHILD
missing and endangered child serenity ann mckinney 4 years old last seen: december 24,2020 concerned family members have not seen serenity in over a year parents refusing to cooperate unknown last location possibly the shelby, jefferson, bullitt county area race: white hair: blonde eye color: blue possible birth mark on stomach
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