AMBER ALERT Issued for Missing 3 Year Old Keegan Elijah Waterman in Alpena Township, MI … Could be Headed to Tennessee with his mother, Christina Marie Waterman

AMBER ALERT – MICHIGAN

An Amber Alert has been issued for 3 year old Keegan Elijah Waterman.  Keegan Elijah Waterman was last seen at 2660 East Grant St. in Alpena Township around 11:30 p.m. on Sunday. The missing 3 year old was taken by his mother,  Christina Marie Waterman, and are believed to be headed to Tennessee. Her vehicle was described as being a tan 2000 Chevy Tahoe with a Tennessee license plate of U4758V.

Michigan State Police have issued an Amber Alert for a missing 3-year-old, that they say may be en-route to Tennessee.

According to CBS Detroit, Police said 3-year-old Keegan Elijah Waterman was last seen at 2660 East Grant St. in Alpena Township around 11:30 p.m. on Sunday.

He is a 4-foot-3 black male that is 55 pounds, and was last seen wearing a diaper and sandals.

Police said the child may be en-route to Tennessee with his mother, Christina Marie Waterman. Her vehicle was described as being a tan 2000 Chevy Tahoe with a Tennessee license plate of U4758V.

Anyone with information was asked to call 911 or contact the Michigan State Police Alpena Post at 989-354-4101 or Michigan State Police Operations at 517-241-8000.

UPDATE I: suspect stopped for directions in Indiana.

A woman at the center of a Michigan Amber Alert may have stopped in Indiana to ask for directions, according to Indiana authorities.

24 Hour News 8’s sister station in Indiana reports the woman, 38-year-old Christina Waterman, is believed to have stopped in Delaware County, northeast of Indianapolis, for directions. Authorities told WISH-TV someone advised her to get onto I-70 to head to North Carolina.

UPDATE II: Father of missing 3-year-old says ‘I’m numb’ as police continue search.

In an interview with MLive.com, Lamay said he went to bed Sunday, Aug. 16, around midnight and woke up at 7 a.m. Monday, Aug. 17, unable to find his son.

“He wasn’t playing with toys, and I knew something was wrong,” Lamay said. “I looked all around the house, I looked out the back door, and I noticed the curtain was pulled over the sliding door all the way.

“It’s a feeling you can’t describe. I’m numb.