Police Are Concerned as Ohio Manhunt Continues For Nalah Jackson and Abducted Twin [VIDEO]

An Ohio woman went to pickup a Doordash order at a Columbus Pizza shop, just before 10:00pm on Monday, leaving her twin 5 month year old’s in a car seat while she ran inside to grab the order.   When the woman turned around, that quick her, her a four-door, black 2010 Honda Accord, was gone, along with her twin babies.  One of the babies was found in a car seat in a parking lot at Dayton International Airport.  But his twin brother is still missing as well as the person of interest has been named. Nalah Jackson, 24, is 5’7″ and 130 lbs. with brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen wearing a dark colored hoodie.  

Ohio Police are concerned because of Nalah Jackson’s background and are pleading with a woman named Nalah Jackson to return a missing 5-month-old twin boy. 

“First, I want to make a plea. Nalah Jackson, I plead to you please return Kason Thomass. We thank you for returning Kyair. You’ve already shown us you can do the right thing. You can return him to any safe location: fire department, hospital, shopping center. Any public place where someone will find the baby.  We’re begging you to please return Kason. We can even pick him up, just call us and tell us where you are and where Kason is. No questions asked. Here’s the number 614-645-4701. Bringing him home safe is our number one priority.”

Nalah Jackson who has connections to Dayton, Ohio where one of the babies was found, has been in trouble before over child endangerment.

Columbus police have received surveillance video of Nalah Jackson at a Huber Heights gas station in the Northern Dayton area.

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NEW PHOTOS OF AMBER ALERT SUSPECT

The search continues for Kason Thomass, who was in his mother’s car, which was stolen in the Short North last night. The suspect, Nalah Jackson, was later captured on video at a gas station in Huber Heights where she asked an employee for money. pic.twitter.com/baipObzCCK

— Columbus Ohio Police (@ColumbusPolice) December 20, 2022