Urgent Search Underway for Three Missing Brothers in Adelaide, Portland

Two separate cases involve three missing brothers in different locations, with authorities urging public assistance to find them. In Adelaide, South Australian Police are searching for three young brothers—Zayden, nearly three, Izaha, 16 months, and Noah, three months—last seen on May 22, believed to be with a woman known to them, with police expressing concerns for their welfare. Meanwhile, in Portland, Oregon, the Oregon Department of Human Services is seeking help to locate three Native American brothers—Julian, 14; Silas, 15; and Trenton “Ty,” 18—who went missing in late May and are believed to be in danger. The Portland brothers are known to frequent specific local areas, and detailed descriptions have been provided, with authorities emphasizing the critical need to assess their safety. Both authorities have provided contact numbers for the public to report any information regarding the whereabouts of the missing children. These cases highlight ongoing concerns for child welfare and the importance of community involvement in locating missing minors.