Missing Paislee Lay Found Safe – Police have canceled the Amber Alert for Paislee Lay as of 7:30 p.m. They said she was found safe. A statewide Amber Alert has been issued for a 4-month-old missing out of Simpsonville, Kentucky. The alert was issued just before 7 p.m. Friday for Paislee Lay. She is described as having blonde hair, blue eyes, and weighing around 10 pounds. Police say she was last seen wearing a pink onesie. Officials say she was last seen in Simpsonville with 28-year-old Michael Lay.
Police say that Michael Lay has a dirty blonde beard, black hair, blue eyes, is around six feet tall, weighing 160 pounds. They say he also has a scar on one of his cheeks. He may be driving a green 1998 Buick Le Sabre with license plate K2R477. The car also has tape over the right headlight and may not have had the license plate attached. Anyone with information about Paislee’s whereabouts is asked to call 911.
Related Article – RETRO FIND: The hottest toys of summer ‘97 Beanie Babies and Super Soakers were just some of the top picks. The right toy can make or break a kid’s summer. Reporter Ronda Chapman gathered the hottest toys in 1997 and unleashed a dozen kids to play with them. There were a few icons among the group. Do you remember Beanie Babies and Super Soakers? The kids went wild for them.
Inflatable boxing gloves, known as Socker Boppers, also proved to be a smash hit. One adult, showing her support for the fun but controversial toy, quipped, “I’d like to have one of these for my office, actually.” Not all toys were a success with the kids. Action figures and Wet Pets, the underwater Beanie Babies, received lukewarm reactions. Surprisingly, there were even less popular toys in the mix.
