A missing pregnant woman who vanished in October 2018 was due to give birth this month.
Kierra Coles, 27, disappeared on Oct. 2. Her mother reported her missing two days later.
She was due to give birth on April 16 but the day came and went with no sign of her.
Joseph Coles, Kierra's father, said that his family doesn't even know the gender of the baby.
Coles spends time passing out flyers, hoping for a clue to where his daughter went.
Coles in a press conference called for more assistance from the public and the agencies investigating his daughter's disappearance.
Coles said that he quit his factory job in Wisconsin and moved to Chicago after his daughter vanished.
“I just want people to come out and show their support,” he said. Coles, like many parents of missing children, is active on Facebook, but said it can be hard to deal with the negative comments some people leave.
“It’s a hard thing to be out here looking for my daughter [and] I get the negative people saying the wrong negative things,” Coles told the Sun-Times. “You heard that misery loves company? That is true facts."
Two weeks after Kierra Coles, a U.S. Postal Service employee, went missing the Chicago Police Department said that "foul play" was suspected. Since then, little new information has been released or discovered.
Coles called in sick on the day she vanished. Video footage the same day showed her dressing in her uniform and leaving her apartment. Instead of getting into her car, she walked away on foot. Investigators later found her car locked with her cellphone inside.
The Chicago Police Department told the broadcaster detectives have identified two or three people of interest but said they're still working on finding evidence. The Postal Service is assisting in the case.