Aurora police find three sisters Thursday morning who were last seen Wednesday afternoon

UPDATE | Thursday, January 29 at 12:02 a.m. | Police in Aurora say they've found three at-risk sisters who were last seen on Wednesday afternoon.

Aurora police made the announcement just after midnight Thursday.

AURORA, Colo. — The girls were seen on surveillance leaving their home near E. 22nd Avenue and Sable Boulevard at 3:40 p.m., police said.

APD

They were carrying backpacks and heading to an unknown location, police said.

Their mother said they aren’t dressed for the weather, and two of the girls should be wearing glasses, but may not be.

All three are Hispanic females: Annabelle, age 12, 5'2", black hair; Aurelia, age 10, 5'2", pink hair, should be wearing glasses. Autumn, age 8, 4'7", brown hair, should be wearing glasses.

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