Authorities Seek Public’s Help in Locating Missing Woman and Two Children

RIVERSIDE COUNTY —Riverside County authorities are asking the public for assistance in locating Lisa Trejo Cordero and her two young children, Jameson Fetchko, 2, and Memarie Fetchko, 4. Law enforcement officials have not provided specific details about when or where the family was last seen, but they are urging anyone with information to come forward immediately.

The Riverside County Sheriff’s Office (RSO) has issued a public alert regarding the missing woman and her children, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in such cases. Officers are working diligently to gather any leads and coordinate search efforts in hopes of safely locating Cordero and her children.

Authorities are asking anyone who may have seen Lisa Trejo Cordero, Jameson, or Memarie to contact RSO Dispatch at 800-950-2444. Callers can provide tips anonymously if desired. Even the smallest piece of information—such as a sighting, vehicle description, or location detail—could prove crucial in helping law enforcement track down the family.

The RSO has cautioned the public not to attempt to approach the missing individuals themselves, noting that trained law enforcement personnel are handling the case. Safety protocols are in place to ensure the well-being of both the missing persons and those assisting in the search.

Community members have been asked to remain vigilant, check local areas, and share information with authorities if anything unusual is observed. Social media and local networks have also been used to spread awareness, with the hope that wider visibility will generate tips that could lead to locating the family safely.

This case is ongoing, and law enforcement officials have pledged transparency and regular updates as the investigation continues. The community’s cooperation is being cited as a critical factor in ensuring a safe outcome for Lisa Trejo Cordero, Jameson Fetchko, and Memarie Fetchko.

Authorities urge anyone with information to call 800-950-2444 immediately, as time is of the essence in cases involving missing children.