OHIO COPS FEAR WORST IN MOM'S DISAPPEARANCE

MISSING MOM

HOPE is fading fast for the safe return of an Ohio mom, cops say. Summer Inman, 25, has been missing since last Tuesday when investigators say she was kidnapped just southeast of Columbus. Now, the more time passes, the more cops are worried at the odds of finding her unharmed.
Local cops say: "Law enforcement has no specific information as to her location, and we know that as time goes by, the likelihood of recovering her alive is diminished."

Witnesses say the Ohio mother of three was forced into a car by two shady men outside of a bank on Tuesday night—though details beyond the lone account remain scarce.

Inman’s ex-husband, William Inman, 26, and his parents have been
arrested and charged in the kidnapping. The trio is scheduled to face a hearing on Friday. According to a relative, Summer and Inman were in the middle of a messy custody battle for their children when the woman disappeared.

The relative added: “We're all praying. She's a nice, sweet, young little girl. She's very innocent.”

HUNT FOR MISSING MOM