Mystery of missing gran after her 2-year-old granddaughter is found in an abandoned car with crucial clue left behind | The Sun

COPS are hunting for a missing grandma after her two-year-old granddaughter was rescued from an abandoned car.

Mary Wilson, 69, was last seen in Healy, Alaska on July 12 after staying the night with friends.

Police found her car on the Stampede Trail and clothes were discovered around a mile from the vehicle, according to Alaska State Troopers.

Cops haven't confirmed what items of clothing were found at the scene.

But, police said "no further clues or evidence have been located".

Troopers spokesperson Tim DeSpain said it appeared that Wilson, who was reported missing on July 14, had abandoned the car after it had got stuck in the mud.

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She had tried to free the vehicle before walking in the opposite direction, KTUU reports.

Search crews continue to look for Wilson but the girl was rescued from the vehicle on July 14.

Troopers referred to Wilson as the child’s grandmother but authorities later confirmed that Wilson is a family friend of the girl.

She reportedly agreed to watch the toddler for several days, Troopers said.

She's back with her mom and is in good health, according to KTUU.

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Wilson is a close friend of the child’s family and she was the last known person with the girl.

Police continue to hunt for Wilson and officers have said no foul play is suspected.

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Healy is located around 10 miles north of the Denali National Park and Preserve, which has six million acres of wilderness.

Anyone with information that can help cops should call 907-451-5100.

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