Find Carlee Russell!

Carlee Russell was reported missing after phoning 911 after spotting a toddler on the freeway.

In the latest controversy surrounding Missing White Women Syndrome, Black Twitter is generating buzz about a missing Alabama woman who may have been abducted after she tried to be a good samaritan.

Had the woman been a white woman living in Mobile, Huntsville or well off, the junk food media would be covering this obsessively. They will be dramatizing events of a suspect, have wall-to-wall coverage and draft draconian laws to ensure harsher punishments for offenders.

While in Hoover, Alabama, Carlee Russell was traveling on Interstate 459, a bypass freeway in suburban Birmingham, she saw a child walking on the freeway. 

After stopping and realizing this was a toddler, she called 911 and her family. 

While on the phone with her family, Carlee was soon interrupted by something and thus silence.

The Hoover Police Department said 25-year-old Carlethia "Carlee" Nichole Russell made a 911 call on Wednesday to report that she saw a toddler walking on the side of Interstate 459 in Alabama at around 9:30 p.m.

Russell then stopped her car to check on the toddler and called a family member to report what she saw. The family member lost contact with Russell, but the line remained open, according to police.

About 50,000 vehicles travel on Interstate 459 in Birmingham.

Police who responded to her 911 call found the Russell's vehicle and some of her belongings at the scene when they arrived. But, they were unable to find her or a child in the area.

Police said they have not received any additional calls of someone missing a small child.

Police said a single witness reported seeing a grey vehicle and a man standing outside Russell's car, but police have no further information about that person or the vehicle.

Russell was wearing a black shirt, black pants and white Nike shoes, according to police.

An anonymous donor is offering $20,000 for the safe return of Russell and Crimestoppers of Metro Alabama are offering an additional $5,000.

"We are leaving nothing off the table and no stone unturned in investigating some of these facts," Hoover Police Department Lieutenant Daniel Lowe said at a press conference.