Cops, family seek clues in missing Mich. family case PETOSKEY, Mich. - Police and family members are asking for the public's help in locating a Michigan couple and their 4-month-old son after the three disappeared without word or warning last month. Timothy Medsker, his wife, Sabrina, and their son, Joshua, have not been seen or heard from since Feb. 12, Petoskey police told ABC News. Family and friends say the Medskers owned a cleaning business and described Timothy Medsker as a dedicated worker, never missing a day or shift. The couple has not responded to cell phone calls or other efforts to reach them since their disappearance, police told ABC. Police say there's no reason to suspect a crime has occurred, but are searching for clues in the disappearance. Petoskey Detective David Schultz told ABC it appeared the family left in a hurry from their two-story home on the state's northeast shore. A phone call by msnbc.com to Petoskey police was not immediately returned on Wednesday. "All of their personal belongings were there including clothing, computers, food, paperwork - it looked like something spooked them," Schultz told ABC News. The Medskers may be traveling in a 2010 Ford F-150 silver truck with a license plate of BXC0359, according to police. Laura Medsker, mother of Timothy Medsker, offered a message to her son, saying she was worried about the family's welfare. "We love you, we love Joshua and please just call somebody, or write or email, please," Laura Medsker told ABC. Let us know you guys are OK because we love you and we are worried about you guys. Laura Medsker did not immediately return a telephone call by msnbc.com on Wednesday.