Search intensifies for missing 6-year-old: 'I'm going crazy not knowing'

The family of a missing 6-year-old South Carolina girl is desperate to find her after she mysteriously disappeared in front of her own home.

First grader Faye Swetlik was last seen around 3:45 p.m. Monday. She had gotten off the school bus and was playing in front of her home in Cayce, just outside of Columbia, according to the Cayce Department of Public Safety.

"I'm going crazy not knowing where she is," Faye's grandmother, Ruth Collins, wrote on Facebook.

"Since 5 p.m. Monday afternoon law enforcement officers from multiple agencies have worked tirelessly around the clock," Sgt. Evan Antley of the Cayce Public Safety Department said at a news conference Wednesday. "We are still exploring every possibility to bring her home."

Investigators knocked on every door in her neighborhood, combed through hundreds of hours of video and interviewed witnesses, department of public safety officials said Wednesday.

Hundreds of officers are involved in the search which officials vowed will continue until the 6-year-old is found.

"Faye is a bubbly and happy little girl," her family said in a statement. "She's not the type of kid that will up and walk away... Faye pays attention to her surroundings."

"We just want to find Faye and bring her home," the family said.

Community members gathered to pray for the little girl at Trinity Baptist Church Tuesday night.

"I want my baby back," Faye's grandmother said at the church, reported ABC Columbia affiliate WOLO."You got to find her."

Anyone with information is asked to call the Faye Swetlik hotline at 803-205-4444