That’s kinda what I was thinking. I know little about autism but I was wondering what his normal behavior is when he doesn’t get his way or is in big trouble. He might not make a lot of noise pounding on the door. He might have turned his attention to walking away. Fight or flight.
Yes, he has told us he lives in Clarksville, and works for Davidson County Sheriff's Office as corrections officer. (Side fact- that happens to be the building behind the Birch building, where Riley Strain entered the water, if you followed that case. Just for reference- nothing to do with that case!)
Just because LE didn't say it, doesn't mean it isn't so. Something happened at the pond for them to drain it for sure.
It could have been the abundance of investigative caution. Missing child with known autism, have been immediately found. Nearby body of water. Had to be ruled out IMO.
That’s my opinion on it as well. Just being cautious, especially considering past cases with autistic children and water.
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Ok wow, thank you for taking the time on that.Not just "a visit," but apparently multiple visits.
Note: "all those cases" - not just one case, or he would have said "that case is closed." Not just two visits, or he would likely have said "both of those cases are closed." It sounds to me that they've been called out at least three times. IMO, MOO, etc., etc.
Sebastian Rogers' parents meet with TBI amidst ongoing search for missing teen
As the search for 15-year-old Sebastian Rogers continues, the missing teen's mother, father, and stepfather met with Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) onfox17.com
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Agreed. This is why law enforcement has said that any individual attempting to impede the search will be considered a person of interest.
I only recall that any sightings were later reported as not legitimate. No legitimate sightings, no images on ring cam, car cam, or cctv. And apparently no scent picked up, or none that led anywhere.Has anyone else seen any additional information on this old tip? They said in the article below it didn't "pan out", but the only reason I've been trying to look it up is because I saw it referenced again on one of the Find Sebastian FB groups. It originated from a woman on the Nextdoor app.
The incident was referenced in this article back from February 27th-
AMBER Alert: Day 2 of search for missing Sumner County teen
The search for a teenager missing from Hendersonville has now stretched on two days, with authorities urgently trying to find him before colder weather moves into the area. Based on additional inve…
"Craddock said authorities have received several tips over the course of the search and are looking into every possible lead, including a potential sighting on Newmans Trail off Long Hollow Pike, but so far none of those tips have panned out."
I wish they would be a bit more clear in the words they choose. Did it not pan out because they located the person from the trail and verified, or did it not pan out because they couldn't find the person? Details are important. Newman's Trail is under 2 miles, as the crow flies, from Sebastian's home. MOO
I’m assuming he could get many miles away, if he really wanted to. My own autistic son once walked about 30 miles, at age 21. (He had an obsession with seeing a certain place.) But he was found by police, and at that point very much wanted to come home. He was exhausted and wanted to eat and drink and be comfortable.
As far as he may have been determined to go, I suppose. JMO
To be clear, I am not suggesting that he is staying away purposefully, only trying to speculate on how wide the search area might be if some harm, accidental or otherwise, did befall him.
