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Bbm.My entry door is locked from inside or outside by pushing a button. It has a keypad and lots of people have those these days. SR could have slipped out and pushed the lock button and no one would have been the wiser.
But still, what happened to him after that?
LE told neighbors to check their camera footage, so I'm guessing at least some of the neighbors had cameras. But, nothing...
Did SR plan to run away? Did he just want some time alone and ran into someone with bad intentions? Did he plan to meet someone?
In my junior year, my best friend ran away from her parent's house one night and snuck into my bedroom window. I made her a little bed in my closet--every time she rolled over, the bifold doors would open a bit. She went home the next day, but did SR have any friends close enough and loyal enough to hide him out?
SR doesn't seem like the sort to do a lot of planning like that, but kids can be secretive.
I know a whole world of options still exists but I'm getting a sick feeling in my stomach that makes me think little SR never left home. Not alive, at any rate. I hope like mad that I'm wrong.
Yes, but in the case of the mom and stepdad, if your child is missing -- nothing else should matter !Maybe they do not want to be under the scrutiny of behaviour experts .
That's how I would feel. I remember the time my three-year-old (very active daughter) disappeared when we were shopping in the mall. I started hollering her name--everyone stopped to look, but I was frantic and I wasn't going to be silent. Then, a nice man pointed under a clothing rack, and sure enough, there were her feet sticking out. She got a public swat on the behind that day--in front of everyone. And no one scolded me for it.Yes, but if your child is missing -- nothing else should matter !
Omo.
Actually it might help if they held a presser to try to 'speak' directly to Sebastian.Was the stepdad home on Sunday evening? I thought he was in Memphis, TN, for work. Or, did you mean Mom was talking on the phone to the stepdad while he was out of town? [This question may have already been answered. I'll keep reading, as I have not yet read the entire thread.]
AMBER Alert: Urgent search continues for Sebastian Rogers
“Understandably, there is interest in hearing from friends and family to help provide more of a personal context about Sebastian. However, we have been requested by the family to let local media know that they are not in a position to speak to or be available to the media at this time. We have told them that while we would relay their message, it would be the decision of the individual media outlets and reporters to proceed as they see fit.” [Not a good look (IMO) when you have a child missing, but, obviously, they had a change of heart since the Mom and Stepdad have since been interviewed (although, for the most recent interview, they declined to show their faces on camera due to being "too distraught")]
That'll do it!To wherever he wanted to go. It's hard to say because he wouldn't wander off by himself and also, he hates to walk, but he will go out and walk in the rain, or on the wet ground without shoes with no worries.
I'm not autistic but I went through a phase as a teenager, around 13ish, where I went everywhere outside of school with no shoes.
Stepped on a bee or wasp one day and suddenly being barefoot lost its appeal
11 days is not good. This case is not going to end on a happy note. I feel so, so badly for him, and he could be my son at that age. Just heartbreaking.Despite “exhaustive efforts,” the Sumner County Sheriff’s Office said a search of a Kentucky landfill did not provide any additional clues as to what happened to missing teen Sebastian Rogers.
Friday marked 11 days since Sebastian was reported missing from his home in Hendersonville. After a massive search covering thousands of miles, authorities announced this week that they were scaling back the ground search and transitioning to the investigative side of the case.
In the Friday news release, the sheriff’s office said the support and cooperation of the community has been instrumental in the search efforts so far. Investigators are continuing to urge anyone with information regarding Sebastian’s disappearance to come forward.
Sebastian Rogers AMBER Alert: Officials say no evidence, leads found after landfill search
I think if LE thought there was a possibility that he was lost or kidnapped they would have actively encouraged his mother to speak directly to Sebastian or any one who might be holding him.Actually it might help if they held a presser to try to 'speak' directly to Sebastian.
Their child is missing and they need to keep speaking to the media to tell them more about Sebastian for those who have never met him.
What's his favorite food ?
Does he like stores ?
Does he like to climb inside cars ?
Small actions that may lead to someone noticing him ?
Etc.
If I'm wrong in what I fear (foul play or death), he could be alive & held somewhere, and see his bio parents in a news clip ?
Just hearing them may not be enough for Sebastian, he may need to 'see' them, if only on camera ?
Omo.
I think so, too.I think if LE thought there was a possibility that he was lost or kidnapped they would have actively encouraged his mother to speak directly to Sebastian or any one who might be holding him.
Yes, they gave it their all, beckoned all their resources, and did everything to lure this child home.LE seems to have taken a massive amount of steps to find, at first, a missing child and also areas where he may not be alive. The video's have been requested, door knocks to remind others to search their properties, blaring his favorite song in hopes to lure him out, canines, horse back searches, engaged both CART and TBI, the endangered alert later changed to Amber alert, bringing out public utilities to search the storm drains, the land fill search - an incredible amount of resources!! I hope that their investigations can lead them to what happened to this sweet faced 15 year old child.
That's incredibly problematic. That's the wrong time period to be concerned about, and likely indicates that something happened much earlier than we've been told.
Especially if he didn't like to be dirty.How far would your son walk without shoes?
I’m autistic also and I HATE shoes. As a kid I would walk to/from school (1 mile to middle school, 1.5 to high school) without shoes and then only put them on when i got there because i had to. I definitely walked pretty extensively as a kid without shoes, even more so than now that i’m older and my feet hurt lolHow far would your son walk without shoes?
I've never heard of this approach with media when there is a missing child. Anyone else?Was the stepdad home on Sunday evening? I thought he was in Memphis, TN, for work. Or, did you mean Mom was talking on the phone to the stepdad while he was out of town? [This question may have already been answered. I'll keep reading, as I have not yet read the entire thread.]
AMBER Alert: Urgent search continues for Sebastian Rogers
“Understandably, there is interest in hearing from friends and family to help provide more of a personal context about Sebastian. However, we have been requested by the family to let local media know that they are not in a position to speak to or be available to the media at this time. We have told them that while we would relay their message, it would be the decision of the individual media outlets and reporters to proceed as they see fit.” [Not a good look (IMO) when you have a child missing, but, obviously, they had a change of heart since the Mom and Stepdad have since been interviewed (although, for the most recent interview, they declined to show their faces on camera due to being "too distraught")]
No, at least when everything is as it initially appears. Parents beg for media attention in cases like this, because they know how vital it is. There's nothing more important than keeping your child's name and face in the news, and keeping the public engaged.I've never heard of this approach with media when there is a missing child. Anyone else?
How far would your son walk without shoes?