carlyturner
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I feel like crying.
I must be blind as I can't find any post from 20 minutes ago that would help. I searched both threads there, too.
WPD asks everyone to avoid the area of Chisholm Creek Park as the investigation into missing 5-year-old Lucas Hernandez has led them there.
Can I comment regarding the Eagle article now that abuse info has been published?
I must be blind as I can't find any post from 20 minutes ago that would help. I searched both threads there, too.
PerfectingPink-I wonder if they have cameras? Perhaps someone checked them today?
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Thanks, I was wondering if they were checked today but maybe someone did at Casey's.I don't think there are cameras there but there might be at the Casey's across the street.
Can I comment regarding the Eagle article now that abuse info has been published?
I just got home. Lucas is still missing. I saw this from an hour ago:
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Wichita Police are following up on leads regarding #LucasHernandez in the area of the Great Plains Nature Center and Chisholm Creek Park. Dozens of police officers are here; people are asked to stay out of this area. @KAKEnews
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Apologies if this has already been addressed. Now I'm going to backtrack and catch up on the thread. I'm so disappointed Lucase hasn't been found.
http://www.kansas.com/news/local/article200822364.html
Oh noooo.
Meanwhile, two relatives of the boy told The Eagle on Sunday that they had concerns about his welfare in the past. Sally Rasmussen, a great aunt of Lucas, said she contacted the Kansas Department for Children and Families last spring. The other relative, Jeannie Houchin, a great grandmother of the boy, said the Kansas child protection agency confirmed it was investigating. A Department for Children and Families spokeswoman couldn’t be reached Sunday.
Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/news/local/article200822364.html#storylink=cpy
I’m a close relative of Lucas. He was with his dad’s girlfriend and according to her she last saw him at 3 pm right before she took a nap. As far as I know, he was not asleep and we don’t know him to be a big napper anymore.
He is not known to wander off or leave the house alone.
They just moved to this house very recently.
We just want Lucas home.
PerfectingPink-
Do you know if they have cameras around the fishing area of the lake?
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Casey's sounds like a general store.Even though the lake doesn't have cameras (that I know of) the nature trails might. It has been a while since I have been on the trails and the ponds that are south of Chisohlm Lake. I would think there would be trail cams at least in there.
http://www.kansas.com/news/local/article200822364.html
Oh noooo.
Meanwhile, two relatives of the boy told The Eagle on Sunday that they had concerns about his welfare in the past. Sally Rasmussen, a great aunt of Lucas, said she contacted the Kansas Department for Children and Families last spring. The other relative, Jeannie Houchin, a great grandmother of the boy, said the Kansas child protection agency confirmed it was investigating. A Department for Children and Families spokeswoman couldnt be reached Sunday.
Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/news/local/article200822364.html#storylink=cpy
Until we know more I would treat this information lightly, IMO. Based on the names I'm going to speculate these are relations of the mother. We know that Lucas' father had full custody of the boy. These reports could simply be attempts at finding the father or his home unfit for Lucas in an attempt at getting the mother custody. Sadly I've gone through this repeatedly with my niece and her child. My niece was granted full custody of the child, the father's parent's didn't like that (they were barred from contact with the child because they refused to submit to drug testing) so they got into the habit of calling DCF and making false reports against my niece. We must've had DCF at our home 6-7 times over the past 12 months investigating us and doing home checks. According to the DCF caseworker it's a bad habit some non-custodial parents have, they will call DCF and report abuse, neglect, whatever in order to get the other parent in trouble.