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They need to go out further from the last place seen.
First of all, it was a warm sunny day the afternoon he disappeared. His grandmother called 9/11 at 1:19 p.m. to report him missing. One could assume grandma must have spent at least 20-30 minutes running around looking for him before she called for help, I think that would be about the norm out in a rural setting. The sun sets around 5:00 pm over in Tennessee right now. That would have allowed Noah to travel in whatever direction at whatever pace for at least 4 hours. As the sun began to set and he slowly began to realize that he could hear no one and see no one, the panic may have began setting in and he began running as fast as his little legs would carry him.
I grew up going to the Indian mounds in Pinson.
They also serve as burial mounds but no one would be living there without a ranger knowing it, IMO.
Lovely place to visit. Here's some info:
http://tnstateparks.com/parks/about/pinson-mounds
jmo
Here's the State Parks info listed, but is this anywhere near the search area? It has Native American ties:
http://tnstateparks.com/parks/about/pinson-mounds
http://tnstateparks.com/assets/pdf/additional-content/park-maps/pinson-mounds_park-map.pdf
http://tnstateparks.com/assets/pdf/additional-content/park-brochures/pinson-mounds_brochure.pdf
I believe steelman posted a map on Thread #1. Has it made it over to Thread #2?
Is it just me, but I feel this has been non informative pressers.
They don't even now if baby was wearing a diaper? geez...........
As far as the parents not speaking to the media...maybe they were advised not to do so by a family friend or whomever ?
Hard to believe this is thread #2 and not the slightest sign of the little guy.
:moo:
Nothing really new in this link, but it does mention that Mom thanked searchers via FB
www.nydailynews.com/news/national/d...nnessee-boy-noah-chamberlin-article-1.2500439
I first saw this story yesterday morning on Facebook and it just hits me really hard because the first thing I thought when I scrolled past the picture of Noah was how much he looks like my two year old. I've been obsessed with updates since then, which is how i found this forum. I wish I could go help search for him but we're in CO. I wish I could go let my son walk around from where Noah was last seen just to see what a toddler would find interesting out there. Toddlers are fast and stronger than they look and little explorers. My son is always trying to get out of our house and loves to just walk and explore. One day I let him and just followed closely behind to see where he would go. He was about 18 months at the time and walked almost half a mile around our neighborhood in 30 minutes