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Still, Benitez said her toddler couldn't have gotten outside himself, noting he wasn't tall enough to turn a doorknob.
"The only way that the baby would have gotten out the door is (if) the front door (was) open," she said. "But we had the doors closed."
Ice covered the steps outside, leading Benitez to believe that there would be signs of Josh if he did get out.
Still, as of Monday, police searches involving people, helicopters and dogs hadn't led to any signs of the boy.
"They had scent dogs out here, and (they) said there was no scent of him leaving the yard," the toddler's father, Josh Davis Sr., told CNN affiliate KENS. "So I don't see how he could have wandered off, or else they would have picked something up."
more here
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/02/08/texas.missing.boy/index.html
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GRACE: We are taking your calls. Straight out to Michael Board, WOAI Newsradio.
Michael, what happened? I don`t understand how you can see the baby and 10 minutes before, and then suddenly the baby`s gone.
MICHAEL BOARD, REPORTER, WOAI NEWSRADIO: Well, police are saying that it looks like he just was able to wander out of his home. We know that the latch on the door in this home did not work.
Some big developments in this case today, Nancy, though. We have to tell you that the radius, the search radius for little Joshua has been expanded now for two miles. One of the things that they`re doing is, this is a neighborhood full of prefabricated homes, some of the officers as well as search dogs are going underneath these homes to see if maybe the baby was able to wiggle its way underneath there.
Also in the cases where a human or a dog couldn`t fit under there, they`ve got high-tech cameras that are able to go underneath these homes to see if maybe possibly this child was able to make its way under there -- underneath here in the freezing weather we`ve had in south Texas.
more here
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1102/07/ng.02.html
Still, Benitez said her toddler couldn't have gotten outside himself, noting he wasn't tall enough to turn a doorknob.
"The only way that the baby would have gotten out the door is (if) the front door (was) open," she said. "But we had the doors closed."
Ice covered the steps outside, leading Benitez to believe that there would be signs of Josh if he did get out.
Still, as of Monday, police searches involving people, helicopters and dogs hadn't led to any signs of the boy.
"They had scent dogs out here, and (they) said there was no scent of him leaving the yard," the toddler's father, Josh Davis Sr., told CNN affiliate KENS. "So I don't see how he could have wandered off, or else they would have picked something up."
more here
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/CRIME/02/08/texas.missing.boy/index.html
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<snip>
GRACE: We are taking your calls. Straight out to Michael Board, WOAI Newsradio.
Michael, what happened? I don`t understand how you can see the baby and 10 minutes before, and then suddenly the baby`s gone.
MICHAEL BOARD, REPORTER, WOAI NEWSRADIO: Well, police are saying that it looks like he just was able to wander out of his home. We know that the latch on the door in this home did not work.
Some big developments in this case today, Nancy, though. We have to tell you that the radius, the search radius for little Joshua has been expanded now for two miles. One of the things that they`re doing is, this is a neighborhood full of prefabricated homes, some of the officers as well as search dogs are going underneath these homes to see if maybe the baby was able to wiggle its way underneath there.
Also in the cases where a human or a dog couldn`t fit under there, they`ve got high-tech cameras that are able to go underneath these homes to see if maybe possibly this child was able to make its way under there -- underneath here in the freezing weather we`ve had in south Texas.
more here
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1102/07/ng.02.html