Thank you. It is just so frustrating! LE would be a very difficult job, for so many reasons, but watching someone it seems is at the least guilty of creating the circumstances which allowed the child to be abducted, lost, hurt, etc.... watching them free and seemingly unwilling to assist, well, that is mind boggling how frustrating that would be!
It could. They don't know what happened to the little cherub. But let's say he died after being trapped in a hot car because dad was out of it after ingesting someone else's prescription. I'm not sure but it's possible that a possession charge could cause jeopardy to attach to a later homicide charge.
I think it's typical in cases like this when it appears obvious a parent did something, (or didn't do something they should have), for there to be no charges until the strongest charges can occur. Frustrating though. Because he seems to escape consequence for his actions that led to the little one being missing.