03-28-2012, 03:53 PM
Deputies said the toddler’s parents feel far worse than anyone could imagine.
“Extremely distraught, it’s been a very difficult time for them,” said Capt. Rex Evans, Liberty County Sheriff’s Office.
Deborah Scott, a neighbor, remembers the time a grown man got lost in the area.
“It’s a mean river. She’ll take a life in a heartbeat, she’s taken a lot of them,” Scott said, adding there were other dangers the defenseless child could face.
“We’ve got gators out here, really big gators out here crawling,” Scott said. “And since the drought, the animals are coming back. We have wild hogs out here in these woods and I’m just worried about what’s happened.”
i'd like to know what was in 2 bags of evidence collected in back yard.
“Extremely distraught, it’s been a very difficult time for them,” said Capt. Rex Evans, Liberty County Sheriff’s Office.
Deborah Scott, a neighbor, remembers the time a grown man got lost in the area.
“It’s a mean river. She’ll take a life in a heartbeat, she’s taken a lot of them,” Scott said, adding there were other dangers the defenseless child could face.
“We’ve got gators out here, really big gators out here crawling,” Scott said. “And since the drought, the animals are coming back. We have wild hogs out here in these woods and I’m just worried about what’s happened.”
i'd like to know what was in 2 bags of evidence collected in back yard.