09-27-2018, 10:17 AM
Today, police released the 911 call that was made nearly an hour after Maddox reportedly went missing.
Rick Foxx, who works at Rankin Lake Park, made the call. He says he doesn't believe Maddox was ever at the park that day.
"It didn't look as though, they were that concerned," Foxx said of the boy's father and his girlfriend, who was with him at the park. "I've worked there almost three years and we see everybody come in and out of that park pretty much. I didn't see that kid one time."
Also, at a news conference today, dad Ian Ritch made a desperate plea for anyone with information about his missing son to come forward.
"I just want my little boy back," Ritch said. "It's been torture. I'm not eating, not sleeping. I'm just worried about getting my little boy back."
Ritch says the boy chased after a jogger and then disappeared.
"I couldn't catch up with him. I feel guilt for letting him get so far ahead of me before I started running after him," Ian Ritch said.
Full piece: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maddox-ritc...r-at-park/
Rick Foxx, who works at Rankin Lake Park, made the call. He says he doesn't believe Maddox was ever at the park that day.
"It didn't look as though, they were that concerned," Foxx said of the boy's father and his girlfriend, who was with him at the park. "I've worked there almost three years and we see everybody come in and out of that park pretty much. I didn't see that kid one time."
Also, at a news conference today, dad Ian Ritch made a desperate plea for anyone with information about his missing son to come forward.
"I just want my little boy back," Ritch said. "It's been torture. I'm not eating, not sleeping. I'm just worried about getting my little boy back."
Ritch says the boy chased after a jogger and then disappeared.
"I couldn't catch up with him. I feel guilt for letting him get so far ahead of me before I started running after him," Ian Ritch said.
Full piece: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/maddox-ritc...r-at-park/