04-26-2011, 05:47 PM
video of parents here. they are angry at police.
http://www.fox8live.com/news/local/story...p5Ogw.cspx
FOX8
New Orleans - Boats circled near the spot where Paris Road meets Lake Pontchartrain, during the second day searching for two boys and two dogs, all missing since Sunday.
The area is where the last traces of the two 13-year-old half-brothers, Aaronne Russell and Aaronne Mitchell, were located Monday.
“My son swims, he swims,” said Mitchell’s mother, Sharonne. “He’s no excellent swimmer, but he swims.”
“They did find a doo rag and they found a dog chain,” said relative Deshonda Griffin about the search.
Angela Kinler may have been the last person to see the boys, when they came by her Little Woods home near the lake and asked to take her dogs for a walk.
“They asked me if they could take both of them to the beach to go swimming, and I told them yeah,” Kinler said.
While police and firefighters, search dogs, and divers, look for any signs, a mother believes the boys are still alive.
“Call me, let me know, nobody's mad at you,” Mitchell pleaded. “We're not going to stop till we find y’all.”
Family members were relieved by the search effort today, but the boys went missing two days ago, and they wish more was done earlier.
“The search didn't come together fast enough, but today is better than yesterday,” Griffin said.
It's hard for anyone to fathom what could have happened, especially the owner of one of the dogs, named Buddy.
“I don't know, I'm lost. How can four bodies disappear,” A.J. Messina. “Two dogs and two boys.”
Though it has been nearly three days now, family remains hopeful. All involved say they are committed to seeing the expanded search through.
http://www.fox8live.com/news/local/story...p5Ogw.cspx
FOX8
New Orleans - Boats circled near the spot where Paris Road meets Lake Pontchartrain, during the second day searching for two boys and two dogs, all missing since Sunday.
The area is where the last traces of the two 13-year-old half-brothers, Aaronne Russell and Aaronne Mitchell, were located Monday.
“My son swims, he swims,” said Mitchell’s mother, Sharonne. “He’s no excellent swimmer, but he swims.”
“They did find a doo rag and they found a dog chain,” said relative Deshonda Griffin about the search.
Angela Kinler may have been the last person to see the boys, when they came by her Little Woods home near the lake and asked to take her dogs for a walk.
“They asked me if they could take both of them to the beach to go swimming, and I told them yeah,” Kinler said.
While police and firefighters, search dogs, and divers, look for any signs, a mother believes the boys are still alive.
“Call me, let me know, nobody's mad at you,” Mitchell pleaded. “We're not going to stop till we find y’all.”
Family members were relieved by the search effort today, but the boys went missing two days ago, and they wish more was done earlier.
“The search didn't come together fast enough, but today is better than yesterday,” Griffin said.
It's hard for anyone to fathom what could have happened, especially the owner of one of the dogs, named Buddy.
“I don't know, I'm lost. How can four bodies disappear,” A.J. Messina. “Two dogs and two boys.”
Though it has been nearly three days now, family remains hopeful. All involved say they are committed to seeing the expanded search through.