09-07-2011, 08:56 PM
how far could this little boy have gone??
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Neighbour Nila Alaric lives on Cypress Drive, close to the Heberts, and said over the phone at 4 p.m., "I can see people searching everywhere right now."
The mother of two infants said the neighbourhood is bordered by forest and she has seen cougars, black bears, turkey, deer, moose and elk.
"At night, if it's after 8 p.m. I'm thinking about the bears," Alaric said.
Frank Hughes is a local realtor who has worked with Kienan's dad Paul - who sells homes for another company.
Hughes said the family has six children and lives on the new Whiskey Jack golf course.
He said he was showing a house in the neighbourhood this morning when he saw Mr. Hebert and then joined the search for Kienan.
He said the authorities soon took over the search, but many people in the small town are hoping to find the little boy.
"The locals in Sparwood - it was amazing how quickly they responded," Hughes said. "There's an awful lot of people still looking up there."
Derek Scherer, a spokesman for Sparwood Search and Rescue, said the search leaders are currently in the command centre discussing where to go from here.
"We've done a fairly thorough search and a big circumference around the house," Scherer said.
He said this included a shoulder-to-shoulder search for about 600 metres.
"We have upwards of 200 volunteers searching," Scherer said.
vancouver sun
his father Paul, a realtor
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Neighbour Nila Alaric lives on Cypress Drive, close to the Heberts, and said over the phone at 4 p.m., "I can see people searching everywhere right now."
The mother of two infants said the neighbourhood is bordered by forest and she has seen cougars, black bears, turkey, deer, moose and elk.
"At night, if it's after 8 p.m. I'm thinking about the bears," Alaric said.
Frank Hughes is a local realtor who has worked with Kienan's dad Paul - who sells homes for another company.
Hughes said the family has six children and lives on the new Whiskey Jack golf course.
He said he was showing a house in the neighbourhood this morning when he saw Mr. Hebert and then joined the search for Kienan.
He said the authorities soon took over the search, but many people in the small town are hoping to find the little boy.
"The locals in Sparwood - it was amazing how quickly they responded," Hughes said. "There's an awful lot of people still looking up there."
Derek Scherer, a spokesman for Sparwood Search and Rescue, said the search leaders are currently in the command centre discussing where to go from here.
"We've done a fairly thorough search and a big circumference around the house," Scherer said.
He said this included a shoulder-to-shoulder search for about 600 metres.
"We have upwards of 200 volunteers searching," Scherer said.
vancouver sun
his father Paul, a realtor