02-02-2012, 04:01 PM
he has been missing one year on 2/4/12. and not forgotten.
WOAI
New Braunfels Police Capt. John McDonald says investigators have received misleading statements from the parents of a missing toddler and "many" of the people inside the home when the child went missing last year. 18-month-old Joshua Davis Jr. was reported missing Feb. 4, 2011.
"I think if your child is missing, you have no reason but to tell the truth on what you know and provide the information that would assist the investigators, rather than send them in different directions that would mislead them," Capt. McDonald said.
Investigators have kept a tight lid on the case over the past year but are releasing new details now in the hopes that someone will come forward with additional information.
"Right now, we think there was probably an accident inside the house and that the persons have not come forward to explain the accident," Capt. McDonald said. "We have confirmed with the family that the child was not kidnapped. We were able to confirm that nobody kicked in the door and took the child. We were able to confirm the child did not get out of the house."
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WOAI
New Braunfels Police Capt. John McDonald says investigators have received misleading statements from the parents of a missing toddler and "many" of the people inside the home when the child went missing last year. 18-month-old Joshua Davis Jr. was reported missing Feb. 4, 2011.
"I think if your child is missing, you have no reason but to tell the truth on what you know and provide the information that would assist the investigators, rather than send them in different directions that would mislead them," Capt. McDonald said.
Investigators have kept a tight lid on the case over the past year but are releasing new details now in the hopes that someone will come forward with additional information.
"Right now, we think there was probably an accident inside the house and that the persons have not come forward to explain the accident," Capt. McDonald said. "We have confirmed with the family that the child was not kidnapped. We were able to confirm that nobody kicked in the door and took the child. We were able to confirm the child did not get out of the house."