Speaker 1: On September, Darren Glass went missing. Darren Glass age ten,
Speaker 1: height fifty seven inches, weight seventy pounds. Darren is an
Speaker 1: orphan and has a history of running away. He's done
Speaker 1: it twice before and told some playmates last Sunday that
Speaker 1: he was going to do it again. That day, Darren
Speaker 1: left his Foster home along Memorial Drive to go watch
Speaker 1: the Atlanta Braves. He plays over there all the time.
Speaker 1: We'll watch a little little friend. So he's religious, HOTEI
Speaker 1: Are you worried about him? She is, but you just
Speaker 1: think he's gonna eventually come up. He is up. What
Speaker 1: concerns us is the fact that this child has been
Speaker 1: missing five days. He was seen getting off the church
Speaker 1: bus after the game ended. So far police have no
Speaker 1: leads at all, but they say this case is now
Speaker 1: top priority. We're trying to find any information concerning his whereabouts,
Speaker 1: the way he possibly may be. At this point, we
Speaker 1: feel that it's deal very possible that Darren Glass could
Speaker 1: be alive, safe and well at some place. It was
Speaker 1: assumed Darren had gone outside to play for the rest
Speaker 1: of the day, but he never returned home. Today, the
Speaker 1: searchers took the form of a canvas here in Darren's
Speaker 1: old neighborhood, where searchers went door to door seeking out
Speaker 1: Darren's old friends who might be able to offer some
Speaker 1: new information. And you represent a parallel story. One story
Speaker 1: is the tragedy that is afflicting our children, and the
Speaker 1: other story is your response in this time of adversity.
Speaker 1: And you don't think he's been kidnapped. I shall know
Speaker 1: you live on his own, You love on his own
Speaker 1: because he won't leave so at you communicated this to
Speaker 1: the police and all the other agents. I've told he
Speaker 1: lived caused he wanted to go. And that's it. And
Speaker 1: I'm tired of the whole down, said Jason. You think
Speaker 1: people are making too much day, I'm making too bigger.
Speaker 1: It's you, old bol one thing would not be out
Speaker 1: doing damn. Now. The Denmarks is seventh month that we've
Speaker 1: been conducting these searches, and I think it has taken
Speaker 1: a lot of wear and tear out of a lot
Speaker 1: of people. Publicity about the ten year old boy and
Speaker 1: the widespread use of his picture did not help investigators.
Speaker 1: By Sunday they were finding a lot of people who
Speaker 1: thought they saw him. I'm satisfied that they have saying,
Speaker 1: someone that obviously looks a tremendous amount like uh Darren
Speaker 1: does whether or not as Darren, I can't say it,
Speaker 1: we can't say, and we're not really prepared to make
Speaker 1: a judgment. All night yet they combed the woods, sifted
Speaker 1: through debris, and bagged what they thought might be evidence.
Speaker 1: But slowly, as the searchers found nothing, interest dwindled and
Speaker 1: the throng thinned to just a few. Now the search
Speaker 1: is at an end, a long victim that has never
Speaker 1: been found, as Darron Glass, never found, never found to
Speaker 1: this day, to this day, Atlanta Monster coming January five,