Noah Chamberlin- vanished

[Mitz_]

Has anyone been following the disappearance of Noah Chamberlin in Tennesee? It gets stranger every day. 

2 year old Noah vanished during a walk in the woods with his grandmother. Searchers were on the scene in minutes. Seven days and an enormous search later, he is still missing and no leads have been revealed. 

The family has been silent. Here is the only statement I am aware of, made on his mothers' FB page. 

http://m.imgur.com/a/IgQJd

[browncoatslytherin]

i had seen this trend briefly on fb a few days ago. it certainly is pretty odd.

[Mitz_]

Oops, thought I included this link

http://www.fox8live.com/story/31015967/leads-found-in-search-for-missing-2-year-old-noah-chamberlin

[ADoyle90815]

Unfortunately, he was found dead. http://www.fox8live.com/story/31026230/2-year-old-noah-chamberlin-found-dead?utm_source=wvue&utm_medium=C&utm_campaign=TrendingStories

[laPapessaGiovanna]

Oh no. It seems he got lost and they didn't find him in time. He was further than what they thought he could be. It's a heartbreaking nightmare. I keep thinking of his family. 

[Mitz_]

Not further, just outside of the search grid. Don't know where he was found yet, they haven't said. The search area was only on one side of the road, which was very weird. The sheriff wouldn't let anyone search outside of his grid. So sad. 

 

[bashfulpixie]

Oh my God.  That poor baby    I feel terrible for his family.

[Fascinated]

Heartbreaking. I can't even read this story. 

[Koala]

I have a really hard time even thinking about this.  The thought of that poor baby wandering around lost and scared just breaks my heart.  I can't even imagine what the family is going through.  

 

[apple1]

What a horrible tragedy. I really have no words.

[downtherabbithole]

It is horrible. I can't believe that after 7 days they had not already extended their search grid. He was found only 1.5 miles from his house, which might be even closer to where his grandma "lost sight of him". They had hundreds of volunteers, why not widen your search after the first couple of days searching In the same square mile? 

[lovemygsp]

On January 22, 2016 at 4:52 PM, downtherabbithole said:

It is horrible. I can't believe that after 7 days they had not already extended their search grid. He was found only 1.5 miles from his house, which might be even closer to where his grandma "lost sight of him". They had hundreds of volunteers, why not widen your search after the first couple of days searching In the same square mile? 

The article I read said he was only 1/2 mile away from where he was last seen and "in a clearing". As a mom of an almost 2 year old who hikes all the time with her I find this incredible suspicious. My DD doesn't move so fast that if I looked away for even a few minutes she would disappear. I have friends that are local to the area and they said it was the worst search team organization they've ever seen (They are volunteer fire).

That poor little boy. Either someone was hiding something or a LoT of people failed him.