Missing Georgia toddler: Police 'seized evidence' they think will move case 'forward'
As police in Savannah, Georgia, search for a toddler who mysteriously vanished nearly one week ago, the department said Tuesday that it's "seized evidence" that police think will "move this case forward."
"We're now working to analyze the evidence to see where it leads us," the Chatham County Police Department said.
Quinton Simon, 20 months old, has been missing since Oct. 5.
We've seized evidence that we believe will help move this case forward & we're now working to analyze the evidence to see where it leads us. We continue to pursue all avenues to bring Quinton home, following all leads and evidence. There will be no further public statements today pic.twitter.com/7JaqlGCxqW
— Chatham County Police Department (@ChathamCountyPD) October 11, 2022
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Chatham County police requested FBI assistance the day Quinton was reported missing and authorities are continuing "aggressive efforts to find him," Chatham County police chief Jeff Hadley said at a news conference Monday. Over 40 FBI agents are now on the ground in Savannah, he said.
Quinton was last seen at his Savannah home around 6 a.m. Wednesday by his mother's boyfriend, the chief said. After Quinton's mother woke up, she reported him missing around 9:40 a.m., he said.
Police said last week that the case didn't appear to involve a custody dispute.
Hadley added Monday that police have had contact with Quinton's biological father and said he's not a suspect.
Authorities have "conducted multiple interviews, executed multiple search warrants and we've canvassed numerous specific geographic areas," Hadley said Monday.
Hadley stressed that he's committed to finding answers and finding Quinton.
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