02-12-2011, 08:54 PM
no, not sleeping. 9 people in the trailer. mom watching TV in bedroom, dad watching a game on TV. i don't recall if the baby had a bed or crib.
NEW BRAUNFELS — A circle of people formed in the front yard of Joshua Davis Jr.’s family home Saturday afternoon.
Holding hands, about 50 community members prayed for the baby’s safe return and for the family’s peace of mind.
“We are looking for reconciliation within the community and the parents,” said LaTondra Darnell, New Creation Christian Fellowship Church care group leader. “Even when the police have moved the search to a recovery, we are coming together to find baby Josh.”
The 18-month-old toddler has been missing since Feb. 4 from Savannah Hill Circle in New Braunfels, despite dog teams’ continuous search efforts.
Community members, as well as members of Joshua’s family, met at the family home Saturday to organize small search parties, stepping up the investigation themselves. Five groups of about 10 people prepared to pass out hundreds of fliers in the New Braunfels and San Marcos areas.
“We came out to give support and see if we could help out in some way,” said Ricky Vigil of Seguin. “We’ve been watching the story this whole time. It’s a very sad situation.”
Michelle Griffin, family friend, said the family is going through a spiritual battle.
“The police are saying they are no longer taking tips,”WHICH SPEAKS VOLUMES TO ME. “The lines have been jam packed with leads.”
Griffin said the family organized Saturday’s search party to follow up on leads the police have not investigated.
“We’re passing out fliers, and five or six vans will load up people and take them to different places,” Griffin said.
“We ask that the community keeps saying prayers.”
NEW BRAUNFELS — A circle of people formed in the front yard of Joshua Davis Jr.’s family home Saturday afternoon.
Holding hands, about 50 community members prayed for the baby’s safe return and for the family’s peace of mind.
“We are looking for reconciliation within the community and the parents,” said LaTondra Darnell, New Creation Christian Fellowship Church care group leader. “Even when the police have moved the search to a recovery, we are coming together to find baby Josh.”
The 18-month-old toddler has been missing since Feb. 4 from Savannah Hill Circle in New Braunfels, despite dog teams’ continuous search efforts.
Community members, as well as members of Joshua’s family, met at the family home Saturday to organize small search parties, stepping up the investigation themselves. Five groups of about 10 people prepared to pass out hundreds of fliers in the New Braunfels and San Marcos areas.
“We came out to give support and see if we could help out in some way,” said Ricky Vigil of Seguin. “We’ve been watching the story this whole time. It’s a very sad situation.”
Michelle Griffin, family friend, said the family is going through a spiritual battle.
“The police are saying they are no longer taking tips,”WHICH SPEAKS VOLUMES TO ME. “The lines have been jam packed with leads.”
Griffin said the family organized Saturday’s search party to follow up on leads the police have not investigated.
“We’re passing out fliers, and five or six vans will load up people and take them to different places,” Griffin said.
“We ask that the community keeps saying prayers.”