NEW BRAUNFELS - The search for Joshua J. Davis has taken investigators across state lines, seeking information.
And authorities believe that someone, somewhere, knows more than they're telling about the toddler's Feb. 4 disappearance.
Lt. John McDonald of the New Braunfels Police Department criminal investigation division said FBI investigators have been talking to individuals far away from the Savannah Hill Circle neighborhood where 18-month-old Joshua vanished into thin air three weeks ago.
McDonald said the FBI has talked to individuals out of state who might have knowledge about the personalities of individuals connected to the case in some way.
"There's probably nothing more serious than a child case," he said. "Every day we chase new leads that come in."
This week, a fresh batch of rumors were circulating that Joshua had been found, but as of 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, according to dispatch, there was no new information in the case.
The leads are, for the most part, consistent in the areas they recommend searching or scenarios they recommended exploring, McDonald said.
"I do believe there are people out there who know some facts that we don't have, and I urge them to come forward," McDonald said.
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