5-year-old New Hampshire boy reported missing last week is unlikely to be found alive, authorities say.
A 5-year-old New Hampshire boy reported missing last week is unlikely to be found alive, New Hampshire's senior assistant attorney general said Friday.. In recent days, however, they said further investigation has turned up at least one sighting of the boy since mid-September.
"We were hopeful that Elijah would be found alive," Ben Agati of the New Hampshire attorney general's office said during a news conference at the park."We're now facing the prospect that he is not. And we do have a belief at this time that Elijah is deceased.""Information has been developed to lead us to this search of this wooded area," Plymouth County, Massachusetts, District Attorney Timothy Cruz said at the news conference.
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