BREAKING: A 3-year-old boy in Texas who has been missing since Wednesday has been found alive, officials said.
A 3-year-old boy in Texas who has been missing since Wednesday has been found alive, officials said Saturday.
Christopher Ramirez was last seen playing with a neighbor's dog while his mother unloaded groceries from her car outside their home in Grimes County Wednesday afternoon, authorities said. He followed the dog into the woods, and while the dog returned, he didn't. Search crews, including FBI personnel and community volunteers, had scoured the region with no signs of the boy for days.
Around noon local time Saturday, Texas EquuSearch, an organization that assists in search and recovery, announced that Christopher had been found. It shared a photo of him shirtless in car, being cradled by a woman, though did not provide further details.
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