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Bees Whether it's the thickness of the woods or murky canals, volunteers searching for six-year-old Christopher Barrio say the words, give up is nowhere in their mindset.

Brunswick is a city situated along the southeast coast of Georgia that is steeped in rich history and southern charm.

With its cobblestone streets, small-straped oaks and sprawling marshlands, it's a place where life moves a little slower.

It's a city that prides itself on its tight-knit community, a place where, when something happens to one family,

it feels like it happens to all. Just outside the city limits, talked off Canal Road,

near the steady rush of Interstate 95, sits the Canal Mobile Home Park. It's a modest patchwork

of single wides and trailers that circle around a road called horseshoe lean.

It's a quiet area, mostly working class families and retirees, where kids ride their bikes

in the street, and dogs bark from behind chain link fences. Life in the park wasn't glamorous,

but it was familiar. Among the rows of weather-worn homes, there was one family that never quite

blended in. People noticed them, not because they were loud or friendly, but because they watched.

The father would sit out on the steps and stare. The son had a way of looking at the neighbourhood

kids that made people feel uncomfortable. Some residents whispered about him.

They said that he had a record, that he was a convicted sex offender.

Others just kept their distance.

But behind closed doors, more than a few parents had warned their children

to stay away from that trailer.

In a place where everyone knows everyone,

it was hard to ignore when something,

or someone, didn't feel quite right.

When a young boy vanished on the 8th of March 2007,

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