Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime where we get Big Mad over True Crime.

I'm your host Heather Ashley and today's case is just all around pretty terrible and it's a case

that happened close to where I live in an area that I've been to many many times. Small talk sucks,

so let's dive in.

Noah Tomlin was the second youngest of 10 children to his 34-year-old mother, Julia Tomlin.

He was a sweet boy who was known for being energetic and affectionate. When his mom was pregnant

with his baby sister, Cheyenne, he would kiss his mom's belly and say, I love you, Sissy.

But just six months after baby Cheyenne entered the world and he fell in love with his baby sister,

Noah went missing. According to his mother, Julia, she put him to bed at one a.m. on the more

morning of June 24th, 2019, and the 100 block of Atlantic Avenue in Hampton, Virginia.

This is the Bayside Mobile Home Park, just a block or two away from Buckrope Beach. She said she

went in to check on him the next morning and he was just gone. She called 911 at 1135 that afternoon

and reported him missing. Like I'm sure we all are, I'm getting really bad vibes that no one

noticed a toddler missing for 10 and a half hours, let alone until 1130 a.m. As if he wouldn't have

asked for 75 snacks and Noah wasn't potty trained and would have gone through at least two solid

diapers at this point. Not to mention, they had another infant in the house who would have needed

constant attention in diaper changes, so to think that they tended to her but didn't notice the

absence of Noah just doesn't sit right. Everyone immediately goes all hands on deck, the police

department, search and rescue teams and even the neighbors. All you could hear in the immediate

area was people yelling, Noah, Noah, Noah. The entrance to the Mobile Home Park they lived in was

completely blocked off and people had to show their ID and confirm their address just to get in.

Two CSI trucks were parked outside of the blue and white trailer Noah lived in and it was

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