The search for seven year old JJ Valow and his sister 17 year old

Tyler Ryan began at the end of November when their grandparents had been

unable to reach them for a number of weeks. They called police and asked

them to do a welfare check on the grandchildren. When police arrived, they

talked to their mother Lori Valow who told police the children were visiting

friends and family out of state. Police tried to verify the information that

Lori Valow gave them, failing at that they went back to have another

discussion about the location of the children. However, Lori Valow was gone.

That began the search for seven year old JJ Valow and 17 year old

Tyler Ryan. Nate Eaton from East Idaho news.com has been covering the story since

its beginning. So has Ellen Killarim with CrimeOnline.com. We have both of them

joining us today to get us updated on what's happening in this case. We'll

start with Nate Eaton. Nate tell me what has happened this week in the

search for JJ and Tyler. So Tuesday morning, dozens of police officers

arrived at Chad Debel's home to serve a search warrant. The warrant was to

search the property. He lives on a large property. You know, police went there

in January and seized a bunch of electronic devices. They didn't focus so

much on the yard, but this warrant this week was to focus on the yard.

Chad Debel was there at the house when the warrant was served. He went

outside. Police immediately went to the backyard. We were able to get in the

helicopter right away and fly over at the house. And I immediately noticed that

they were putting up blue canopies, some blue tarps, and they had kind of a

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