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Good morning and thanks for joining me for Rise in Crime.

Your morning caffeine hit, All About Crime.

I'm Mama Jules, and today I'm bringing you a developing story.

One I've been watching over the last couple of episodes with some

concern about the honesty that the parents were showing. Now, the presented sadness,

it just wasn't quite pinging as genuine for me, but I try not to make assumptions like that,

so I's just waiting to see how it would all play out. Well, on Friday,

investigators with the San Bernardino California Sheriff's Office arrested the parents of Emmanuel

Harrow, the seven-month-old baby that has been missing, at least reported missing since August 14th.

Now, here's how it all started. At 747 that evening, 41-year-old

Rebecca Harrow called 911, reporting that her baby son, Emmanuel, had been kidnapped from a

parking lot near a Big Five sporting goods store in UKPA. She was telling police that she was

changing his diaper while standing outside of her car.

She said she was approached by an attacker, an unknown man, who knocked her unconscious.

She said when she came to on the ground near her car, Emmanuel was gone.

That's when she called 911.

Now as a massive search for the boy in the area began,

Rebecca and her husband, 32-year-old Jake Harrow, were initially cooperating with the sheriff's

office. But their stories started to get a little wonky. There were too many inconsistencies,

and that's when they clammed up with authorities. But they had no problem sharing

their story with the TV cameras. Here, I want you to listen to this short clip from the day

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