My name is Lauren Matthias, and it has been a couple of weeks since we last talked about the

case of baby Emmanuel Haro here at Hidden True Crime. But let me be very clear. That doesn't

mean we've forgotten about baby Emmanuel. He is still out there somewhere. And the people

responsible haven't yet been held accountable. Until that happens, his story must

keep being told. Because when a baby goes missing, when a life so fragile and pure is taken from the safety

they deserve, we can't just move on. We can't let his name fade into yesterday's headlines.

As the days continue to pass, the questions grow louder. Where is Emmanuel?

When will we have answers?

Today, I'm going to bring you a few important updates, but above all, I am keeping

Emmanuel's story alive because until he has found and until there is justice, there is no

ending to this story.

And we are watching, we are listening. We will continue to follow.

According to newly filed court documents, Riverside County prosecutors now believe

Emmanuel may have died up to nine days before Rebecca reported him kidnapped from the Big Five

parking lot in Yucpa, California. They've listed his possible date of death as sometime between

August 5th and August 14th, the very

day Rebecca told police he was abducted. On Thursday, September 4th, Jake and Rebecca Harrow appeared

at the Riverside Hall of Justice for their arraignment, where they both entered not guilty

police to murder. The couple said little during the hearings seated on opposite sides of the

courtroom and each represented by separate attorneys.

Jake is now being defended by the public defender's office, including attorneys Alison Lowe and Paulette Garthwaite.

Well, Rebecca is represented by court-appointed attorney Jeff Moore.

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