Hello everyone and welcome to police off the cuff, real crime stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD sergeant, Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Folks, we got a case that is one of some of the most difficult cases that police can

ever work, and that's anywhere in this world.

And of course, we see on the screen, Sebastian Rogers, a 15-year-old autistic male from Sumner County.

He's been missing since February 16th when his mother, at 6 o'clock in the morning,

went to check on him in his bed, and he was gone.

And he hasn't been seen since that date, quite disturbing, because in these cases,

the success rate of finding someone is usually when you find them quickly, right?

The first few days, the first 24, 48 hours after the person goes missing.

And as this has stretched into five weeks, he went missing on February 26th, it's really disheartening that there's no sight of him.

There's no evidence of him.

A recent blurb went out saying that potentially they found some glasses that belonged to him.

And the sheriff's office just announced that they did not belong to him.

I'm sure the glasses were DNA tested to make sure that there was no chance whatsoever that they could make that mistake rather than having just saying, oh, those are his glasses.

I'm sure they tested them for DNA and that definitively will knock that lead out.

So then what do the police do now? The police is saying in this case that there is no foul play.

And on the screen now you see a picture of Katie and Chris Proudfoot. They are the, well, Chris Proudfoot is the stepdad and Katie is the mom of Sebastian. And this is the biological dad,

Seth Rogers, on the screen right now. And he's been giving quite a few interviews with different

news organizations. But this case is still baffling. And as it stretches on and on, we all remember

Summer Wells, and I had just checked because we covered that case. Summer Wells, um, 615, 2021.

So this June 15th, if she's not found, will be three years that Summer Wells has been missing.

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