The case of missing seven-month-old Emanuel Harrow has so many red flags. Unfortunately, I think his parents had something to do with his disappearance and know exactly where he is. All signs point to a staged abduction, and that goes for the bad acting on the part of Rebecca and Jake Harrow, too.

Rebecca’s black eye looks like it’s already healing, and witness accounts show that it was there before the incident she claims happened. Big Five employees have spoken out, saying that the baby wasn’t with her that day. They went in the previous day, trying to find out if there were cameras in the parking lot.

If they don’t arrest these two after all these suspicious actions, then something is terribly wrong. I believe they are the prime suspects, and police are gathering evidence—of course, trying to find baby Emanuel before making arrests so that the charges stick.

Rebecca’s mother has spoken out, saying that Rebecca would never hurt the baby. She has been trying to have a son of her own for a while now. Well, rumors have been circulating that the parents’ yard has been dug up and cadaver dogs brought onto the property, but still no sign of Emanuel.

Sheriff spokeswoman Mara Rodriguez confirmed Monday that investigators conducted the search. She declined to say what they were looking for or what they recovered, citing the ongoing investigation. Canines have been used throughout the search, she said, while declining to say whether cadaver dogs were deployed at the property.

Rebecca and Jake had been asked to take a polygraph test, but Jake refused, saying they wouldn’t be doing that until they got an attorney. The grandmother also said the mother had turned off her cell phone because she had received death threats. Jake Carro also was not answering his phone.

The disappearance of seven-month-old Emanuel Harrow is quickly becoming one of the most disturbing unsolved cases in recent memory. With every new detail that emerges, the public grows more convinced that the child’s parents—Rebecca and Jake Harrow—may not be telling the full story. From their conflicting accounts to suspicious behavior before and after Emanuel was reported missing, all signs increasingly point to a staged abduction.

One of the most alarming elements of the case is the timeline surrounding the alleged disappearance. According to employees at Big Five Sporting Goods, where Rebecca claims the baby was taken, there was no infant with her on the day of the reported abduction. Multiple staff members have spoken out despite requests from authorities to remain silent, insisting that Rebecca was alone during her visit. Even more unsettling, they say she already had a black eye—one she claimed happened later during the supposed abduction. A manager reportedly asked about the injury, and Rebecca casually responded that she had “walked into a wall,” laughing off the concern.

Equally suspicious is what happened the day before the baby was reported missing. Both Rebecca and Jake allegedly visited the same store and began asking specific questions about whether the parking lot was under surveillance. Staff were told a story about a past car break-in—one that investigators now believe was fabricated. Many are now speculating that the visit was a scouting trip, part of an elaborate plan to stage an abduction and mislead authorities.

Despite the growing mountain of red flags, no arrests have been made. Sources suggest that investigators are quietly gathering evidence, including forensic examinations of the family home and property. Cadaver dogs have reportedly been brought in, and there are rumors that the backyard was excavated. However, police have kept tight control over public information, likely to avoid jeopardizing what appears to be a developing criminal case.

Both Jake and Rebecca have since lawyered up and are no longer cooperating with law enforcement. Their decision to remain silent, combined with witness testimony and the inconsistencies in their story, has further fueled suspicions that the disappearance was not a random act—but a cover-up.

Rebecca’s mother has spoken publicly in her daughter’s defense, insisting she would never harm her child. She’s pointed to Rebecca’s long-held desire to have a son, citing fertility struggles and her emotional attachment to Emanuel. But sympathy is wearing thin in the face of mounting evidence that contradicts key parts of the couple’s narrative.

Jake Harrow’s past adds another troubling layer to this case. Previously convicted of child cruelty in a separate case involving a different infant, his history of abuse has left many wondering how he was ever permitted unsupervised access to another child. The parallels between that case and Emanuel’s disappearance are hard to ignore—and difficult to excuse.

At this point, the central question remains unanswered: where is Emanuel Harrow?

Authorities are reportedly working carefully and methodically to build a solid case before filing charges—likely to ensure that the case won’t collapse in court. But for many following this tragedy, the delay is agonizing. If Rebecca and Jake Harrow are responsible, people want justice. And more importantly, they want the truth about what happened to Emanuel.

Until then, the case remains a haunting mystery. A baby vanishes without a trace. The story given doesn’t hold up under even the most basic scrutiny. And the only people who may know the truth are staying silent.

Justice for Emanuel may not be far off—but every day that passes without answers is a day too long.