7-month-old Emanuel Harrow is still missing, and sadly, I don’t think he is with us anymore. The countless red flags from his parents are alarming, to say the least. There are blatant lies and inconsistencies, and I think everyone is getting frustrated with just how blatant Rebecca’s lies really are.

She has a black eye that looks days old, already on its way to healing. She’s being called out by Jake’s ex-wife, who says the baby wasn’t at the football game. It’s also stated that Jake and Rebecca visited the Big Five store the day before Emanuel was reported missing to figure out if there were cameras in the parking lot. They went as far as to make up a story that their car was broken into the previous week and wanted to know if there were cameras in the parking lot. All that time scouting an area to stage this abduction, in my opinion.

Police have been at the house with cadaver dogs and are most likely building a solid case before making arrests. The parents are no longer helping authorities and have lawyered up. The lawyer was seen at the house earlier today.

Well, in some shocking news coming in this morning, Big Five employees are speaking out and refused to be silenced by police. They say police have asked them not to speak to the media, but they told them no. The truth about this mother deserves to be out there.

One Big Five employee stated that Rebecca didn’t have a baby with her on the day of the alleged abduction. She was there, and police interviewed her and her co-workers. Another employee stated that Rebecca had a black eye prior to the incident. A manager asked her if she was okay, and she happily stated she walked into a wall and had a laugh about it. There was no baby with her.

Unfortunately, this may show that baby Emanuel went missing way before he was reported missing, and this entire fake abduction story was cooked up by the parents as a cover-up for what really happened to him.

The father’s background concerns me, as he already has some serious charges against him relating to another child who was also a baby at the time of that incident.

Where is baby Emanuel? That is the big question here.

Seven-month-old Emanuel Harrow is still missing—and the longer the silence stretches, the more disturbing the circumstances appear. As hope fades, public concern is giving way to suspicion, anger, and an overwhelming sense that the truth is being buried beneath a growing pile of lies.

The initial story told by Emanuel’s parents, Jake Harrow and Rebecca Lane, was that their infant son was abducted outside a Big Five Sporting Goods store. But as more details come to light, community members and observers are increasingly questioning that narrative. The timeline doesn’t add up. The behavior doesn’t make sense. And for many, the conclusion is unavoidable: something far darker may have happened to Emanuel long before police were ever notified.

Sources close to the investigation say that Jake and Rebecca visited the Big Five store the day before Emanuel was reported missing. But they weren’t shopping—they were asking questions about the store’s surveillance system. Employees say the couple claimed their car had been broken into the previous week and wanted to know if there were security cameras facing the lot. It struck staff as odd, especially given the urgency and focus of the questioning. Now, some believe the couple was scouting the location in advance to stage a fake abduction.

Their behavior the following day only added to the confusion. Multiple employees who saw Rebecca at the store say she was alone—no baby in sight. One staff member says she had a visible black eye that looked several days old, already yellowing and healing. When asked about the injury, she reportedly laughed and said she “walked into a wall.” Her demeanor was described as relaxed and casual. “There was no sign of distress. No sign of a missing child,” one employee stated. “She was just… normal.”

That version of events stands in direct contradiction to the official story given to police. It also aligns with allegations raised by Jake’s ex-wife, who publicly stated that Emanuel was never present at the football game the couple claimed they had attended with him the day of the disappearance. In her view, and increasingly in the eyes of the public, the story of the abduction doesn’t just have holes—it may be entirely fabricated.

Police have not confirmed whether Emanuel was seen on surveillance footage in the days leading up to the report. However, they have executed multiple searches of the family’s home, bringing in cadaver dogs and forensics teams. Investigators have kept details close to the vest, which is often a sign that they are quietly building a case behind the scenes.

What is clear is that both Jake and Rebecca have since stopped cooperating with authorities. They have hired legal counsel, and their attorney was seen at their home earlier this week. The couple’s sudden silence only reinforces growing public suspicion.

According to multiple sources, police had asked Big Five employees not to speak with the media. But some staff members have refused to stay silent. “This isn’t about protecting an investigation anymore,” said one employee who asked to remain anonymous. “This is about the truth. And the truth is, that baby wasn’t here. That baby wasn’t with her. That matters.”

The absence of Emanuel in the days leading up to the reported disappearance raises chilling questions. Did something happen to the baby before the abduction was ever staged? Is it possible that the public appeals, the crying parents, the desperate search—all of it—was part of an elaborate cover-up?

Rebecca’s visible injuries, combined with her shifting story, point to deeper issues behind closed doors. While it’s unclear who may have been responsible for the baby’s care at the time of his disappearance, what is certain is that the household was not without its own history of serious allegations.

Jake Harrow has previously pleaded guilty to child cruelty in a separate case involving another infant. Court records reveal disturbing details: a ten-week-old baby with broken ribs, a skull fracture, and a brain hemorrhage. At the time, Jake blamed the injuries on the child’s mother. That case ended with both parents pleading guilty. Now, with another infant missing, those past convictions cast a long shadow over the current investigation.

Despite mounting red flags, no charges have been filed yet in connection to Emanuel’s disappearance. But sources close to the investigation suggest that police are working carefully, building what they hope will be an airtight case. Given the seriousness of the situation and the history involved, authorities appear determined not to rush and risk a misstep.

For now, the community waits in grim anticipation. Candlelight vigils have been held. Flyers with Emanuel’s face are still posted in shop windows. But with each passing day, belief in a safe return dims. Even those holding out hope are starting to voice their doubts aloud.

“Where is baby Emanuel?” That’s the question echoing across newsrooms, living rooms, and police departments alike. It’s a question made more urgent—and more devastating—by the silence surrounding it.

As the days pass with no word, one truth becomes harder to ignore: this case may not be about a missing child anymore. It may be about a child who was never supposed to be found.

Until authorities speak, until charges are filed, or until a body is recovered, all anyone can do is wait. But waiting doesn’t mean staying quiet. For those who’ve seen the signs—the bruises, the lies, the shifting stories—the time for silence is over.