Missing Edward “Eddie” Hall: 5 things to know about Katie Boy as Amber Alert issued – latest updates
Law enforcement agencies have It is said Said they believed the child could be in immediate danger. Here’s everything you need to know about Edward Hall.
Edward Hall: Five things you need to know about the missing boy
- Hall was last seen Sunday in the 3800 block of Ryans Rock Court in Katy, according to the Fort Bend Sheriff’s Office.
- Hall is described as a black male with brown hair and brown eyes.
- According to information released by the Amber Alert, Hall is 4 feet 1 inch tall and weighs approximately 80 pounds.
- Hall was last seen wearing black shorts and a black and blue Elmo T-shirt. Hall is described as having curly hair and anyone with information about the missing children is asked to call the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office at 281-341-4665.
- According to Click2Houston community members, Hall is autistic and loves music from Baby Einsteins and the Mickey Mouse Club. They also reportedly revealed that he listens to Eddie and is motivated by food. The report adds that Hall may hide or go into secluded areas.
Police initially said there were no signs of foul play but stressed the urgency of finding Hall so authorities could verify his health and safety, according to Katie News.
Since Hall has not yet been found, many of his Katy neighbors have joined the search. Families walk to find and use droneATVs and other equipment covering the communities of Tamarron, Cross Creek West, Jordan Ranch and Young Ranch.
“We’re a close-knit community. It’s basically like a family. We all have kids, some of them with autism. We kind of put ourselves in the shoes of this family,” one neighbor said. say Click 2 Houston.
Another added: “As autistic mums we really understand how they are thinking and what they might be looking for. We just try to share that and help in any way we can.”
Meanwhile, another said: “We’re treating every hour like it’s the first hour. We’re not slowing down. We’re checking, re-checking, and we’re going to keep checking – as long as we need to. We’re looking for our kids.” Volunteers reportedly expressed a desire to continue the search Sunday night and return again Monday if Hall is not found.
