Annie Elise

So investigators emphasized that the finding of these explosives and hazardous materials was not connected to Jonathan's disappearance.

But naturally, with this new information, I mean, people started asking questions.

And neighbors even came forward saying that they had been hearing explosions in the area for weeks, but they didn't know where they were coming from.

And the last explosion that they heard was around 4 a.m.

the morning before Jonathan went missing.

So then the question becomes, if investigators say it wasn't connected, what exactly was going on at that house in the hours before this four-year-old child disappeared?

So in the meantime, as they're looking for Jonathan, Jameson was arrested on charges for unlawful manufacturing of a destructive device, also two counts of chemical endangerment to a child.

And again, authorities stressed that these charges were separate from Jonathan's disappearance.

However, at the same time, I mean, the overlap, obviously it raised serious concerns.

Whether officials wanted to say that out loud or not, obviously they didn't.

But as of right now, no new information has come out regarding the explosives or what Jameson was doing with them.

So after all of this was, you know, I don't want to say handled, but like secured,

you know, forward movement with Jameson's arrest, all of that.

Once that was handled, the search for Jonathan began again shortly after.

But by then, hope was obviously beginning to fade because it just, it was not looking good.

And then on January 2nd, search teams made a heartbreaking discovery.

Nearly two miles from the home, Jonathan's body was found in a wooded area.

The family dog was also found nearby, but alive.

And with this discovery kind of came a whole new set of questions.

One being, how did Jonathan end up so far from home?