Brian Fitzgibbons

So this is something that you very, very rarely see law enforcement do.

So I have to ascribe it to political and media pressure.

Yeah, that's the most concerning piece here.

And neighbors have also reported that they would consistently see the mother with Genesis.

So prior to a month, you know, a month ago, they're seeing them all the time.

And now that she's reported missing, we learned that they haven't seen her in over a month.

One thing that did jump off the page here, this is this isn't like a house that she walked out of.

This is an apartment building where a complex where you've got a number of neighbors, not a huge wooded area near it.

There's a lot of houses and residences all around Apache Drive.

So it's very unlikely that this was a wandered off into the woods scenario.

Yeah, so I want to share something.

In a lot of our cases that we work with children under the age of five, it's very likely going to have something to do with a custody issue.

And something jumps out to me in this story that law enforcement is not currently requesting any major search effort or help from the public.

OK, so what that indicates to me is that there is an investigation going on.

Where where was Genesis?

Did she travel anywhere with her mother around Christmas time?

Who were they with?

And could she be staying there with a friend or a family member as a part of a greater custody battle?

So, you know, that's a point of hope for the public here and a point of hope for Genesis that that could be the case.

Correct, yeah, cross state lines.