Brian Fitzgibbons

And you have to understand the FBI can be called in to assist.

They're gonna have greater resources, tracking cell phones and things like that.

So the local law enforcement enterprise may have well just called them in.

Oh, certainly.

Yeah.

And, you know, investigators, when you see State Bureau of Investigation, FBI, along with the local law enforcement involved here, I'm going to guarantee you that answers are going to come here for Genesis.

They're going to be downloading all sorts of communications, location data for the mother to try to unwind the last time they were indeed together.

Yeah, and what we've learned about the mother, Nancy, is that she's suffering from some severe mental health issues.

Since October, NYPD, when they found out about Jacob being missing, has actually done quite a bit here.

They've sent dogs into the apartment in Brooklyn, cadaver dogs that actually did hit and find the presence of blood.

So that's very concerning.

On top of that, NYPD has excavated over 3 million pounds of trash in Rochester, New York at a landfill that services that apartment complex.

So no Jacob, no answers.

All signs have to lead to this mother and for these questions to be answered.

Yeah, hey, it's certainly...

A defense, right?

That, you know, when this child is not integrated with society in any way, no one's seeing him on a regular basis.

He has no method to report to a safe adult about the conditions that he's living in or the treatment that he's getting.

So that's certainly one component to it.

You know, I'd love to learn more about what activities was he involved in, if any.