The stepmother of missing Kansas boy Lucas Hernandez was released from jail yesterday after a jury found her not guilty of child endangerment, but the Sedgwick County District Attorney pointed out that she still remains a person of interest in the little boy’s disappearance since she was likely the last witness to see him before …
The search for little Lucas Hernandez continues while Emily Glass, the woman who calls herself his stepmom, remains in jail on child endangerment charges. Lucas, 5, went missing from his south Wichita home in mid-February and has not been seen since. Nancy Grace discusses the latest in the case with Kim Martin, whose Missing …
Since the day Lucas Hernandez disappeared on February 17, his stepmother, Emily Glass, has been in the hot seat, given that she was the last person to see the boy. While sitting in jail on a child endangerment charge, she opened to a local Wichita reporter about Lucas’ disappearance, publicly for the first time. FactFinder12 …
Kansas authorities and volunteers have now search five parks in the Wichita area, in hopes of finding any clues that would lead to the whereabout of missing boy, Lucas Hernandez, but nothing has surfaced. On Tuesday evening, authorities, acting on a tip, searched a disturbed rock pile at Chapin Park. They later reported that nothing connected …
