Boy found in closet's false wall after 4 years missing ATLANTA, Nov. 29 (UPI) -- A 13-year-old boy who was reported missing four years ago was found safe in a home outside Atlanta Ga., hidden behind a false wall inside a closet. Sgt. Kevin Hughes, of the Clayton County Police Department, said officers were initially called to the home near Jonesboro about 11 p.m. Friday to conduct a welfare check on a child. At that time, the people in the house denied knowing anything about a child and officers left after a brief search. Officers went back to the home after receiving a second call about 2 a.m. Saturday. "While at the location during the second call, the victim was able to establish phone contact with his mother and she in turn passed on additional information to the officers on the scene," Hughes said. The victim was found behind a false wall within the residence. Five people inside the home were arrested including the boy's father Gregory Jean, 37, and a second adult, Samantha Joy Davis, 42. They were charged with false imprisonment, cruelty to children and obstruction. The other three who were arrested are juveniles. Later Saturday morning, the youngster was brought to the police department and reunited with his mother, who came from out of state. Police said in 2010 the child traveled from Florida to visit his father who then refused to return him to his mother. It's unclear if the boy was regularly concealed inside the false wall of the closet, but neighbors told reporters they frequently saw him outside the home doing yard work and playing. For now, officials said, the teen will likely be placed with Georgia's Division of Family and Children Services until permanent custody is determined and while authorities investigate why police weren't brought in to the case earlier.