Family launches fund to pay for search of two missing Clarksburg children Family members of two missing Clarksburg children are expected to give an update Thursday on their search. Jacob Hoggle, 2, and his 3-year-old sister Sarah have not been seen since early September. Their mother Catherine, who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, is being held in a psychiatric hospital in connection with their disappearance. Montgomery County police are building a homicide case against her. But, Hoggle, 28, has told family members the children are alive, but hasn't said where they are. On Thursday, the children's father Troy Turner and Greg Wims, president of the Victims" Rights Foundation, are expected to announce the launch of a fund to help the family find the children. Turner said on Thursday the family wants the public to know they continue to search for Sarah and Jacob, and the family thinks the children are alive. Turner said he is grateful for all the help and support he has received so far, and is asking people to continue to do what they can. Information about helping search for the children can be found at www.findsarahfindjacob.com. Thursday's event is being held at Arora Hills Local Park in Clarksburg, where Turner and Hoggle often took their children. They all went there on Sept. 7 before Turner had to go to work. The children were later reported missing. "It is one of their favorite parks," Turner said. Hoggle's family has been searching for the two children for two months after they were last in her care. She told family members she had taken Jacob to a friend's house for a sleepover and later said she had taken them to a trial day-care program.