almost immediately for the boy described as being 5-feet tall and weighing 105 pounds. Deputies told searchers that the boy has blond hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion. He was last seen wearing a blue-and-white Duke Blue Devils baseball cap, black Nike T-shirt and black Jordan tennis shoes.

Mark Redwine was is haunted by the possibilities, he told Lofholm.

Did his son Dylan grow impatient that day, Nov. 19, 2012, while waiting for him to come back home from a run to town for errands?

Did he hitchhike to visit friends? Had he climbed into the car of the wrong type of person? His son’s friends told Mark Redwine that he would occasionally hitchhike to get places.

Did he hike over a mountain and hurt himself on the way?

One possibility thatdiscovery, Sgt. Bender told reporters that the La Plata County Sheriff’s Department had not yet identified a suspect.

Two months later on Aug. 14, investigators served yet another search warrant on Mark Redwine. Along with La Plata County deputies, FBI and CBI agents searched his home again.

They took a swath of dark carpet from his bedroom and took one of his doorjambs for testing.

On Feb. 5, they served him with a warrant to search his Chevy pickup truck, which didn’t make any sense to him because he had only driven his son around in his Dodge pickup truck.

They were looking for blood or DNA evidence, he said.

Redwine called the cross-country trucking company he works for later that month and asked for a leave of absence, he said.

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