Around 11:45 a.m. on December 17, 1962, 3-year-old William Ebenezer Jones III who went by Billy and his 2-year-old sister were playing in their backyard in Vineland, New Jersey. They were playing with the family dog as their mother watched from the window inside.
His mother went to go check on their brother in another room and when she came back she saw her daughter standing in the doorway. She was holding a plastic poinsettia a red flower also called the red Christmas star. William was nowhere to be seen.
Her daughter stated that a man gave her the flower and Billy went with him.
Family and friends initiated a search of the area after an hour the police were contacted. Their search was fruitless as he was never found. It's possible he was kidnapped to be raised by the kidnappers as their son.
Billy was 3 years old at the time and is a white male. He was 3'0" and 30 lbs. He has light brown hair and blue eyes. He has a giraffe-shaped vaccine scar on the back of his upper left arm. He didn't have good communication skills at the time. He had loved dogs and had been gifted a puppy before his disappearance.
He was wearing a light blue/grey snowsuit with a navy blue collar and large silver buttons, a matching hat, and tan hightop sneakers with crepe soles and yellow laces.
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Why don’t they do an age progression for someone who may be bald? Or someone who may have had many years of hard livin? He doesn’t look much like his sister in the age progression. Why don’t they take account for this and include some distinguishing family features?
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