Colton Levi Clark was nine years old when he was reported missing from Wewoka, Oklahoma, on April 20, 2006. He had brown hair and hazel eyes and was living with his older brother under the legal custody of their paternal uncle and aunt, James Rex Clark and Rebecca Faith Clark. The Clarks told authorities Colton had jumped out a window and run away; his backpack and shoes were reportedly missing.

Search teams used helicopters and tracker dogs across 2,500 acres, but dogs could not pick up a scent leading away from the property. Investigators became suspicious of Rex and Rebecca Clark, who at times spoke of Colton in the past tense and declined to complete lie detector tests after initially agreeing. Years later Colton’s older brother Homer provided testimony that the boy had been severely beaten about a month before he disappeared and that Colton was gone from the home after Homer awoke to find him missing. Colton’s body has never been found.

Did anyone in Wewoka at the time see signs that the household was unusually isolated or abusive, or have information about the Clarks’ movements in April 2006?