Search continues for 2-year-old Noah Chamberlin

They still believe Noah will be rescued, even though there are several unfavorable factors in this case such as Noah’s young age, below freezing temperatures, and the fact we are going into the 5th day of searching.

The search area spans more than a thousand acres of rugged terrain in Pinson, which is northeast of Memphis and south of Jackson. Chester County Sheriff Blair Weaver says he has faith that Noah Chamberlin will be found. At this point, it’s not a criminal investigation. Thursday afternoon. He was last seen in the woods behind his home on Short Road in Pinson, Tenn.

The family is cooperating with authorities, but doesn’t want to release a statement to the media.

Some volunteers have traveled from Alabama, Arkansas, Florida and MS have joined in the search for Noah.

Noah Chamberlin has been missing since Thursday afternoon.

Noah Chamberlin was reported missing around 1:30 p.m.

“We are still searching and we will continue searching through the night”, Weaver said.

“Please keep the family in your prayers and with a group effort lets bring little Noah home safe and sound!” Between 200 and 300 agencies are assisting authorities and volunteers in looking for the child. They’ve asked people in the area to look in spots a child might seek refuge… such as cars, garages, barns, crawl spaces, etc.

“The frustrating side, the bewildering side, is that we’ve found nothing”, said Deputy Sheriff Tom Mapes with the Madison County Sheriff’s Department. The number of civilian vehicles easily outnumbers the number of ambulances, fire trucks, and law enforcement vehicles 4 to 1.

“I feel like God’s got his hands around him; he’s a child”, Helton said.

‘Something like this happens which is tragic and you hate it, and yet in the middle of it you see people really do care, ‘ pastor of the church, Rev. John Gaters said. “We may be slow coming out with it, but what we come out with is the truth”.

Law enforcement officers say they’re still confident they will find missing two-year-old Noah Chamberlin. He was wearing a long-sleeved gray shirt and blue jeans when he disappeared. He is about 2 feet tall and weighs about 25 pounds, with blond hair and blue eyes.