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Reward has been increased to $200,000 until August 15, 2022 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for Christopher Abeyta's disappearance.

There are two statutes that would apply: False Reporting to Authorities (18-8-111) which states if you provide information to a police officer that is knowingly false and that information applies to an investigation then the person can be charged under this offense. It is a class 3 misdemeanor...

It had to be crushing to EB that he went back to his loving wife. My mom did everything she could to find her son and she knew that when she passed away. She is also quoted in the article you linked, "While she may never know what happened to baby Christopher, she believes in justice."...

We've worked very hard to find Christopher. A lot is known that has not been shared with the public purposely. <modsnipped>

It's not illegal unless you lie about it when asked by Detectives investigating a missing baby or lie about it under oath in a court of law. It's not illegal unless you use it to stalk someone with ill intent.

No, No, and No. All of this information is available on Christopher's Facebook Page and is discussed in great detail. A civil suit was filed for defamation along with the loss of job and the jury found everything to be TRUE and nothing to be defamatory on Christopher's facebook page and...

This is written by a reporter who was looking at the same photos the public has seen. He was not described as a fat chubby baby, but I wouldn't call him overly thin -- the photos speak for themselves.

You didn't copy the whole quote, the very last sentence: "He didn't have to tell me I failed that one. I knew it." As I have stated before already they did not tell her she failed, she assumed it because of the questioning. She did not fail a second polygraph, but per my conversation with...

The Australian lead was thoroughly checked out. Christopher's disappearance is just not another "crime story" for me. It has been my families life. I am confused about where you state she was going through a lot of stress before his birth? By the way, that article in the Washington Post was...

Over 3 decades ago when she took the polygraph she didn't understand why she failed it. She thought it could have been because of the xanax prescription she had been given, and she stopped the day before her polygraph. Regardless, she failed. And that is another reason initial detectives...

This is one of the very reason's why Christopher's case has not had resolution. Det Hilty was one of the original detectives and we believe a myopic view was formed as you can see from his statement. My mom had absolutely nothing to hide and it was unbelievable that the the initial detectives...

It shows you the depths my parents went to INVESTIGATE EVERYONE based on FACTS, not just randomly "blaming" someone. If there was any reason to believe someone whom was associated to my family could have potentially been capable of taking Christopher, they were looked at. And rest assured...

The weeks leading up to my brother's disappearance my parents had been reconciling and as a matter of fact the night that trophy was won, we were all at the baseball game (Christopher was there also). We know for sure my family was being stalked. The stalker likely saw us all together and...

When you have a child go missing and you don't know who is responsible you look at everyone and I can assure you everyone was looked at. There are very few infants who have been taken from their cribs in the middle of the night while sleeping. I agree with you that usually crimes are done by...

"Lt. Howard Black, public information officer of the Colorado Springs Police Department, told ABC News that the case of Christopher Abeyta is an ongoing, active investigation that is being worked through the cold case unit of homicide and missing persons. A person of interest has been named in...

<modsnipped quoted post> No. They traveled to Mexico several years after Christopher's disappearance to follow through on a lead. They even helped the FBI with another missing persons case on one of the trips made. My parents have been available, cooperative and an open book for law...

They are both in the post I made, linked; Dying Mom Has Final Wish to Find Son Taken From Crib 30 Years Ago Colorado family continues to search for baby stolen from crib 32 years ago

There is a lot in your comment, but interesting observations. I agree strongly with your statement, "Emotional or financial forces, and to be honest, both could be in play." There were no caregivers/babysitters for my sister with down's syndrome. Christopher was absolutely the biological son...

A person of interest has been named "Colorado Springs police have a person of interest in the case. It's someone that family members have suspected for years. Christopher's family believes there is enough evidence to get a grand jury investigation open to finally bring closure to the case."...