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we are trying to locate the lost child by the name of Pete on Pete he is only six years old he weighs 50 pounds 40
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inches tall blond hair and blue eyes it's not like a case you know nowadays where it may have surveillance video you
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may have social media so if this case was gonna get some you guys had to solve it I had to walk you had to talk to
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people we had a look at everything over again take a fresh look and we just kept
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pressing forward you just kept looking at everything over and over and over again every missing child case is very
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important but this was one of the oldest ones we had it was 30 something years worth of investigative steps it's a six
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year old boy you know six [Music] I think it was one of the most significant unsolved cases in the
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history of New York City when Eitan was lost in 1979 I think the city was more of an innocent state of mind I mean this
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is the first day he walked to the school but you could stand at their door and you could see the school bus stop it's
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like right there we have always felt that he's alive we have always kept up our hope that we
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would get him back we can't determine when it's going to end or if it's going to end and we will keep hope then we
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will keep looking that photo will also and every single day that I set my son out to school I thought of a ton dates
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and I was one of 8 million new you honors like this is Washington Square Park and this
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is significant because Jose Ramos who was the main suspect in the case said he met a boy over there by the fountain
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molested the kid and then said he let him go they're trying to hook me up we painted when you looked at the evidence
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concretely about Jose Ramos it was it was lacking look at this see this in back in 2010
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lieutenant zoom in that approached me and he said hey you won't take another look at this case cated the presence of
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human remains human remainder tears the case was always open always looking for the needle in the haystack
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we have a suspect forced the truth out of hide any disappearance of Etan Patz the pole comes into our office onto the
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phone right next to my desk did you ever heard the name Pedro Hernandez before facts of that
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confession make no sense he's unreliable because of his psychiatric condition you
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thought you were looking at the man who killed Etan Patz yes you