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Liam King, with autism and cognitive impairments, vanished from Forest Hills Drive in Asheboro, North Carolina, prompting a massive search involving deputies, FBI, drones, and volunteers draining a pond. The community, alongside Liam’s parents, Brenda Victoria King and Jose Luis Reyes, seeks answers, with leads pointing to local caves, a barn, and a forgotten playground.

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00:00 Introduction and Liam’s Disappearance00:35 Liam’s Description and Vulnerabilities01:32 Urgency of the Search02:52 Sunday’s Search Efforts04:09 Monday’s Search Developments05:04 Liam’s Family and Community Response06:22 Potential Leads and Local Insights07:14 Broader Context and Perspective08:07 Call to Action

On September 7, 2025, 7-year-old Liam A. King vanished from Forest Hills Drive in Asheboro, North Carolina, prompting a massive search and rescue operation. Liam, a nonverbal child with autism and cognitive impairments, was visiting a family member’s home when he wandered off, last seen wearing a light blue, black, and gray Nike sweatshirt, gray Nike t-shirt, black sweatpants, blue Sonic socks, and tan tennis shoes. Standing 3 feet 5 inches tall and weighing 55 pounds, Liam has shoulder-length brown hair and brown eyes. Authorities warn he may run if approached and is drawn to water, raising concerns about nearby creeks and ponds. The Randolph County Sheriff’s Office, joined by the FBI, K-9 units, drones, and local volunteers, is combing a 2,500-meter radius of woods and backyards. A quarter-acre pond near Forest Hills Drive is being drained, a process expected to take 10-12 hours, due to Liam’s attraction to water. Sheriff Robert Seabolt stated, “We’re checking every possibility, no matter how tough.” Liam’s parents, Brenda Victoria King, who has a past larceny conviction from 2016, and Jose Luis Reyes, a Mexican restaurant manager originally from Mexico, are united in their anguish. Jose posted on Facebook, pleading, “Please keep searching for my son—check for any clothes he might’ve left behind, we need a pair of pants and a sweater for him when we find him.” The community is rallying, with emergency alerts flooding phones and X posts amplifying the search. Locals report an old barn, an abandoned well, and a hidden trail leading to caves as potential leads, alongside a forgotten playground where recent footprints were spotted. Authorities are using Sonic the Hedgehog music to lure Liam out, as he’s a fan. As the search continues into Monday, September 8, 2025, the race against time intensifies in the cold, dense woods. If you have information, contact 911, the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office at 336-318-6699, or Crime Stoppers at 336-672-7463. Let’s bring Liam home safe.

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