The San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department said investigators are unable to rule out foul play in the baby's disappearance.

The national Uvalde Foundation for Kids also called off its independent search for the 7-month-old boy, as well as a reward offer.

Police said they found ‘inconsistencies’ in the case involving the disappearance of 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro. Investigators have confronted Emmanuel’s mother, Rebecca Haro, about the ‘inconsistencies in her initial statement,

On Friday, Haro, her husband, and friends showed up at the Big 5 parking lot in Yucaipa to hand out flyers, desperate for Emmanuel's return. "To the person who took my son, please just give him back to us we'll forgive you. We won't bother you, we just want our baby boy," Emmanuel's father, Jake Haro, said.

As new details emerge in the case of an allegedly kidnapped 7-month-old boy in San Bernardino County, an independent group devoted to finding missing kids has suspended its search for the child

Seven-month-old Emmanuel Haro was reported kidnapped out of Yucaipa, California. National Center For Missing and Endangered, Inc. Authorities said they cannot rule out foul play in the case of a missing 7-month-old baby in California.

Citing "inconsistencies" in a statement made by the mother of a missing 7-month-old boy, San Bernardino County authorities said they "cannot rule out foul play."

It was first believed to be a brazen kidnapping in a busy Yucaipa car park, but investigators now say the mother's story may not fully add up. Seven-month-old Emmanuel Haro vanished on 14 August after his mother,