Six-part series released focusing on missing toddler DeOrr Kunz
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A national broadcast media company has released a six-part series exploring the case of missing Idaho Falls toddler DeOrr Kunz Jr.
Little Man Lost is a series from Tegna’s investigative unit at WXIA, the group’s NBC affiliate based in Atlanta. Tegna also owns KTVB in Boise and the station premiered the series on their local newscasts.
Jeremy Campbell, Tegna’s investigative reporter based in Atlanta, tells TV Newscheck he was looking for powerful stories like cold cases that “had a mysterious, investigative element.” Since the show was posted online, he says he’s received thousands of emails and comments on Facebook.
The Idaho Falls toddler vanished in July 2015 while on a camping trip in Lemhi County with his parents, great-grandfather and a friend of his great-grandfather. There has been no sign of DeOrr since that day, and nobody has been charged in connection to his disappearance.
Other national shows have focused on the case, including a People Magazine Investigates episode called “Where is Baby DeOrr?”
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DeOrr Kunz Jr. Stories
Lemhi Sheriff: DeOrr case is still ‘very active’
Search for missing 2-year-old in Lemhi County
A closer look at the campground where DeOrr disappeared
DeOrr Kunz disappearance: A timeline of events
Grandma of missing 2-year-old: “He just vanished”
Heartbroken parents of missing 2-year-old: “We’ll find you, son”
Lemhi sheriff: “We do not suspect foul play”
Lemhi County chief deputy: “We have new leads in DeOrr case”
DeOrr investigator: “I think we know how; we’re just trying to figure out why”
DeOrr’s parents named as suspects in child’s disappearance
Kunz investigator: Jessica Mitchell knows where DeOrr’s body is
Lemhi sheriff’s office talks social media conversation in DeOrr Kunz case
Eaton: Answers to questions you’ve asked about the DeOrr Kunz case
DeOrr’s father disputes claims in new video that he could hurt his child
Age progression sketch of DeOrr Kunz being produced; searches to resume
Age-progressed photo of DeOrr Kunz Jr. released
‘Missing 411’ documentary explores disappearance of DeOrr Kunz, other children
EAST IDAHO NEWSMAKERS: DeOrr Kunz’s Grandmother Trina Bates Clegg
Family of DeOrr Kunz invites public to search for toddler today at Timber Creek Campground
Family members, friends hold vigil in honor of missing toddler DeOrr Kunz
DeOrr’s mother: ‘If he sees this, somebody might bring him home’