Family's Frustration Mounts in Search for Missing Son

In 2018, Micah went missing. His parents, Cheryl and Lance, lived 40 miles away and waited three months before filing a missing person's report. When they finally went to Bakersfield to file the report, they were told to look for him themselves first. "That made me really angry," Cheryl said, expressing the frustration many families face when dealing with missing persons cases. The video showcases their emotional journey and questions the initial response of law enforcement. Despite the challenges, Cheryl and Lance's persistence highlights the importance of family support in navigating such difficult situations. The case underscores the need for improved communication and support systems for families dealing with missing loved ones.