Sumner County authorities and investigators have released new surveillance footage in the ongoing search for Sebastian Rogers, according to FoxNashville.
BREAKING NEWS: NEW VIDEO IN THE CASE FOR MISSING TEEN SEBASTIAN ROGERS
New surveillance video has been made public in the near year-long search for Sebastian Rogers, the boy with autism who went missing from his home in Sumner County, February 25th, of last year. pic.twitter.com/hbztyWfw6S
— FoxNashville (@FOXNashville) February 21, 2025
Steve Fischer, a private investigator assisting Sebastian’s mother, Katie Proudfoot, and her husband, Chris Proudfoot, revealed that the footage appears to capture a figure walking along Kellyn Lane, a street located one block away from the child’s residence.
According to Fischer, the timestamp on the video indicates it was recorded at 12:17 a.m. on the night Sebastian vanished.
The newly surfaced video is the latest development in a case that has left the community searching for answers as the one-year mark of Sebastian’s disappearance approaches.
Sebastian, a young boy with autism, disappeared nearly a year ago from his home on February 25, 2024.
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