The parents of a 7-month-old California boy missing for nearly a week are being urged to rejoin the search as public scrutiny of the couple grows.

On August 14, 2025, a seven-month-old boy named Emmanuel Haro vanished from a parking lot in Yucaipa, California, after

Rebecca Haro has refused to take a polygraph test after claims she was struck from behind while changing her seven-month old son's nappy outside a store - before waking up to find the tot gone

The Cabazon couple turned over the electronics listed in a search warrant, as well as passwords, the attorney said. “This whole family wants their son found,” he said.

The disappearance of the 7-month-old child has prompted a multi‑agency investigation and the execution of search warrants.

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department confirmed Wednesday morning that they are aware of a possible sighting of missing 7-month-old Emmanuel Haro reported in Kern County. “Investigators are aware of the reported sighting.

The baby’s mom had stopped speaking with authorities after she was confronted with “inconsistencies” in her story.

After Rebecca Haro reported that her 7-month-old son Emmanuel Haro was kidnapped during an attack in a parking lot, which left her unconscious, police noted "inconsistencies" in her story.

Meanwhile, a wide discrepancy emerged on Wednesday between the accounts of a reported sighting of Emmanuel in Bakersfield. Vincent Hughes, the attorney for the boy’s father, Jake Haro, said Haro told investigators that Emmanuel was possibly seen at a gas station in Bakersfield.

As the search for missing seven-month-old Emmanuel Haro​ continues in San Bernardino County, with some fingers pointing towards his parents, the family's attorney is speaking out to shoot down speculation that they stopped cooperating with detectives.

Authorities seized the car of the father of missing baby Emmanuel Haro, who was reported kidnapped outside a California sporting goods store.