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"More than 300 people spent Saturday combing through ditches and wooded areas in La Plata County, Colo., trying to find evidence of Dylan Redwine's whereabouts.Redwine, 13, vanished on Nov. 19 from his father's home. \u00A0So far, investigators have not named any suspects.Ten agencies, including the La Plata County Sheriff's Office, the local police departments and the Red Cross gathered to further search with the community. Searchers hiked more than 60 miles of county roads looking for things Dylan may have thrown out of a car window.They said it's possible he tried to escape or hide in areas of brush to keep warm. In all, 30 items were flagged. Investigators collected 10 as possible items of interest and will examine them closer.Butch Knowlson, county emergency management, told Action 7 News that Saturday was really a race against incoming weather. He said forecasted snow would make it difficult to find anything if those items were buried.\"It can limit our search area,\" he said.The community was proud to participate in the search, but many said it was difficult, not knowing what they might find.For the tight-knit town that now has posters up everywhere, the thought of an abduction was completely unexpected, yet, investigators told Action 7 News that's exactly what they think happened.\u00A0Lieutenant Ed Phippen of the La Plata County Sheriff's Office said it is now a criminal investigation with the belief that whatever happened was out of Dylan's control or ability to get out.Dylan's parents also participated in Saturday's search. Mark Redwine, Dylan's father, was the last one to see his son. Redwine took a lie detector test and it was found inconclusive, which could mean a number of things.Lt. Phippen said that they have not ruled anyone out as a suspect.Phippen said there is no reason to make it a recovery and not a rescue mission yet. Authorities\u2019 phones have been flooded with tips from throughout the nation, so investigators said it is possible Dylan has left Colorado.The community is hopeful, too. Volunteer Shara Barusch said her message to Dylan's parents and to Dylan is this:\"For his parents, I would say keep strong, have faith. I believe anything is possible. We know that just because it's been 10 days, I still have faith that we can find out where he's at.\u00A0 And for Dylan, he should know how much everyone cares.\u00A0 This whole community, our hearts are just so sad and hoping he comes home.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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