The backup officer, Officer Teller, waited outside the mobile home, but when he hadn't heard from Officer O'Brien for about an hour, he got worried. So, he went up to the door of the mobile home and knocked. An old man meeting the neighborhood watchperson's description answered the door. Officer Teller told the old man that he had information about a missing boy being inside the mobile home, and he asked to come in. The old man said no. At that moment Officer Teller explained his concern for the boy and told the old man that he was coming in whether the old man liked it or not. The old man stepped aside, and Officer Teller barged into the mobile home and started calling the boy's name. When he called the boy's name, he heard a stifled cry coming from an area near the back of the mobile home. He ran toward the back of the mobile home and found the boy. He grabbed the boy and started walking toward the front of the mobile home. As he did so, he noticed the old man staring at a piece of newspaper folded on the table, and it looked like something