Call in Your Haleigh Cummings Tips

Detectives said the lead that Croslin may not have been home when Haleigh went missing is just one of many tips they are looking into. It has further been alleged that the night Haleigh was abducted was not the first time Croslin had sneaked out while Cummings was at work and his kids were sleeping.

There are further allegations regarding her activities at that time; however that information has not officially been released. Croslin’s inconsistent statements to both law enforcement and the media have been apparent since the start of the investigation. Whether or not these new allegations will cause her to reveal new information to the authorities is yet to be seen.

Investigators also revealed on Tuesday new information about the Amber Alert that was issued last week, saying they have the pink T-shirt Haleigh was originally thought to be wearing the night she disappeared.

“We obtained information through our investigation that young Haleigh was not, in fact, wearing the pink shirt at the time of her disappearance,” Putnam County Chief Deputy Rick Ryan said. “What we need people to focus on (Haleigh’s) face because we do not know at this time what the clothing was.”

Tuesday afternoon, officials said they had received hundreds of leads but there have been no confirmed sightings of Haleigh.

Haleigh Cummings

Tips are welcome and anyone with information about Haleigh’s disappearance should call at 888-277-TIPS or the FDLE’s Missing Endangered Persons Information Clearinghouse at 888-FL-MISSING.