S., was out of town for nearly three weeks before Zachary disappeared. Man following Zachary Great Falls resident Patrick Hall said he saw Zachary walking on his route to school near 6th Street the morning of his disappearance. The boy was crying and being followed by a man who appeared upset, Hall said. Deitrich also said that Bar-Jonah told her he saw Zachary walking down the alley the day he disappeared. Police believe he was paid that day for shoveling walks at the Bitterroot Apartments along Zachary's usual route to school.
Weather records show it snowed the three days before the disappearance.
Witnesses see car Three members of the Henry family say they saw a man following Zachary the morning he disappeared. Carol Henry said she saw a white four-door car nearly hit the boy as he crossed the street. The dates were erased and new dates were written in to indicate he took the taxis on Feb. 6, the day Zachary allegedly was abducted. The checks were the only ones he kept in the past four years. Police believe this is crucial evidence, showing an attempt to create a paper-trail alibi.