Breaking news, tops tonight's Fox 11 news at 5. For the first time since the announcement of Elijah Vood's disappearance, a physical sign of evidence has been found as the search for the three-year-old boy continues. While the boy has not been found, two of his police do say that they have found a red and white plaid blanket, which they have confirmed is Elijah's blanket. They say the blanket was located on Goodwin Road, east of County Road B in Manitwant County. It's about four miles away from the 3900 block of Michigan Road. That is where Elijah was reported missing. Police say the blanket was found earlier in the investigation, but they didn't elaborate what that meant. He was reported missing on February 20th, nearly four weeks ago. So today, the attorney for one of the people charged in the case asked for his charge to be dismissed. Jesse Vang was watching Vood when he disappeared. His attorney argues the criminal complaint doesn't provide specific enough information on the child neglect charge to allow that case to continue. Prosecutors have not responded to the motion. Vang returns to court on Thursday for a preliminary hearing. It is unclear if the motion to dismiss will also be argued then. The judge's mother, Katrina Bauer, is scheduled to enter plea Friday to four charges, including two of child neglect. As the search for Elijah continues, police do remind us that they continue to follow up on all tips from the public. Anyone who may have seen Elijah or know where he is, is urged to call the tip line number on your screen 844-267-6648.