Hey guys, this is out of Massachusetts, my home state. So if you could share, get the information out, go on Facebook and put in the search Harry, Lowell, missing and you'll see it. But there are about 200 people searching right now. You'll see that in the news clip that's coming up. This little boy Harry was dropped off by his parents to his babysitter at 7am. On 915, the neighbor said he saw him in the backyard. Now if you look here at the yard, you'll see that there's no fence. There is a fence for the pool, but he could be easily walked away. And in the next photo, you're going to see that there's a lot around that he could have gotten into. There's a pond there. They do have divers out right now. There's also this big area, the state forest, which if he have gotten that far within the 15 minute response time, I don't know, but I'm going to put the contact information here at the end of the video. Erica, we are on free to lane. And this is the street where the child's babysitter lives. And police say there was a 15 minute window between the time when three year old Harry was last seen. And when he was reported missing and a massive search has been going on here all day. That is the voice of a father desperate to find his son. According to lower police, three year old Harry was dropped off at his babysitter's house on free to lane in lowell around 715 this morning. And at 915, a neighbor saw Harry in the backyard. 15 minutes later, the boy was gone. And about 930 this morning, the low police department received a call regarding a missing or lost child. And ever since that time, the low police department has been searching and looking for the child. All day, they've been searching by air, the state police air wind, also by drone, a dive team, searching by mountain bike, by horseback, by canine, by foot, by cadet, more than 150 police officers, firefighters, and even neighbors joining in the search. You hear something like this, you gotta get involved. You can't just not, you know, you have to get involved. And during the press conference here this afternoon, police were asking residents here in the Patucketville neighborhood of Lowell to do something when they get home from work. And that is to check their property for any signs of the missing boy just in case. As we have been reporting, this has been an exhaustive search, an extensive search. All the backyards have been searched, but police want the neighbors, the residents to do it again, just in case the search continues. Reporting live in Lowell, Todd Kessgavitch, WCVB, News Setter 5.