A man has been arrested and designated a “person of interest” in the disappearance of Audrey girl in Livingston.

Livingston, Texas. – A backpack and a truck are the clues that lead the Texas range, the sheriff and the FBI to find him. Mr. Steve McDougall Person of Interest In the disappearance of the girl Audrey Cunningham11 years old.

This The minor has been missing for more than 48 hoursAfter being last seen at 7:00 a.m. on Thursday, February 15, she was on her way to catch a bus, but never arrived at school or returned home.

Officials made the announcement at a press conference this Saturday at 2:00 PM Award For information that leads to finding the girl Audrey Cunningham, 11, raised $7,000.

This morning, the Texas Department of Public Safety announced that they are searching for a blue 2003 Chevrolet Suburban pickup truck in connection with the girl’s disappearance.

At a press conference, Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) spokesman Craig Cummings said that They found a child’s backpack near Livingston Lake.

“There were other things found, but we’re not going to speculate on what they were. That’s all part of the investigation we’re doing right now,” Cummings said.

The backpack was found in the area where they held a press conference on Thursday, February 15, a wooded area south of Lake Livingston.

“I’m not sure where it was found. Our investigators are looking into it now,” Cummings said, “but we know it was down on the dam and it was wet.”

They added that the evidence they have collected indicates that there may be people responsible or involved in the disappearance of little Audrey.

The main person of interest in the case is Don Steve McDougall, 42, who was arrested on the night of Friday, February 16, but on charges unrelated to the disappearance.

This Saturday morning, the Texas Department of Public Safety announced that they are looking for a blue 2003 Chevrolet Suburban pickup truck, which is McDougal’s car.
For this reason, McDougal is designated as a person of interest and one of the people involved in the disappearance of Audrey Cunningham.

So far, McDougall faces unrelated assault charges and was arrested by the Polk County Sheriff.

More than 48 hours have passed since the search for Little Audrey, which has gathered the FBI, Texas Rangers and local sheriffs in the area around Lake Livingston.

In the latest update from the DPS they have said that they will not release any further information to avoid compromising their investigation into the case.

They added that they had conducted several searches on the same day they disappeared at night, as well as on Friday, February 16, and now at 5:00 a.m. they have resumed work.

“This investigation is still active and ongoing,” they reiterated when asked for more clues in the case.

Any information regarding the disappearance of 11-year-old Audrey Cunningham should be reported to the Polk County Sheriff’s Office or Polk County Crime Stoppers at 936-329-9040 or www.polkcountycs.org.

Crime Stoppers has a $7,000 reward.