That's the question on everybody's mind.

Crews are searching in North Carolina Pond in connection to the disappearance of the 15 month old news Channel five.

Seen asleep following the latest twists and turns in this case and Sina have certainly been some challenges right there has been.

And that's because police say that the mother story keeps changing.

And it's that in consents inconsistency that led to arrest last night for false reporting.

Wow, by now you know this sweet face.

15 month old Evelyn Boswell was last seen in December, but she wasn't reported missing until a week ago.

Every time we talk to her story changes.

I'm serious when I say that every single time that Sullivan County share of Jeff Cassidy talking about his frustration with Meghan Maggie Boswell, the 18 year old was arrested for false reporting after investigators say she gave conflicting statements.

The mom has sole custody of Evelyn.

She has been inaccurate, conflicting statements.

All through this investigation, we got ahold of Maggie's arrest affidavit revealing she told investigators the little girl was with the child's father and they were supposed to meet last week to exchange custody But after further investigating, detectives determined the father is actively enlisted in the U.

S.

Army and currently stationed in Louisiana, and Evelyn isn't with him.

Boswell also told investigators her daughter could be in Virginia and yet still no sign of her very frustrating two months before she's even reported missing.

It puts us behind, puts our investigation behind.

Investigators are not giving up, taking their search to Wilkes County, North Carolina.

That's where investigators also arrested Evelyn's grandmother and William Macleod last weekend, questioning them about the toddler's disappearance.

We just learned from our affiliate.

Macleod's family owns the land next to the pond.

Investigators are searching.

The search turned out inconclusive.

The reward for Evelyn's whereabouts is now nearly $60,000.

Everyone has their eyes on this case, including lawmakers.

Today, lawmakers introduced an amendment to existing legislation, now known as the Eveline Law, it will increase penalties against parents or guardians who failed to report a missing child within 48 hours of that child's disappearance to law enforcement in the newsroom, seen a slim news channel five thanks Xena and A Sena said This case is highly unusual from the way Evelyn was reported missing to the stories family members are telling to investigators.

As the search continues, thousands of Tennesseans are still hoping for a happy ending.