Ocala National Forest Searches Provide No Results in Locating Trenton Duckett
Searchers, dogs, boats, ATV’s, horses and helicopter all searched areas on Saturday of 
the Ocala National Forest to try and locate 2 year old Trenton Duckett. To date, the Forest searches have been unsuccessful in finding the missing boy.
The officers and volunteers will search again on Sunday, but as of this point they have found nothing.
“We have found really nothing to indicate that Trenton is here,” Leesburg police Capt. Steve Rockefeller said.
This area is being searched based on a tip that was reported last week by a man that thought he saw a woman resembling Melinda Duckett.
Saturday’s nine-hour hunt was based on a tip police received late last week: A man told investigators he spoke with a woman who looked like Trenton’s mother, Melinda Duckett, in the forest before Trenton’s reported abduction three weeks ago.
“It’s a possible sighting,” Rockefeller said, adding that investigators have received several other tips about the forest since officials first searched the area Thursday afternoon. It is the only place investigators are actively looking for the boy.
Dive teams from Lake and Marion counties will return to Farles Lake today to continue searching near the shore and several hundred yards into the water.
“That still is in many ways searching a needle in a haystack,” Rockefeller said.