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Edward ‘Eddy’ Hall missing: 5 things about Katy boy as AMBER Alert issued - latest update

Edward ‘Eddy’ Hall, a five-year-old went missing from Katy, Texas, and the Fort Bend County Sheriff’s Office issued an AMBER Alert.

Updated on: Jul 21, 2026, 08:45:54 IST
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Update: Edward Hall was found dead in a lake near his home. Texas EquuSearch & Recovery found the missing 5-year-old. Authorities do not suspect foul play at this time. “The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office extends its sincere gratitude to Texas EquuSearch Search & Recovery for its invaluable assistance and partnership throughout the search efforts. Our thoughts and deepest condolences are with Edward's family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time,” the sheriff's office said in a statement.

An AMBER Alert was issued for Edward Hall on Sunday evening. (Facebook/Texas EquuSearch)
An AMBER Alert was issued for Edward Hall on Sunday evening. (Facebook/Texas EquuSearch)

Original story: Edward ‘Eddy’ Hall, a five-year-old went missing from Katy, Texas. The Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office issued an AMBER Alert on Sunday evening seeking help in finding the child.

Initially cops had said there no indication of foul play, but had emphasized that locating Hall was urgent so authorities could verify his well-being and safety, as per The Katy News.

With Hall yet to be found, many of his Katy neighbors have joined in on the search. Families have searched on foot and have used drones, ATVs and other equipment to cover the Tamarron, Cross Creek West, Jordan Ranch and Young Ranch neighborhoods.

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One neighbor said “We’re such a close-knit community. It’s basically a family. We all have children, and some of us have autistic children. We’ve kind of put ourselves in this family’s shoes,” speaking to Click2Houston.

Another added “As autism moms, we really understand their minds and kind of what they might be looking for. We’re just trying to share that and help in any way we can.”

Meanwhile, another said “We’re treating every hour like it’s the first hour. We’re not slowing down. We’re checking, rechecking and we’ll continue to check—as long as it takes. We’re looking for our own kid.” Volunteers reportedly expressed the wish to continue the search through Sunday night and return on Monday again if Hall was not found.

 
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