On a cold February night in 2011, 18-month-old Joshua Davis disappeared from a trailer home filled with people. New Braunfels Police Department says the family isn't being truthful, however, the family says the police aren't doing their job.

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – The 10-year anniversary of the disappearance of 18-month-old Joshua Davis Jr. is approaching and New Braunfels police are temporarily offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest or grand jury indictment of the person responsible. Police have determined that seven adults and three children, including Joshua, were inside the home the night Joshua disappeared. Initially, family members inside the home that night suggested that Joshua had wandered outside in the rural area near the house. “We firmly believe that someone who was in the home the night of the disappearance knows what really happened”, New Braunfels Police Department spokesman David Ferguson said Tuesday. “We have had to deal with repeated lies or misleading to detectives, sending our detectives off to investigate theories that family members knew to be untrue,” Ferguson said.