<a href="http://www.thesandiegochannel.com/sand/news/stories/news-151114520020613-120642.html";>http://www.thesandiegochannel.com/sand/news/stories/news-151114520020613-120642.html<;/a><P>Man Looks For Jahi During Trip Across Country<BR>Lambert To Distribute Fliers, Buttons Bearing Jahi's Picture<BR>Posted: 10:18 a.m. PDT June 13, 2002<BR>Updated: 10:42 a.m. PDT June 13, 2002<P>SAN DIEGO -- A retired social researcher leaves on a cross-country bus trip Thursday to spread the word about Jahi Turner, the 2-year-old boy who was reported missing from a Balboa Park playground on April 25, 10News reported. <BR> <P>Malcolm Lambert, 70, said he is upset that volunteer searches for the toddler ended abruptly about two weeks ago, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported. <P>"We still need to find that boy, and we need to keep the search alive," Lambert told the newspaper. <P>Lambert, who said he has conducted social work pertaining to young people for the federal government and several universities, including UCSD, bought a $260 ticket for a Greyhound bus trip that will eventually take him to Frederick, Md., according to The Union-Tribune. <P>Frederick is the hometown of Jahi's extended family and where the boy lived until moving with his mother and stepfather to San Diego a week before he disappeared. <P>Lambert said that he will distribute fliers and buttons bearing Jahi's picture at stops along the way, according to 10News. <P>One of those stops, Lambert said, will be at the Laura Recovery Center. The Texas-based center helps organize searches for children and has assisted locally in both the Jahi Turner and Danielle van Dam cases. <P>"I hope to get some advice from them on how to restart this search effort," Lambert said. <P>Jahi's stepfather, Tieray Jones, told police he left Jahi at a playground near the boy's home at Beech and 28th streets with a woman and two other children while he walked a few hundred yards away to buy a soda. <P>When the 23-year-old returned, his stepson was gone, along with the others. <P>