How about his friends - have they been willing to help? They would know where a kid might go for a place to crash for a while, or they may know about some adult inviting kids to their house as some kind of "friend" situation (maybe something you wouldn't approve of, but as parents we can always get over THOSE situations.)

They may hesitate to come forward without the promise of anonymity - but maybe they could be asked to leave a message some other way - - just drop an envelope addressed to you in a library drop box or leave such an envelope on a table in a local diner - - something, anything to get information to you.

Have you been pleased with LE's efforts to help?

I might suggest you reach out for other groups to help - - I know motorcycle clubs have been helpful in more than one case similar to this. But other groups, too, might be helpful.

Service organizations are always looking for free speakers. Don't laugh - a bunch of Lions or Elks or Rotory Club members might just be the ones to know how to get the word out where you would never think. Some of them are retired, have the time to help if they see a worthwhile cause. And they travel and meet others - - they have newsletters.

I wish I could bring your boy home. I am sure we all feel the same - but we can't. Still, maybe some suggestion made here will help you reach out to someone who can and will.