It has been nearly a month since investigators searched an apartment in Manchester, New Hampshire, to look for missing girl Harmony Montgomery.
Authorities had not said anything about any new clues on Montgomery, who was last seen in late 2019 when she was five years old, that may have turned up inside the Manchester home. That silence is not sitting well with Harmony's mom Crystal Sorey.
In an exclusive interview with NBC10 Boston, she revealed that she has not heard anything from authorities, saying, "Nothing from the search, nothing."
Sorey wants answers from investigators
Sorey said she is still in the dark nearly four weeks after the high-profile search. It was a huge operation with Manchester police, Hillsborough County sheriff's deputies, and an FBI evidence response team shutting down an entire block of Union Street.
Sorey said she was just sitting here, twiddling her thumbs, hoping they tell her a little crumb of information about that search. Investigators took out possible evidence on the day of the search, including a refrigerator from the apartment where Harmony's dad, Adam Montgomery, and her stepmom, Kayla, once lived, according to Fox News.
Sorey wants to know what was in that fridge that made authorities take it out from the apartment. Plenty of questions are running through Sorey's mind, including why they took the refrigerator out and the tiles, carpet, and pole. She also wants to know if there was blood and hair found in the apartment.
Sorey said that her advocate gave her an ominous warning in the case before the search took place in the apartment. The worried mom said she was told to be prepared for the worst.
No update yet regarding Harmon Montgomery's disappearance
The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office and Manchester police said that the Harmon Montgomery case remains active but that there is no update regarding her disappearance. They also would not address the mother's concerns about the lack of information being shared.
Sorey explained she just has this really bad feeling all the time, saying that she knows this will end badly and that it will end the way that she did not want it to end at all. Sorey added that she still does not know if her daughter is being held against her will or if she is still alive.
Sorey wants the case to be solved soon, saying that if they never find Harmony, her daughter never gets to lay to rest, or maybe she is being tortured this whole time. She added that if her child is deceased, at least she knows that she has not been suffering this whole time.
Authorities are asking for the public's help in locating Montgomery. Anyone with information about Harmony's disappearance is asked to call or text the 24-hour tip line dedicated to her rescue at 603-203-6060, WCVB reported.
