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Probe of Illinois boy's disappearance still focuses on home, people who may have last seen him

CHICAGO - Police on Monday said the investigation into the disappearance of 5-year-old Andrew "AJ" Freund continues to focus "on the residence and the individuals that may have seen or had contact with the boy."

The boy was reported missing by his parents Thursday morning after he was last seen at bedtime Wednesday night at the family's home in the northwest Chicago suburb of Crystal Lake.

In a news release Monday, police said, "As of today's date,

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