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Exclusive: Haleigh Cummings’ Grandmother

Ronald Cummings Mom leads Cobra into woods near crime scene

A woman was crying on the phone, when private investigator and bounty hunter William Staubs, aka Cobra, took the call. If she had a lead to check out, she’d better hightail it to the Citgo on Highway 17 to meet him. It was Teresa Neves, Haleigh’s paternal grandmother.

Weeping in her pickup truck, she told the private investigator she’d just spent four hours in the woods wandering near her house where she’d spied what she thought might be suspicious footprints and what looked like an underground pen she feared might be hiding her missing granddaugther.

“Show me what you saw, Mama,” said Staubs, following Haleigh’s grandmother into swampy woods about a mile from her son, Ronald Cummings trailer, where the five year old was reported missing early Feb. 10.

And off we went, as Neves lead the 53 year old bounty hunter and private eye to an empty trailer, where he knocked on a door, and a path where he examined footprints. “That looks like it’s from someone who was working on building this walkway,” he said.

Plunging back into the woods, Neves took off fast, as Cobra and his son, Matthew, tried to keep up. Suddenly, she was gone, and they were in the middle of nowhere and not pleased.

Was he getting played? He’d been speaking with her son Ronald before he obtained a lawyer and stopped talking, and relations with both families appeared solid. As he rode around the county in a black Chevy Tahoe, tinted window lights flashing requests to phone in clues about Haleigh.

Now here he was almost lost in the woods, having then followed up on almost 100 leads; now he says he’s up to over 120. The Putnam County Sheriff’s Department counts almost 4,000 leads in the hopper since Haleigh vanisehd six weeks ago.

Suddenly, his cell phone rang. It was Neves, who explained she’d seen a big snake and took off. “I ain’t afraid of snakes, but she didn’t have to leave us like that,” said Cobra, as he began marching towards a road, then ran into a local who said the area had been searched by police several times.

The resident, an ex-Marine, explained the underground “jail” she may have seen were his innocent hog pens.

Another day, another lead.

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