UNCUT INTERVIEW. THEY'RE RAMBUNCTIOUS!! CAL CITY MISSING BOYS #1

Saturday, California City Police aided over 100 people searching through the desert, near the home where Orrin and Orson west were last seen on Dec. 21. "I have nieces and kids, ya know?" Mallela Avelar, from California City, said.  "If they're missing, I would like for people to help us, ya know? Look for them." RELATED: California City dispensary & towing company offers reward for missing boys Then on Sunday, around 40 people searched the fields next to the two boys' adoptive parents' apartment complex.  "This was the last place they lived, so we just want to check all the fields, the canal, and everything around here, just to make sure," Destiny Grandson, from Bakersfield, said. One noticeable absence from these search parties, the adoptive parents, Trazell and Jacqueline West. On Sunday, they released a statement saying their priority is finding the boys, and they are cooperating with the police. They also addressed the reason they say they haven’t joined the search parties saying:  “In less than 24 hours of the disappearance of the boys, our extended family started receiving threats of physical violence including death threats. Family members who live thousands of miles away also received these same threats. We were advised appropriately to avoid public spaces and crowds given the immediacy and intensity of these threats." Jon Walker, California City’s Police Chief, says they have now searched the home in California City multiple times. He says they haven’t found anything so far, but are still reviewing some things that were taken by investigators. Walker says his department won’t stop until this mystery is solved. "I want to keep this story out there, I want people to know that these kids have not been found and whatever we can do to find them we're willing to do," Chief Walker, said.   Police Chief Walker says if you find anything of interest or suspicious or know anything that could help authorities you're urged to contact the California Police Department, (760) 373-8606. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// COPY RIGHT /FAIR USE DISCLOSURE Fair use is a legal doctrine that promotes freedom of expression by permitting the unlicensed use of copyright-protected works in certain circumstances. Section 107 of the Copyright Act provides the statutory framework for determining whether something is a fair use and identifies certain types of uses—such as #criticism, #comment, #news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research—.