Almost two months after 5-year-old Haleigh Cummings disappeared, Putnam County Sheriff Jeff Hardy still has staff dedicated to the case.
However, Hardy said the number of daily tips coming in about the case have decreased and he called that disappointing.
Thursday, Hardy spoke to First Coast News about the investigation.
He said while tips have declined, his office still receives information and all it will take is one good tip to break the case.
Hardy also said Misty Croslin Cummings is the key to the investigation because she was the last one who saw Haleigh on February 9.
Hardy said there are still inconsistencies in Misty's story about that night.
He said some of the brightest minds in law enforcement have spoken to Misty and still have not been able to get a clear understanding of what happened Feb. 9th.
Haleigh's mother's attorney, Kim Picazio, told First Coast News she and her staff have talked to eyewitnesses who saw Misty partying outside of the home that night.
Misty has told reporters she was at home the entire night and put Haleigh and Haleigh's little brother to bed. She said she went to bed as well, woke up and noticed Haleigh was gone.
Hardy said his office has received information from Picazio.
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