According to records from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, at 7:49 a.m. that day, Stegner’s 2 year-old child, walked out of room one of the building. Three minutes later, he walked out the door of the building.
“A medical staff member across the street had to slam on her brakes to avoid hitting him running across the street,” Stegner said while crying in an interview with FOX4 Thursday.
At 7:56 a.m. March 14, the woman who saw him outside brought him back in. The child wasn’t hurt.
“It took her a few minutes of pounding on the windows to get anybody to know. And she said she just saw two adults talking and they nonchalantly came to the door,” Stegner said.
“She was holding my son, and they told her they didn’t know he was missing. They didn’t know he was gone.”
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