Rescuers in Kentucky found six-year-old Roman Heilmann, who had spent several days in a snow-covered forest, according to Metro on November 3. A child with autism left home on November 1 and did not return. Hundreds of volunteers participated in his search. Unmanned aerial vehicles and helicopters were used, and mounted volunteers joined in the search. The boy was found on the morningof November 3, about 1.5 milesfrom home, about 2.4 km away, according to one of the bicycle volunteers. There was a small dog with him who stayed with the baby the whole time. The boy's body was covered with scratches from the thorns, but overall his condition was good. Earlier in the search, a baby jacket, trousers, and a diaper were found in the woods. At the time of the discovery, he had no clothes. Shortly after being rescued, the boy was handed over to health workers for inspection. Accordingto preliminary data, only mild dehydration was reported.