Offering Needed Supplies
Kessler told WVLT that she assumed it would be a very long night of searching, so she prepared coffee, chili, and other stuff they would need to help them to keep going. The search party didn’t want to endanger the residents, so they didn’t allow some of them to leave their homes. As such, those community members came together to do what they could to contribute.
Going Viral
Everyone was concerned, so they continued to spread the news across different mediums. The Tennessee Endangered Child Alert made a post on Facebook with a picture of Kaydon and a short description and what was happening. The news started to spread across different groups and pages slowly.