Brittany Moreno said her son was playing outside at their home on July 25 when he suddenly disappeared.
About 90 minutes later, a neighbor, who is a retired Sacramento County officer, brought the boy home. Moreno said he was dirty, scratched, covered in brush stickers and appeared terrified.
Moreno said her relief quickly turned to frustration when she felt deputies questioned whether her son's story was true.
The family's story quickly gained traction on social media, prompting questions from the community about how the case was being investigated.
"We appreciate the understanding of the community and knowing that these types of investigations. We wish they could be solved in 30 to 60 minutes, such as what we see on TV, but the reality, it can take days," Parker said.
Moreno said she hopes sharing their story will help identify whoever is responsible.
The sheriff's office said it's still too early to comment on whether there is a person at large in this case.
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