The body of 5-year-old Saylor Hayes, a nonverbal autistic girl, was discovered near Pawleys Island in South Carolina after she went missing following a family trip. Authorities have charged her parents, John Herb Hayes III and Geordyn Nichole Hayes, who were arrested in Tennessee. Investigations revealed that the child had wandered from their rental home while not wearing a tracking device that was meant to help locate her. The search for Saylor lasted several days, raising concerns about the circumstances surrounding her disappearance. The parents allegedly misled deputies during the investigation, diverting the search efforts away from key areas. This tragic incident has sparked a discussion about the reliance on tracking technology for children with special needs.