MANCHESTER, Jamaica — The search for Jayden Smith, a Manchester schoolboy who vanished two weeks ago, has intensified as law enforcement agencies expand their efforts to locate him. Jayden’s guardians, Ann-Marie Thompson and Omar Thompson, have expressed their willingness to cooperate with authorities, welcoming a thorough search of the vicinity surrounding their home in Wales, Newport, Manchester. The Thompsons have been deeply affected by persistent rumors and speculations regarding Jayden’s disappearance, which have escalated to threats against them. The Jamaica Constabulary Force has deployed multiple specialized units, including the Specialized Operations team, the canine unit, and the missing persons desk, alongside local Newport police, to meticulously comb the area. Despite the extensive search operations, Jayden’s whereabouts remain unknown, leaving the community anxious and hopeful for his safe return. The Thompsons have vehemently denied allegations of ill-treatment, dismissing them as baseless and harmful. As the investigation continues, authorities urge the public to provide any information that could aid in locating the missing child.