The 13-year-old boy who was found behind a false wall at the weekend after being missing for four years has told how he used his phone to contact his biological mother. Gregory Jean Jr. said: 'I just went on [Google] Play Store and I downloaded an app called Magic Jack and I called my mom.' It is not clear how the teenager managed to get hold of the phone, but once downloaded the App allows users free calling to the US and Canada. Gregory went missing in 2010, when he went to visit his father Gregory Jean, 37, and his stepmother Samantha Joy Davis, 42 - the pair are both charged with the false imprisonment and cruelty against Gregory at their home in Jonesboro, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Gregory Jean Jr. found at his father's home in Jonesboro, Georgia
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Went missing in 2010 after going to visit his father Gregory Jean, who 'refused to give him back'
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Gregory Jean, 37, and stepmother Samantha Joy Davis, 42 both charged with the false imprisonment and cruelty
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In court, it was revealed that Davis struck the boy with a stick
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Police said Davis was on probation after a previous child-cruelty conviction
No clue: Neighbors in the @placeholder neighborhood said they often saw the boy outside the house, and never thought he was being held prisoner