UPDATE: Police announce Harley Dilly's remains have been found

Update: 6:30 p.m.Read the full update here.Update: 12:54 p.m.Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost released this statement: "We are heartbroken over the outcome but know every effort was made to find Harley. Chief Hickman shouldered the weight of this investigation which has resulted in a tragic loss for the community of Port Clinton. No case is tougher than when a kid goes missing."Update: 12:14 p.m.PORT CLINTON — Port Clinton police chief Rob Hickman said Harley Dilly's body was found in a chimney of a vacant home in the 500 block of Fulton Street Tuesday morning, after police entered the home Monday afternoon. Hickman said they were recanvassing the neighborhood and gained entry to the vacant home, which was previously locked. On the second floor of the building, near the flue of the chimney, investigators also found Harley's glasses and maroon puffy coat. It's unclear how the glasses and coat got to the bottom of the chimney, but investigators believe no one else had been in the home. Investigators believe Dilly climbed into the roof via an antenna and tried to enter the home through the chimney. This is a developing story. Check back for updates. 12:03 p.m.Port Clinton police chief Rob Hickman announces Harley Dilly's remains have been found. His death appears to be an accident. No foul play is suspected. It appears Dilly entered the chimney. The death is a tragic outcome for the Port Clinton community. Watch our live coverage on your YouTube channel. *Check back here for updates as they happen.For previous updates go to: Harley's body found? or Police search house for Harley Get prior news coverage here: Port Clinton boy missingPort Clinton police chief Rob Hickman addresses the media during a press conference regarding Harley Dilly on Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2020.