LOUISVILLE, Ky. — FBI Louisville announced it has discovered an "item of interest" in its search for clue in the disappearance of Crystal Rogers. The FBI is in its fourth day of searching at a Bardstown subdivision. Rogers disappeared in 2015. 

Friday morning, the agency sent out a Tweet with the information and again asking for anyone with information to come forward.

The department plans to continue its efforts "for as long as it takes," but there's no timeline right now on when the search could conclude.

Officials started an inquiry into the Woodlawn Springs subdivision on Tuesday, honing in on three houses built by a company owned by Brooks Houck, Rogers' then-boyfriend who shared a child with her. Houck has not been charged in the investigation.

Law enforcement on site has said none of the homeowners of the properties are part of the investigation, they're focused on just the property itself.

By Wednesday the searched narrowed to one property, where crews were seen digging around a driveway and hauling away large loads of concrete. Around 3 p.m. on Thursday, FBI Louisville provided the following update:

Rogers, a mother of five, went missing from Bardstown in July 2015. In August 2020, FBI Louisville announced it was taking over the case. In July of last year, remains were found near the borders of Washington and Nelson counties. The FBI sent them to Quantico, Virginia, where the Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) helped identify the remains; however, they were not Rogers'.

For more on the Crystal Rogers case, find our timeline here.