ORLANDO -- The phone lines are open at a new call center to find missing 2-year-old Caylee Anthony.
More than 15 people are manning the phones for a possible lead in the case. The call center was set up by the family to call everyone they can.
People who get a call will hear a prerecorded message from Caylee's grandfather, George Anthony. Anyone with information can then be directly connected with the call center staff.
Caylee's grandfather said so far, 100,000 people have been contacted by the family's new call center in hopes of finding clues in the case.
George Anthony admitted, however, he felt the investigation may have to go outside Florida's borders.
"I'm not going to impede the investigation, what might be going on at the moment, in which I hope there's one going on. All I can do is tell you that there's been some credible things that have been passed on to us, that we feel credible, anyhow in our heart -- not speaking emotionally, but common sensewise and gut feeling -- that there's something going on in another state that we believe needs some attention drawn to it," George Anthony said.
The number for the family's call center is (888) 848-8752. Sheriff's deputies continue to ask anyone with information to call CrimeLine at (800) 423-TIPS.
Meanwhile, the family has set up a trust fund for Caylee to try and raise money to help with the search.
Caylee's family said the money will only go toward finding the missing toddler, and not for any possible bond for Casey Anthony. Donations can be made at any SunTrust Bank.
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