A six-year-old boy with autism who went missing in Kentucky for days was found by responders on horseback, according to CBS News. The network's video report says the boy went missing over the weekend after wandering away from his home.

The CBS News headline identifies the boy as Roman Heilman, while the summary of the same report spells the surname Heilam. The sources reviewed for this account do not indicate which spelling is correct.

The CBS News summary credits Ian Lee with the report, and both the headline and the summary refer to the boy as Roman. The summary does not describe the search, name any agency or person involved beyond the responders on horseback, or say where the boy was found.

The CBS News headline describes the boy as six years old and as having autism, and the summary gives the same age. Neither item gives a specific time for when the boy went missing or was found. The summary says only that he went missing over the weekend.

The CBS News headline says the boy had been missing for days, while its summary says he went missing over the weekend. The material reviewed does not state when the search began or how many days passed before he was found, so the two descriptions are not reconciled.

Neither the CBS News headline nor its summary includes statements from family members or officials, or describes the boy's condition when he was found. This account relies only on those two items from CBS News.

Sources: CBS News: 6-year-old with autism Roman Heilman found after going missing for days in Kentucky.