Strange boolean value bug in javascript

Not sure what is happening to the boolean value in the found property of this object. When I log the object the value is true then when I log just the property value it's false!

Im receiving this object from another developers code. I have confirmed that the object his code is passing my script is the same as the object that Im logging in my script. I have also tried multiple browsers and tried emptying the cache before running the application. Any idea why I'm not able to access the correct value for this property?

var buildGraph_bfs = function(jsonData) 
{

//console.log("console.log(jsonData) : ");
//console.log(jsonData);
//console.log("console.log(jsonData.found) : " + jsonData.found);

var FOUND = jsonData.found;

if (FOUND) 
{
 console.log("found");
}
else{
  console.log("not found");
}

For the above code I always get "not found". The value is never altered in the following script.