  We present JWST MIRI 5.6, 10 and 21 micron observations of the candidate
failed supernova N6946-BH1 along with HST WFPC/IR 1.1 and 1.6 micron data and
ongoing optical monitoring data with the LBT. There is a very red, dusty source
at the location of the candidate which has only ~10-15% of the luminosity of
the progenitor star. The source is very faint in the HST near-IR observations
(~10^3 Lsun) and is not optically variable to a limit of ~10^3 Lsun at R-band.
The dust is likely silicate and probably has to be dominated by very large
grains as predicted for dust formed in a failed SN. The required visual optical
depths are modest, so we should begin to have a direct view of the source in
the near-IR in only a few years.
