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Beautiful Teen Girl Vanishes from Roadside Restaurant: WHERE IS KEESLYN ROBERTS? · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Greece right up front. Let me
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Speaker 1: announce because the President's Day, there is no trial, no
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Speaker 1: testimony going on in the murdog double murder trial in
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Speaker 1: South Carolina. You're not missing a thing. We would never
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Speaker 1: do that to you. But let me take this opportunity
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Speaker 1: to tell you about a beautiful young girl, Kislan. How
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Speaker 1: can an absolutely stunning twenty year old girl seemingly vanish
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Speaker 1: into thin air? And what clues were left behind? I
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Speaker 1: mean it, See Grace, this is Crime Stories. Thank you
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Speaker 1: for being with us here at Fox Station and Serious
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Speaker 1: X one eleven. I'm talking about this girl who smiled them.
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Speaker 1: I'm looking at a picture right now, kind of an
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Speaker 1: over the shoulder. Look these beautiful blue eyes and this bright,
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Speaker 1: bright smile. I can't make it out exactly, but it
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Speaker 1: looks like she's got at least one dimple on her
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Speaker 1: right cheek. And not just that she's physically beautiful, but
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Speaker 1: just to joy the love of life. It's just beaming
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Speaker 1: out of her face. So how is someone so alive
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Speaker 1: and full of vitality just disappear without a blip on
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Speaker 1: the screen, And how is her family dealing with the disappearance?
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Speaker 1: Of their only child. I'm talking about Kieslin Noel Roberts. Again,
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Speaker 1: thank you for being with us here at Fox Nations
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Speaker 1: series Say Some twenty eleven. First of all, take listen
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Speaker 1: to our friends at WRCB. She has so many dreams.
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Speaker 1: She wanted to be a marine bowl and she got daytured.
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Speaker 1: I think the answers will come out on the people
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Speaker 1: that's involved. We just don't understand exactly, you know, what happened,
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Speaker 1: you know, just to see where it went wrong. Gasland
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Speaker 1: was last known to be at the Flying J truck
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Speaker 1: stop in Resacca, Georgia. That's where police found her car.
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Speaker 1: Inside were her keys, her book bag, and her wallet,
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Speaker 1: but she was nowhere to be found. The Roberts told
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Speaker 1: their only child they love her the last time they
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Speaker 1: saw her. She was last seen a week later at
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Speaker 1: the Flying J truck stop off I seventy five in
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Speaker 1: Gordon County. That's where her family found her car and
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Speaker 1: most of her belongings. And I'm still hoping and that
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Speaker 1: that there's a chance that she's allowed out there somewhere.
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Speaker 1: I don't know the situation. I don't you know, we
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Speaker 1: don't know, but I can't help. But I can't give up.
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Speaker 1: Joining us today are Keisland Noel's mother and father desperately
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Speaker 1: seeking help. The tip line is seven oh six six
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Speaker 1: two four one four two four repeat seven oh six
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Speaker 1: six two four one four two four. There is a
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Speaker 1: reward in the search for Keisland Noel Roberts. I want
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Speaker 1: to go out first to the parents of Keislan and
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Speaker 1: Liam Collins joining us from Local three. I'll get right
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Speaker 1: back to you, Liam, Eric and Shannon Roberts with us.
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Speaker 1: Miss Roberts, When was it that at first dawned on
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Speaker 1: you that Keislan Noel was missing. Well, it was that
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Speaker 1: Monday after that Saturday she was laughing at the flyin Jay.
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Speaker 1: She hadn't responds. There was a certain times she wouldn't
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Speaker 1: respond back to us that she hadn't responded back, and
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Speaker 1: so maybe that Thursday and we gave it a few
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Speaker 1: days and then by Monday she wasn't responding and um,
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Speaker 1: Herod might try to go looking for during the day. Um,
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Speaker 1: and that's when that all came about. That he filmed
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Speaker 1: her car downe at the Flying Day back then and
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Speaker 1: then um, we you know went from there following the
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Speaker 1: miss some person report on her. Well, we asked you
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Speaker 1: when you you said that you heard from her on Friday,
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Speaker 1: and then when was it you texted her again and say, hey,
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Speaker 1: where are you on Saturday? Saturday the very next day. Now,
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Speaker 1: did Keislin normally text or call every day? No? Not
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Speaker 1: every day? How suld always respond to our texts? Yeah,
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Speaker 1: she would eventually respond to him. Sometimes she didn't have
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Speaker 1: Wi Fi on her phone right, um and stuff, and
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Speaker 1: so it would take you know, sometimes when she was
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Speaker 1: in an area to be able to get some WiFi
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Speaker 1: to respond back too. Is But you know she would
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Speaker 1: eventually end as responding back to our tex even if
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Speaker 1: it's to a few days. You know, that's very interesting
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Speaker 1: that you said that. To hear the both of you talking.
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Speaker 1: You're hearing Kieslan Noel parents, Eric and Sean Shannon speaking
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Speaker 1: and what they're saying. And I want to go quickly
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Speaker 1: out to doctor Angela Arnold joining me. She's a renowned
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Speaker 1: psychiatrist out of it the Atlanta Jurisdiction at Angela Arnold
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Speaker 1: MD dot com and she specializes in women, Doctor Angie,
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Speaker 1: thank you for being with us. You know, it's so
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Speaker 1: interesting that Eric says, mister Roberts says, she should always
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Speaker 1: respond to text. It's you can tell so much about
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Speaker 1: actually a timeline based on human behavior. It's called routine evidence.
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Speaker 1: When I say routine evidence, I don't mean standard normal evidence.
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Speaker 1: I mean evidence of routine because with my two children,
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Speaker 1: my son John David will respond back no matter what,
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Speaker 1: even if he's in school and they're not supposed to
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Speaker 1: have their phones out at school. He'll takes back between
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Speaker 1: classes when he's walking to his next class. Never fails.
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Speaker 1: My daughter, she may never respond. That's why I have
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Speaker 1: Life three sixty on her on everybody. So Lucy is
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Speaker 1: just not concerned at all with her phone, so she
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Speaker 1: may or may not respond. If she doesn't respond, I'm
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Speaker 1: not worried if he doesn't respond, I'm worried well. And
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Speaker 1: you know, Nancy, we've talked about this several times on
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Speaker 1: your show in the past. We also even look at
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Speaker 1: how people respond. We all know how each one of
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Speaker 1: us responds in different ways. We know what emojis we
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Speaker 1: use and everything. So not only is it a timing thing,
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Speaker 1: we can tell who's responding to us through our phone,
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Speaker 1: and it's so important to look at the heads of
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Speaker 1: people's behavior. You know, that's interesting that you said that,
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Speaker 1: because for instance, here in the studio with me is Jackie.
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Speaker 1: She writes full, complete sentences and paragraphs, and I've been
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Speaker 1: trying to break her of that for a really long
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Speaker 1: time because I like to write back one letter like
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Speaker 1: why or in or question mark. That's so interesting. You
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Speaker 1: said that to Eric Roberts. This is Keislan Noel's dad. Eric,
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Speaker 1: you said that she would always respond unless, as your
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Speaker 1: wife Shannon points out, she's out of Wi FI. I
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Speaker 1: mean she can't get service. And in that neck of
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Speaker 1: the woods there are a lot of areas where there's
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Speaker 1: no service. I know exactly where you're talking about. So, Eric,
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Speaker 1: what she takes back or would she callback? Typically? It
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Speaker 1: always takes me to yeah, it was generational. Word take
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Speaker 1: the communication. You're so right. Let me go to Chris
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Speaker 1: Buyers joining me, former police chief of John's Creek, twenty
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Speaker 1: five years on the forest now a probably an investigator
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Speaker 1: and polygrapher at Lancaster Informations so Lancaster Services dot Com. Chris,
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Speaker 1: when he just said that again, I've got another epiphany.
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Speaker 1: It's generational. You know, there's no way my mom, you know,
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Speaker 1: my mom is ninety one, lives with us. There's no
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Speaker 1: way she's going to start texting, although she does try,
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Speaker 1: and she wants me to send her pictures all the time,
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Speaker 1: even though she's just at the other end of the house.
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Speaker 1: But she does not hesitate pick up the cell phone.
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Speaker 1: But I and my children and my husband, we all
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Speaker 1: just want to text, whatever it may be, because it's faster.
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Speaker 1: So that is interesting that he's saying she always texts,
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Speaker 1: she always takes back it might take a couple of hours.
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Speaker 1: And guys, I'm going somewhere with this. I'm talking about
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Speaker 1: a timeline. That's what I'm talking about. Jump in Chris. Yeah, absolutely,
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Speaker 1: and I too have a ninety one year old father
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Speaker 1: and there's no texting with him. It's definitely you know,
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Speaker 1: his generation is answering the phone. But yes, it's so
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Speaker 1: important for seeing these timelines with the text and how
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Speaker 1: quick they're responded to. And of course, like you said
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Speaker 1: that this generation is all about texting. I preferred myself too,
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Speaker 1: because it is so quick in a vision, and I'm
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Speaker 1: just thinking about what they're telling me as it relates
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Speaker 1: to the timeline. To Eric Roberts and Miss Shannon Roberts,
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Speaker 1: this is keysl Noel's mom and dad and they are
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Speaker 1: desperate for help. Today I found their case on Twitter.
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Speaker 1: They're desperate, They're reaching out on social media for anybody
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Speaker 1: to help them, and my Lord in Heaven, we are
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Speaker 1: going to help them. And I want you to join
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Speaker 1: us the tipline seven six six two one four two four,
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Speaker 1: because I've got no doubt in my mind someone knows
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Speaker 1: what happened to and or where is keys Look Noel,
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Speaker 1: they know and there's a reward, a big reward. Time
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Speaker 1: stories with Nancy Grace, Eric Roberts. You're saying that she
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Speaker 1: always texted back. So when you did you speak to
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Speaker 1: her or text her on Friday? You or Shannon? Hey,
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Speaker 1: you texted? And what was it you? Shannon? Yes, it
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Speaker 1: was what did you text her about? Um? I was
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Speaker 1: just asking her if she was okay? You know, um,
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Speaker 1: you know, and I just always like to check on
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Speaker 1: her to you know, where was she living. She was
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Speaker 1: staying um in Murray County with a friend uh and
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Speaker 1: and his mom um over there. Um and she was
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Speaker 1: staying there during that week. UM, so you know, I
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Speaker 1: just always like to take sture and check on her.
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Speaker 1: And how far away was that from home? Just about
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Speaker 1: maybe fifteen twenty minutes, So just fifteen minutes away. You know,
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Speaker 1: it's just striking me. James shell Nutt joining us, Liam Collins,
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Speaker 1: don't give up on me. I'll be right with you.
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Speaker 1: And hey, everybody, again, this is not high tea at
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Speaker 1: Windsor Castle with now King Charles jump in all right
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Speaker 1: if you have an idea that crosses your mind as
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Speaker 1: we're talking. And shell Nutt twenty seven years metro major
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Speaker 1: case former SWAT now lawyer with the shell Nutt Law
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Speaker 1: Firm dot com. James, this is exactly how we work
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Speaker 1: up cases. I would typically just sit around with my
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Speaker 1: investigator and maybe my bestie Owl in the office, and
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Speaker 1: we'd go round and round about what about this and
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Speaker 1: what about that? James, have you ever seen the missing
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Speaker 1: person is fifteen minutes away, living twenty minutes away, but
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Speaker 1: now they're the Lord only knows where that fifteen minutes
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Speaker 1: has turned into weeks and months and we can't find Keislyn.
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Speaker 1: Oh absolutely yeah. I think I think that this is
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Speaker 1: a This is not an uncommon scenario at all, as
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Speaker 1: particularly bothersome in this case, because she was so close,
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Speaker 1: I mean that probably gave Eric and Shannon a sense
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Speaker 1: of security that she was at several states away, that
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Speaker 1: she was just right down the road, right down the road. Okay,
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Speaker 1: you know what. I talked to the twins all the time.
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Speaker 1: I pray again through high school and then they go
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Speaker 1: to college, and I'm always worried, well, when we get
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Speaker 1: to that point where they be far away, how can
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Speaker 1: I help take care of them? To think that she
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Speaker 1: could be far away right now, that's got to just
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Speaker 1: send you over the edge, Shannon Roberts. Yes, I mean,
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Speaker 1: do you think about it? Do you dream about her? Oh? Yes,
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Speaker 1: I do? Like what do you dream about? I dreamed
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Speaker 1: about her being home already and as funding her and
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Speaker 1: I'm just holding on to that hope that we can
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Speaker 1: bring her back home safely soon whatever the situation. You know,
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Speaker 1: he is, miss Roberts. We didn't dream about her being
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Speaker 1: back home. What specifically is it? Well, I have ended
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Speaker 1: death dreaming that, um, we had found her, and um
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Speaker 1: there was one dream that we was waiting to go
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Speaker 1: to a facility to see her and she'd been found
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Speaker 1: and that was going to get your bring her back home.
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Speaker 1: And then there was another one that was just suddenly,
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Speaker 1: just out of the blue, she was already back home
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Speaker 1: with this you know, and it was just so good
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Speaker 1: to have her, and I was hugging her and just oh,
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Speaker 1: it was just so nice for her to be back
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Speaker 1: home and to be back with this again. And and
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Speaker 1: then I just wake up, and then it just seemed
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Speaker 1: so real. But then I realized it's not what happened.
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Speaker 1: The day that kislodn't know well seemingly vanished into thin air.
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Speaker 1: Take a listen to our friends at crime online dot com.
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Speaker 1: When Keiselyn Roberts miss is a very important appointment, her
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Speaker 1: father gets a call asking if he knows where she is.
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Speaker 1: He had been texting with her, so he went to
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Speaker 1: where she was staying, but Keisland wasn't home. As he's
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Speaker 1: walking away, Keasland's boyfriend says, I haven't seen her, but
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Speaker 1: her car has parked at the Flying J truck stop.
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Speaker 1: Mister Roberts immediately knows this is not normal behavior for
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Speaker 1: his daughter, and he heads over to the Flying J
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Speaker 1: truck stop, where he finds her car in the parking
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Speaker 1: lot locked. Mister Roberts immediately calls police. His daughter is missing.
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Speaker 1: Straight out to Eric Roberts, this is Keelslan's dad, mister Roberts,
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Speaker 1: I'm trying to figure out what spurred you, and I'm
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Speaker 1: putting myself in your shoes, so correct me if I'm wrong.
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Speaker 1: You get called by her acquaintance, going, hey, we had
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Speaker 1: an appointment. She didn't show up at that moment. What
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Speaker 1: went through your mind? Not that something bad had half
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Speaker 1: am mab her car broke down. Wh So you know,
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Speaker 1: I go to the location where I know she would saying,
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Speaker 1: and which flying jay was? This church stuff was a
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Speaker 1: stack of georgia. Yea. The thing is is I own
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Speaker 1: a trucking company, so and I used to go to her,
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Speaker 1: so I know what goes on them. The parking lots,
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Speaker 1: they're not good things, most of them bad. But so
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Speaker 1: they're not monitored, not monitored by law enforcement. But now
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Speaker 1: wait a minute, wait a minute, I hear you. I
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Speaker 1: mean I would not if I could help, but stop
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Speaker 1: at a truck's up on the side of the road.
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Speaker 1: But this Flying Jay is more like a travel center.
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Speaker 1: There's a Denny's. Yeah, well, they're also showers for truckers,
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Speaker 1: but there are restaurants around there. It's not just overnight
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Speaker 1: truckers stopping there. And you don't know where they're coming
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Speaker 1: from or where they're going. So what more can you tell?
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Speaker 1: Me about it. It's just a cure for her to
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Speaker 1: be there. You know, I wouldn't have no at that time,
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Speaker 1: I had no reasoning why she would be at that location,
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Speaker 1: for her car would be abandoned there at that location.
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Speaker 1: Let's find out about it. Joining me from Local three News,
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Speaker 1: Liam mccollins tell me about that area is would you
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Speaker 1: be afraid for let's just say, your little sister or
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Speaker 1: your twenty year old sister to go to that truck stop.
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Speaker 1: It's more like it bills itself as a travel center. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I mean, it's a it's a very high traveling area
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Speaker 1: and its interesting. It's I mean, within me to throw
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Speaker 1: a rock to the highway. Okay, hold on, let me
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Speaker 1: just cut through. Cut to the chase. Liam. Have you
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Speaker 1: ever heard of BUCkies? Yeah? Okay, people for miles and
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Speaker 1: miles and miles around want to go to BUCkies. And
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Speaker 1: it is a travel center, but it's more like a Walmart,
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Speaker 1: cracker barrel, gas station. It's huge and people love what
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Speaker 1: is it? They love Jackie, that's so good there, the
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Speaker 1: barbecue or the nugget Bucky Nuggets. Okay, people will go there.
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Speaker 1: It's a destination. Now that's a lot different from a
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Speaker 1: truck stuff on inside the Interstate where you see like
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Speaker 1: ten eighteen wheelers and it's dark and scary looking. So
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Speaker 1: which one is the Flying Jake? Is it more like
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Speaker 1: BUCkies where you see families going in to get the
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Speaker 1: Bucky Nuggets or is it the scary truck stop on
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Speaker 1: the Interstate? I mean, I would say, you know, it's
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Speaker 1: definitely an area that is very transient. You know a
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Speaker 1: lot of people coming in and out, and you know,
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Speaker 1: needing gas right up seventy five on long trips and
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Speaker 1: that's where they go. Okay, guys, I'm bringing in an
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Speaker 1: unexpected guest. Jackie hasn't been to the Flying Jake. Tell
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Speaker 1: me I often stop at that Flying Jake. It is
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Speaker 1: literally right off the Interstate. You could just about throw
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Speaker 1: a stone to get there. Stopping during the day. I
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Speaker 1: have never felt that there was an issue. There's usually
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Speaker 1: obviously lots of trappers around, but I never felt unsafe.
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Speaker 1: I stopped one time lighting the evening and knew that
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Speaker 1: I would never do that anything. William Collins joining me
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Speaker 1: from Local three news, Liam where exactly is the Flying Jay?
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Speaker 1: Is it off the interstate? Can you see it from
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Speaker 1: the interstate? Would only a local know how to get there. Oh,
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Speaker 1: it's right off the interstate. I mean, you can't miss
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Speaker 1: it if you're driving either traction on seventy five. I
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Speaker 1: mean one hundreds maybe a couple of yards at most
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Speaker 1: UM and you know it's interressing. I was just listening
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Speaker 1: to I think Jackie, you talk about that and um.
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Speaker 1: Just a few weeks actually before I learned about Keithlyn's case.
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Speaker 1: I have a colleague here who who was from the
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Speaker 1: area at the time, and we were on a completely
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Speaker 1: different story around the area and we drove past that
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Speaker 1: truck stop and she said something in passing about, oh,
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Speaker 1: you know that's um, you know, a suspicious area. That's
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Speaker 1: you know, an area that UM that you know is
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Speaker 1: well known in the in the areas, place for people
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Speaker 1: to you know, kind of feel a little uneasy, you know,
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Speaker 1: has the kind of bizarre reputation. And I've been a
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Speaker 1: couple weeks later I heard about about you know, I thought, well, hey,
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Speaker 1: you know what, I'm glad you said that way. Liam Collins,
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Speaker 1: don't hold back your own crime stories. It will be
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Speaker 1: a cold day in h E double l that I
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Speaker 1: pull over at a truck stop with the twins of
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Speaker 1: the interstate variety where there's not a lot of people
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Speaker 1: on It looks empty except for truckers they're staying overnight.
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Speaker 1: And what scares me is as my aunt also ran
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Speaker 1: a trucking company, by the way, So this is not
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Speaker 1: about truckers who have helped me crack a lot of cases.
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Speaker 1: This is about the transitory, transient nature of a truck stop.
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Speaker 1: You don't know who's pulling in and who's leaving, or
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Speaker 1: if they've got somebody in the in the truck with
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Speaker 1: them that doesn't want to be there. That's what I'm
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Speaker 1: talking about. So the minute mister Roberts sees his daughter's
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Speaker 1: car there, he's like, whoa, whoa, this is not where
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Speaker 1: Keislan Noel would be or leave her car. And what
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Speaker 1: is very disturbing to me, Eric Roberts, is that her
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Speaker 1: belongings were in the car. Tell me about that. Some
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Speaker 1: of her clothing in the car. Some of her clothing, yeah,
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Speaker 1: some of her clothes in trash bags were in the corner,
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Speaker 1: and other things. Take a listen to our friend Dave
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Speaker 1: mac On January eighteenth, Gordon County Deputies responded to a
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Speaker 1: nine one one call at the Flying Jay truck stop
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Speaker 1: in Resacca concerning as female. However, by the time deputies arrived,
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Speaker 1: this female dropped a bag in an area of the
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Speaker 1: store that is restricted for employees only. The bag contained
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Speaker 1: a wallet, money, phone charger, and an identification card for
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Speaker 1: the female who fled the store, Keisland Roberts. Two days later,
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Speaker 1: on January twentieth, Keisland's car was located in the parking
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Speaker 1: lot of the Flying Jay truck stop by a family.
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Speaker 1: Members and other personal belongings were in the car, but
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Speaker 1: no sign of Keislyn Robberts. January eighteen, Gordon County Depths
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Speaker 1: get a nine one call about a woman who races
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Speaker 1: out dropping a bag inside the store containing a wallet, money,
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Speaker 1: phone charger, an ID card for Keislan Roberts, and they
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Speaker 1: also say that the woman that ran out of the
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Speaker 1: store was the woman in the ID. Eric Shannon, what
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Speaker 1: about it? Does this place line ja hef surfillis video?
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Speaker 1: Where was she running? Two? And who does she come
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Speaker 1: upon in that parking lot? The funny thing is the
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Speaker 1: only cameras they've got is there were the steel pumps.
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Speaker 1: They have none. Where she is running out the back
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Speaker 1: of the entrance where the trucker's come in that direction.
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Speaker 1: There was no cameras in that parking lot for the
21:56
Speaker 1: customer's parking lot or the trucker's parking lot. Lighting at
22:00
Speaker 1: that time was in the checker parker lotto. Is completely
22:04
Speaker 1: dark out there. The other curious thing about when I
22:08
Speaker 1: found her vehicle, it was back into parking space. Keithan
22:13
Speaker 1: never has ever backed her car in you mean batman style? Yeah,
22:18
Speaker 1: so you just like tear out of there. I'm hearing that,
22:21
Speaker 1: and you know how important that is, Doctor Angie, Doctor
22:25
Speaker 1: Angela Arnold ronouns psychiatrists joining us because people have again routines.
22:32
Speaker 1: I back out of the garage every single morning, the
22:35
Speaker 1: same way to get the children to school. We have
22:39
Speaker 1: a routine, it's tried and true to get them there
22:42
Speaker 1: on time. I cut through the same parking lot every
22:46
Speaker 1: morning to get them there on time. And that's interesting
22:51
Speaker 1: that dad would know that she would never reverse into
22:56
Speaker 1: a parking spot. That means somebody else did it. And Nancy,
23:01
Speaker 1: these are clues that are so important. That means that means,
23:05
Speaker 1: in all likelihood, somebody moved her car after she was
23:09
Speaker 1: away from her car. So there's somebody out there that
23:13
Speaker 1: knows there was an interim when something happened and there's
23:16
Speaker 1: somebody out there who knows absolutely. And again another thing
23:20
Speaker 1: that concerns me. And I'm going to go to Chris
23:22
Speaker 1: Myers on this former police chief John's Creek and polygrapher
23:26
Speaker 1: at Lancaster Services. Chris, this is bringing back a memory
23:30
Speaker 1: of Dylan and Shasta Grone and you and I've talked
23:33
Speaker 1: about this case before. They were two little children from
23:37
Speaker 1: cor De Lane and that is very, very an unpopulated area.
23:44
Speaker 1: Yet a guy on the Interstate happens to look off
23:49
Speaker 1: and see the little girl at a distance jumping on
23:52
Speaker 1: a trampoline. No, at an outdoor pool, Jackie, wasn't an
23:56
Speaker 1: above ground pool. And yeah, he pulls off, has no
23:59
Speaker 1: connection to the family, lays in wait for them to
24:03
Speaker 1: go to sleep that night, kills the whole family. It
24:05
Speaker 1: takes the girl and the boy and ends up killing
24:07
Speaker 1: the boy shaft to survive. What I'm saying is it
24:11
Speaker 1: hadn't been for that interstate, that would not have happened. Now,
24:15
Speaker 1: this flying jay is right there by the interstate, Chris Buyers, Yes,
24:20
Speaker 1: it is. It's right off of by seventy five. And
24:22
Speaker 1: if you look, I'm looking right now, at the aerial
24:24
Speaker 1: view around it, and oddly enough, the Sheriff's department is
24:29
Speaker 1: pretty close down the road there, but everything else is
24:31
Speaker 1: just completely just it looks like wooded areas, parks, rivers
24:36
Speaker 1: are very unpopulating. You know. One of the questions that
24:38
Speaker 1: I've got looking at this timeline with the car she
24:41
Speaker 1: was last seen on January eighteenth, car was discovered, I
24:45
Speaker 1: believe from what mister Roberts said on the twentieth, I mean,
24:49
Speaker 1: what efforts have been made to see if that car
24:52
Speaker 1: from the eighteenth of the twentieth or did it arrived
24:54
Speaker 1: back there? I mean, I know he said that there's
24:56
Speaker 1: no surveillance video. But one thing about truckers, most of
25:00
Speaker 1: them run the same routines. They run the same routes
25:03
Speaker 1: to day in and day out. So it wouldn't take
25:05
Speaker 1: a whole lot to do some canvasing in the area,
25:07
Speaker 1: talking to the different truckers there about how long or
25:10
Speaker 1: even the employees there, how long has that car sitting?
25:13
Speaker 1: Was it there from the eighteenth or did it reappear
25:16
Speaker 1: after she was seen leading the Flying Jay soon. There's
25:19
Speaker 1: a huge question, are certainly the employees at the Flying Jay.
25:22
Speaker 1: That's a really good point, Chris Buyers, let me go
25:25
Speaker 1: out to Eric and Shannon number one. Did the car
25:29
Speaker 1: sit there for those two days eighteen to twenty as
25:33
Speaker 1: far as I know it did now, Like I said,
25:35
Speaker 1: when I went down there to the car, I'm ninety
25:39
Speaker 1: nine percent sure when I got in the car to
25:41
Speaker 1: load it up on my treader to bring it out,
25:43
Speaker 1: because I might have had to slide the seat back
25:46
Speaker 1: from one click that would keison being you know five
25:50
Speaker 1: four or five six. You know I had to slot
25:54
Speaker 1: it back further than that. And that is such a
25:57
Speaker 1: common experience. And I'll tell you when that came into
26:00
Speaker 1: play in a very high profile case, the case of
26:04
Speaker 1: Terra Grinstead, just a beauty queen turned teacher working on
26:09
Speaker 1: her master's goes missing. I went and investigated her home.
26:13
Speaker 1: Everything was perfect, It's like out of a magazine, like
26:17
Speaker 1: a little jewel box at a home. Not one thing
26:20
Speaker 1: out of place, except I noticed that there was a
26:24
Speaker 1: broken strand of pearls, a necklace, part of a necklace
26:28
Speaker 1: was on the floor. Her something in her room was askew,
26:32
Speaker 1: a lamp was askew. And her car. You know, there's
26:37
Speaker 1: a neat necks that keep their car brand new and
26:39
Speaker 1: it smells new, everything looks perfect. Her seat was pushed
26:43
Speaker 1: back and there was mud along both sides of her car,
26:47
Speaker 1: and I knew right then she did not. She's not
26:51
Speaker 1: the last one to drive her car. She would never
26:54
Speaker 1: have brought it home that way. And now Key Noel's
26:57
Speaker 1: dad is saying that car seat wasn't right. How many
27:02
Speaker 1: times this is a common thing? How many times have
27:04
Speaker 1: you gotten in your car to drive and the car
27:06
Speaker 1: has been pushed back, usually by my husband, and he
27:10
Speaker 1: leaves it that way after change all the mirrors, the car,
27:13
Speaker 1: every the car seat, everything. If he's been in there,
27:16
Speaker 1: that is a common occurrence. So someone else had been
27:20
Speaker 1: in that car. I'm also curious Eric or Shannon? Shannon?
27:26
Speaker 1: Was her cell phone also in the car? No, that's
27:29
Speaker 1: one thing that we've not been able to find. Well,
27:32
Speaker 1: do you know if the police have tried to triangulate
27:35
Speaker 1: where it was last used? No, why that time passed
27:42
Speaker 1: to you know? Wait? Wait wait wait wait, I don't
27:44
Speaker 1: care if time passed, shell Nut, that doesn't matter. If
27:48
Speaker 1: time has passed, the law enforcement to him, they don't
27:52
Speaker 1: have enough evidence to get a want to get the
27:54
Speaker 1: sun off to get it sent to her seller phone
27:58
Speaker 1: network company, the cell phone bill he did it was
28:02
Speaker 1: prepaid phone. What agency is this, oh, Murray Kenny. They're saying,
28:07
Speaker 1: after this much time she's been missing, they don't have
28:11
Speaker 1: enough PC problem will cause to get a warrant to
28:15
Speaker 1: paying her phone. Yeah, okay, shell Nut, help me, man.
28:20
Speaker 1: It is ridiculous. Listen, this girl has been missing for
28:24
Speaker 1: now going on three years, and you say you don't
28:27
Speaker 1: have the evidence to get this. There's a crime that's
28:29
Speaker 1: been committed. As a matter of fact, you know, five
28:31
Speaker 1: days after a week after you know, maybe you start
28:34
Speaker 1: to get there, three years after you're there. It is
28:37
Speaker 1: easy to get this information. This information should have been preserved.
28:41
Speaker 1: That should have been one of the first things that
28:42
Speaker 1: they did is found out who her carrier was from
28:45
Speaker 1: her parents and then reach out to them. They have
28:47
Speaker 1: an entire department dedicated to preserving this data. It takes
28:52
Speaker 1: one letter and a law enforcement of subpoena to get
28:54
Speaker 1: the state Jackie look up who is the elected sheriff
28:57
Speaker 1: and his phone number and his email address quickly enough
29:00
Speaker 1: PC for a search warrant. When I first reported or missing,
29:03
Speaker 1: when the two defies from Gordon County showed up, I
29:06
Speaker 1: ask him can you not pick her phone? And that's
29:08
Speaker 1: when he comes back when my sergeant tells me, you
29:11
Speaker 1: got to go to Murray County missing perchipal, because that's
29:13
Speaker 1: where she lay up. Who's in charge? And this Murray
29:16
Speaker 1: or Gordon County Murray canny is assisting. GBI has taken over,
29:20
Speaker 1: but I cannot contact the GBI. That hand on the
29:24
Speaker 1: case will not respond to me. Who is that Adam Jones.
29:27
Speaker 1: Adam Jones time stories with Nancy Grace. If you're as
29:48
Speaker 1: upset about this as I am, along with Keisler Noel's parents,
29:54
Speaker 1: this is the way to hopefully get some action. The
29:58
Speaker 1: local sheriff is Emmy Davenport phone number seven oh six
30:04
Speaker 1: six nine five four five nine two. Now I'm gonna
30:09
Speaker 1: need also Jackie and email address, so let me get that.
30:14
Speaker 1: But again that phone number is seven oh six six
30:18
Speaker 1: nine five four five nine two and Sydney. When we
30:23
Speaker 1: get off the air, if you could call and ask
30:25
Speaker 1: what's happening in the case, because I'm very curious, and
30:29
Speaker 1: if you could get me Adam Jones information as well. Jackie. Guys.
30:33
Speaker 1: In the midst of all this confusion, a wrench is
30:37
Speaker 1: thrown into the investigation. Take a listen to our cut. Nine.
30:42
Speaker 1: This is from WRCB. They believe her disappearance may be
30:45
Speaker 1: linked to a young man who went missing from the
30:47
Speaker 1: same truck stop around the same time. He was found
30:50
Speaker 1: dead a few miles away, but police say the cases
30:53
Speaker 1: are unrelated. Industrius just allnous. It just builds up on you,
30:57
Speaker 1: and it just you know, it's whelming. The people that
31:01
Speaker 1: last seen her last they know more than what they're
31:03
Speaker 1: telling us. I will not rest till just as it's done.
31:08
Speaker 1: The Roberts aren't letting Keasland's case go cold. They're offering
31:11
Speaker 1: a twenty five thousand dollars reward for information, anything to
31:15
Speaker 1: bring their daughter home. Still, after all this time, we
31:19
Speaker 1: ever so much and we missed her so much, and
31:22
Speaker 1: we just want her home. We want her safely, dot home.
31:24
Speaker 1: Just hearing the pain in their voices wanting their only
31:28
Speaker 1: child back home. And there's an update on that reward.
31:34
Speaker 1: Take a listen to our cut ten. This is justin Wilson.
31:38
Speaker 1: The parents of Keasland Roberts told me they're fighting harder
31:42
Speaker 1: than ever to find her. We've got to have closure,
31:46
Speaker 1: one way or the other. Whatever the outcome is, We've
31:49
Speaker 1: got cap closure for our sanity. They've increased the rewarding
31:54
Speaker 1: Keasland's case to fifty thousand dollars. Almost all of that
31:58
Speaker 1: will come out of their own pockets. If someone out
32:00
Speaker 1: there can help solve the case, I wish just somebody
32:03
Speaker 1: would come forward. There is a fifty thousand dollars reward
32:08
Speaker 1: for everyone listening. If you know anything, they can help
32:12
Speaker 1: us find Noel Roberts. There is a fifty thousand dollar reward.
32:18
Speaker 1: You want fifty grand because I do. If you have
32:21
Speaker 1: information on Keisland Noel, please contact seven oh six six
32:26
Speaker 1: two four one four two four. Now let me ask you,
32:30
Speaker 1: Liam Collins, joining us from Local three News. Liam, what
32:35
Speaker 1: can you tell me about the young man who was
32:38
Speaker 1: found dead just a few miles away CoP's sake? Completely unrelated?
32:42
Speaker 1: Is it unrelated? That's what police have shared with me
32:46
Speaker 1: so far, everything that I've seen on the record from
32:49
Speaker 1: from officers that said that these are two completely different situations.
32:53
Speaker 1: I mean, just from a reporter's perspective, you know, talking
32:56
Speaker 1: to Eric and Shannon about this situation, I mean within
33:00
Speaker 1: the matter of a couple of days from the same
33:02
Speaker 1: truck stop. Um, I mean I would imagine that the
33:06
Speaker 1: police you know of LSA looked into it, and you
33:08
Speaker 1: know it's at the very least it's a very very
33:11
Speaker 1: very bizarre coincident. And you know what, I typically do
33:14
Speaker 1: not believe in Coinz's in criminal law. Shell Nut, what
33:17
Speaker 1: about it, Nancy. It's not just that he would miss
33:19
Speaker 1: him from the same place. It's that his call was
33:23
Speaker 1: backed in one or two spaces from where her call
33:26
Speaker 1: was backed in at the same location. How can that be?
33:29
Speaker 1: And related that it's just too coincidental? Eric Roberts, Shannon Robbers.
33:33
Speaker 1: Do you believe the other young man's death is connected
33:36
Speaker 1: in some way? I have a fione that it is
33:39
Speaker 1: in some way. I just don't understand. Not enough. I'm
33:43
Speaker 1: still hung up on not enough PC to get a
33:45
Speaker 1: search warrant for the last paying on the phone. Guys,
33:48
Speaker 1: have you tried to call her cell phone? Here's anything?
33:51
Speaker 1: Her phone call? Her cell phone called me? When that?
33:54
Speaker 1: When was that May? May two thousand between me? So
33:59
Speaker 1: when they call it, you know, all I could hear
34:01
Speaker 1: was like two kids playing in the background. It turned off.
34:04
Speaker 1: So I started texting that Keithly, Keasland, Keislyn. No response.
34:08
Speaker 1: But the next morning, Saturday morning, they call again. But
34:12
Speaker 1: the first night I called Murray count after my daughter's
34:15
Speaker 1: phone just called me. I needed a paint. What pained
34:18
Speaker 1: on Seventh Street and Dalton, Georgia, which is a bad area,
34:22
Speaker 1: And it pained again there Saturday morning when they called
34:25
Speaker 1: back there again, all they go over there just knock
34:27
Speaker 1: on the door, say you know, it's Keisling here, and
34:30
Speaker 1: they don't try to find the phone that was calling me.
34:33
Speaker 1: They did not ever pain her phone. We kept owning
34:37
Speaker 1: on him after she went meeting and we finally got
34:40
Speaker 1: her phone records. Okay, um, there was some interesting stuff
34:46
Speaker 1: on there that we found the week after she went missing,
34:50
Speaker 1: and there was two different phone calls made from her
34:55
Speaker 1: phone and um gave were like being transferred to like
35:02
Speaker 1: a voicemail and there was a little bit of talk
35:06
Speaker 1: come there and we are are a prime investigator. And
35:10
Speaker 1: Shane Burnett he had needed up searching and found out
35:14
Speaker 1: the person's name that that first phone call was made
35:18
Speaker 1: too was a Deborah Quinn and he ended up talking
35:22
Speaker 1: to her and she lived down there round near Atlanta,
35:24
Speaker 1: I can't remember exactly the area and Augusta I think
35:27
Speaker 1: it was. And he talked to her and he said,
35:30
Speaker 1: you know, it was asking her if she knew Keithlyn,
35:32
Speaker 1: and she said, no, she doesn't know of a girl
35:35
Speaker 1: named Keithlyn, and um so um she said that she
35:40
Speaker 1: was doing a Bernie Sanders campaign and she said she
35:42
Speaker 1: could be on that list. Maybe there was some people
35:45
Speaker 1: helping she, you know, and um so she couldn't find
35:48
Speaker 1: her name, so um she said, I really don't know.
35:51
Speaker 1: I can't help you. So then the other phone call
35:54
Speaker 1: he had found there was a lady. Her name was
35:59
Speaker 1: I can't of her name right now, but she actually
36:02
Speaker 1: lived over here in Dalton off Bethel Church robes and
36:08
Speaker 1: he ended up calling her and she says she didn't
36:12
Speaker 1: know Kislyn. So that was really strange that these two
36:16
Speaker 1: phone calls were made from her phone after she went nison,
36:19
Speaker 1: which really corroborates her calling you. Somebody, either her or
36:24
Speaker 1: someone else is calling from her phone. Yeah, and right
36:27
Speaker 1: after she went missing. Yeah, And I think it was
36:30
Speaker 1: like at the end of January, like it was actually
36:33
Speaker 1: after that that girl that told us that she gave
36:36
Speaker 1: keithon aside and had seen her. That was that Friday night,
36:40
Speaker 1: early thirty morning after she was lastening. But then that
36:44
Speaker 1: next week towards the end of January was like January
36:47
Speaker 1: the twenty eighth and thirtieth. It was something like that,
36:50
Speaker 1: is there anything else that we have left out? Yeah?
36:54
Speaker 1: I think this is you know, when the cost capone
36:56
Speaker 1: get me excuses I couldn't get phone records or at
36:59
Speaker 1: home how to words Lawrence to ACNT. You know, when
37:04
Speaker 1: she first went missing, Shannon's got a relative that worked
37:08
Speaker 1: at ACNT in Atlanta in that department where they received
37:13
Speaker 1: Lawrence and to get the information to law enforcement. And
37:17
Speaker 1: I gave them that contact that they never did contact
37:19
Speaker 1: him on how things should be worded when it comes
37:21
Speaker 1: into their office. So I gave them an end who
37:24
Speaker 1: wordd everything correctly? But that was the excuse every time
37:27
Speaker 1: I asked for why can't you get this where we
37:29
Speaker 1: gotta you know, gotta get it worded right. Well, I
37:32
Speaker 1: gave him a tennis to an end to get it
37:36
Speaker 1: worded right, but they would never contact him. I'm confounded
37:40
Speaker 1: by what is not being done in this case to
37:43
Speaker 1: find Keysland. Take a list of our friends at WSB.
37:47
Speaker 1: Somebody knows something the truth about what happened to Keysland
37:52
Speaker 1: in January of twenty twenty, when she vanished from a
37:55
Speaker 1: truck stop in Gordon County. Only her car and some
37:58
Speaker 1: clothes were found. Her father told me he believes she's
38:02
Speaker 1: no longer alive. We've not changed. The family also started
38:08
Speaker 1: a Facebook page dedicated to her case and hired private
38:13
Speaker 1: investigators that Keasland's parents say are providing leads to the GBI.
38:17
Speaker 1: What can you tell me, either Eric or Shannon, mister
38:21
Speaker 1: missus Roberts, what has the PI uncovered? It's mostly uh,
38:25
Speaker 1: you know, people colonists and given us information. It's um.
38:31
Speaker 1: Some of it we've found, the betray some of it
38:34
Speaker 1: not because anybody said they've seen her. We've got one
38:36
Speaker 1: person said that. She says that she gave her a
38:39
Speaker 1: ride one day and it was after she went Nason,
38:42
Speaker 1: like the week after. Do you believe her? I hesitate
38:47
Speaker 1: because you know it's been so long. But there again
38:49
Speaker 1: she's saying details about other stuff that keeps them told
38:53
Speaker 1: her that that seems real. Yes, yeah, guys again, take
38:58
Speaker 1: a listen to our friends at w Keisland would turn
39:01
Speaker 1: twenty three years old later this month, and her mother's
39:04
Speaker 1: holding on to hope that shall some days celebrate another
39:08
Speaker 1: birthday at home. They very hard not knowing where your
39:11
Speaker 1: child's at you're not seeing them in this length of time,
39:15
Speaker 1: you know, hearing their voice, not seeing them. Oh my dearness,
39:20
Speaker 1: it's just unimaginable. And the GBI also asking anyone with
39:25
Speaker 1: information in this case to please come forward. The number
39:28
Speaker 1: here is one eight hundred five nine seven tips. Let
39:32
Speaker 1: me give you that number again, one eight hundred five
39:36
Speaker 1: nine seven tips one eight hundred five nine seventy IPS
39:41
Speaker 1: on your phone dial. And also you can go online
39:46
Speaker 1: on Facebook at Finding Keisland at Finding Keisland. There is
39:52
Speaker 1: a go fund me as well. Please help us bring
39:56
Speaker 1: Keisland home and give her parents peace. We wait as
40:03
Speaker 1: just as unfalls. Nancy Grace, I'm story signing off, goodbye
40:08
Speaker 1: friend