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Daughter Finds Mother's Decapitated Body In Backyard · The conspiracy

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Speaker 1: Acker place. Just come outside. How you doing? Is Martha here?
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Speaker 2: She's probably her boyfriend's house.
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Speaker 3: Thirty days ago, a fifty three year old David Callahan
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Speaker 3: killed his girlfriend Martha and buried her body in his
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Speaker 3: own backyard. David thinks he's gotten away with his horrific crime.
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Speaker 3: Martha was mentally ill, had few friends, and no one
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Speaker 3: was supposed to come looking for her. Martha's daughter, Kim,
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Speaker 3: was the only person concerned about her mother's whereabouts.
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Speaker 4: If I come up missing her dead ass and he
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Speaker 4: has told her before, if I'm gonna get your ass
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Speaker 4: and nobody's ever gonna fight, you butt.
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Speaker 1: Your concern that he chilled her.
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Speaker 3: Kim thinks David had something to do with her mother's disappearance,
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Speaker 3: but with no proof of a crime, officers don't believe her.
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Speaker 1: Would you have been surprised at off she's lying dead
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Speaker 1: and her shoving.
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Speaker 5: Up, It's as if nothing surprises her.
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Speaker 1: That's like a horror movie.
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Speaker 3: However, in the weeks that follow, Kim will do everything
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Speaker 3: in her power to find Martha, force police to act,
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Speaker 3: and lead them to one of the most gruesome discoveries
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Speaker 3: of their lives.
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Speaker 5: Gosh seems like a body heart.
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Speaker 3: In the early hours of a Monday morning, police and
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Speaker 3: Akron receive a call from a woman asking for a
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Speaker 3: restraining order against her boyfriend. The caller is fifty three
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Speaker 3: year old Martha robin Freytag. She's already known to officers
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Speaker 3: for her history of schizophrenia and the frequent domestic disputes
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Speaker 3: involving her boyfriend, David Callahan. Their relationship was unstable, constantly
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Speaker 3: breaking up and getting back together, leaving officers unsure whether
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Speaker 3: each new call was a real emergency or just another
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Speaker 3: one of their fire But this time would be different
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Speaker 3: because when officers arrive at the couple's house, they have
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Speaker 3: no idea that a murder will take place just minutes
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Speaker 3: from now, and this will be the last time Martha
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Speaker 3: is ever seen alive.
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Speaker 1: No, I don't like that.
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Speaker 5: I know, I really don't like it. Hi, Hi, what's
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Speaker 5: going on?
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Speaker 2: Did you call us?
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Speaker 1: Yes, it's going on.
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Speaker 2: I'm going to reinstates had fourteen months ago.
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Speaker 6: I think of these tighty years, right, So you want
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Speaker 6: to re state something you already and they're already investigating it,
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Speaker 6: and you're just almost about it again, is that correct?
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Speaker 6: Whers investigating a Katy's training work, and I and a
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Speaker 6: way for mental health.
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Speaker 5: He went down to first pass. First of all, it's
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Speaker 5: suspek spoiled all.
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Speaker 3: As Martha speaks, her words are scattered and she makes
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Speaker 3: little sense to officers. Her behavior just seems erratic, like
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Speaker 3: another episode of confusion or paranoia. But in reality, Martha
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Speaker 3: is masking genuine fear that officers don't pick up on,
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Speaker 3: because what they don't know is that her boyfriend David
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Speaker 3: is standing inside the house waiting for the moment officers
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Speaker 3: drive off so he can make sure this is the
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Speaker 3: last time she ever calls them.
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Speaker 6: You come a man, right, I got a restraining orders
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Speaker 6: and then I.
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Speaker 2: Don't read What are you doing over here?
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Speaker 1: I'm talking to you?
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Speaker 2: Why are you over here like that? Because I want
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Speaker 2: to be block off with the guy downtown or okay, okay.
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Speaker 3: As strange as it looks, officers don't think much of
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Speaker 3: the interaction. They walk away, dismissing Martha as unstable, unaware
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Speaker 3: they've just left her alone with the very man who's
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Speaker 3: about to kill her. In the hour after police left,
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Speaker 3: David snapped inside. He was furious that Martha called the
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Speaker 3: police on him again. He grabbed a wooden axe handle
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Speaker 3: and struck her in a fit of rage. When she collapsed,
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Speaker 3: he wrapped a rope around her neck and pulled until
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Speaker 3: she stopped moving. Once Martha was dead, David sealed her
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Speaker 3: body inside a plastic bag and waited for nightfall. Then,
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Speaker 3: under the cover of darkness, he carried her outside, burned
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Speaker 3: her body, and buried it in a shallow pit behind
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Speaker 3: the house. To David, it was over a woman with schizophrenia,
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Speaker 3: few friends, and a history of false alarms. No one
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Speaker 3: would ever come looking for her. What he completely overlooked
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Speaker 3: is that Martha's daughter, Kim will soon be on to him,
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Speaker 3: slowly solving her own mother's brutal murder. Over the next
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Speaker 3: few days, Martha stops responding to everyone, including her daughter Kim,
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Speaker 3: and after several days of silence and no sign of
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Speaker 3: her mother, Kim contacts police, explaining that something bad may
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Speaker 3: have happened to Martha. Officers arranged to meet her at
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Speaker 3: the house later that day to check on her mother's welfare.
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Speaker 3: But when Kim and her husband arrived to meet the officers,
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Speaker 3: it quickly seems that their concerns won't be taken seriously
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Speaker 3: at all.
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Speaker 7: Neither is becausin of ours. She calls all the time
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Speaker 7: for her brother that she calls all the time, looks
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Speaker 7: her from her.
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Speaker 5: Did she live here?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 7: No, I came earlier not to bang on the door.
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Speaker 7: And she was having a lot of problems with her
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Speaker 7: boy bride. At some point there was some kind of
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Speaker 7: protection order I don't know against him. She has paranoids
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Speaker 7: against frantish. So I went around to different hospitals.
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Speaker 2: I went everywhere to see if she was, Like the
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Speaker 2: psychiatric unit, I can't. Everybody says, no, she's not here.
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Speaker 2: And I know there's been a lot of going on
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Speaker 2: beause we've heard her boyfriend.
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Speaker 5: Okay, he has fame death threats to her, so that's okay.
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Speaker 2: He is made threats to her that he was going
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Speaker 2: to make sure nobody ever proffered.
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Speaker 3: According to Kim, Martha's boyfriend, David was the most likely
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Speaker 3: suspect in her disappearance. In addition to the death threats,
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Speaker 3: police also knew David had a lengthy criminal history and
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Speaker 3: outstanding warrants for drug abuse, theft, and trespassing, making him
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Speaker 3: someone officers needed to question right away. But before the
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Speaker 3: officers could get a full story from Kim, a sudden
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Speaker 3: noise from inside the house put them instantly on high alert.
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Speaker 5: You don't have a key to replace.
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Speaker 9: Who was that?
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Speaker 1: Do you hear that?
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Speaker 10: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Earlier there it condition a song.
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Speaker 1: Now.
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Speaker 5: Acker voice.
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Speaker 3: Unbeknownst to the officer, the sound wasn't just his imagination.
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Speaker 3: It was David Hi in silence and waiting for the
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Speaker 3: police to leave. But this is when the officers would
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Speaker 3: make their first critical mistake. Despite the very real possibility
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Speaker 3: that Martha was in active danger, they would give Kim
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Speaker 3: the worst piece of advice.
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Speaker 2: Then what happens with like.
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Speaker 11: A missing person's record or remember but she is a
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Speaker 11: grown woman. However, she has these, you know, the paranoids
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Speaker 11: gets her front of issues. For whatever reason, she has
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Speaker 11: gone into the state where she doesn't want anybody to
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Speaker 11: contact her, even family. The hospital is legally not allowed
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Speaker 11: to tell anybody anything, even her kin. I just don't
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Speaker 11: think we're quite at the heightened alert level that we
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Speaker 11: need to fourth century or do anything like that.
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Speaker 1: Yet the way that she.
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Speaker 2: Kind of gives me a I mean, she's always every day.
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Speaker 5: When did it stop?
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Speaker 2: Well, her brother said she.
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Speaker 5: Stopped about a month ago.
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Speaker 2: My cousin said two weeks.
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Speaker 1: But I don't know if I'm thinking about a month.
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Speaker 1: I know she still called my phone every day, leaving voicemails.
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Speaker 3: While the officer's explanation is factually accurate, the suggestion not
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Speaker 3: to file a missing person's report will prove to be
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Speaker 3: a serious oversight, and it won't take long before Kim
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Speaker 3: realizes she's been inadvertently coerced into making a grave mistake.
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Speaker 3: For now, though, officers leave the scene, letting Kim carry
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Speaker 3: on her own investigation. For the next few days, she
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Speaker 3: keeps calling Martha and David, but with neither of them
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Speaker 3: answering their phones. Growing increasingly worried, Kim begins gathering information
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Speaker 3: on her own. She learns that David has recently been
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Speaker 3: seen at a place where he worked on and off,
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Speaker 3: so she contacts police, once again, urging them to check
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Speaker 3: it out. Following up on Kim's tip, a group of
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Speaker 3: officers are dispatched to investigate, but they hear about David
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Speaker 3: will finally start to give her suspicions some credibility.
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Speaker 12: Hayd On, you guys know David probably in his fifties.
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Speaker 12: What's the girl's name from Callaghan or something?
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Speaker 8: Oh?
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Speaker 1: I think it's left Calim. Have you seen Martha or Robin,
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Speaker 1: Martha or Robin.
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Speaker 2: You don't know who those are.
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Speaker 5: You just saw David, but.
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Speaker 2: He like his fifties.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, I think it's not the new guy. What about yah,
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Speaker 13: hi Dave, all of them kind of guy, he's older. Yeah,
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Speaker 13: probably what is that day?
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Speaker 1: Dan's cool? You guy the other night?
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Speaker 14: Yeah, We've got a bunch of Davis around here. We
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Speaker 14: could pull up a picture and see if you guys. Well,
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Speaker 14: they're gonna try final.
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Speaker 1: That's not that that's how the David states here does
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Speaker 1: he come on here? This guy, yeah, lives here.
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Speaker 5: This week, last week, he says, all three four days ago.
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Speaker 1: Maybe.
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Speaker 3: According to the workers, they've seen David in recent days,
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Speaker 3: meaning he's still in the area now. Police just need
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Speaker 3: to locate him and ask him where Martha might be.
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Speaker 3: Despite this lead, officers still sound convinced Martha will eventually
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Speaker 3: turn up on her own and David is just another
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Speaker 3: name in a domestic dispute. Unbeknownst to them, this is
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Speaker 3: giving David exactly what he wants time because, as the
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Speaker 3: case stalls, he's keeping a low profile, only leaving Martha's
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Speaker 3: house at night and using the lack of scrutiny to
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Speaker 3: cover his tracks and refine his and over the next
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Speaker 3: several weeks, what began is one oversight will snowball into
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Speaker 3: a series of missteps that will cripple the investigation and
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Speaker 3: ultimately pave the way to a discovery far more tragic
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Speaker 3: than anyone imagined. The following week, after repeated calls and
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Speaker 3: pressure from Kim, police finally agreed to conduct another welfare check.
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Speaker 3: This time, however, they make another critical error. They send
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Speaker 3: a new pair of officers unfamiliar with the full context
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Speaker 3: of the caves. This is where the mistake of not
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Speaker 3: filing a missing person's report catches up with the police
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Speaker 3: and causes David to slip off the hook again.
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Speaker 5: It doesn't Yeah, they didn't add any notes.
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Speaker 1: It just said that they were here.
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Speaker 15: Well it was actually it came in as a missing
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Speaker 15: person okay, that's probably the daughter that yeah, but then
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Speaker 15: said she checked okay, and there was no report made,
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Speaker 15: so they must have had contact if it came in
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Speaker 15: as a mystic person. They clear to how to report over.
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Speaker 15: That means they determine where she was at.
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Speaker 1: That was what I wished.
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Speaker 3: After only a few unanswered knocks, officers decide to leave
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Speaker 3: the scene, assuming that since no missing person report was filed,
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Speaker 3: someone must have already made contact with Martha. This is
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Speaker 3: exactly why dissuading Kim from filing a report had been
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Speaker 3: such a catastrophic blunder. So, with no sign of Martha
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Speaker 3: or David, and police convinced nothing is wrong, the investigation
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Speaker 3: quietly stalls and days pass with no progress, until eventually
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Speaker 3: the case goes gold. A week passes and it seems
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Speaker 3: Martha might never be found, as police have completely written
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Speaker 3: off her disappearance. But then something strange starts to happen.
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Speaker 3: Kim begins receiving response messages from her mother. The texts
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Speaker 3: are brief and unsettling. I'm busy, I'm with my friends,
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Speaker 3: I'm fine. It doesn't sound like her mother, and something
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Speaker 3: about the way she's texting feels off to Kim. Growing suspicious,
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Speaker 3: Kim asks police to meet with her again, this time
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Speaker 3: demanding that they break in and check the house or
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Speaker 3: she'll do it herself.
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Speaker 2: Take an official missing persons here, guys.
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Speaker 4: I've talked to so many officers, everybody she knows, her friends, family,
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Speaker 4: none of them has seen her face or talked to her.
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Speaker 4: And over a month so I was sending her messages
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Speaker 4: from her mother's phone, say, this is your daughter. I
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Speaker 4: want to know where you're at. Oh, I'm at the
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Speaker 4: Kingdom Hall and kicked with friends. I said, okay, stay there,
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Speaker 4: I'm coming right now. Oh I'm not there. You don't
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Speaker 4: know where I am. Well, you just said you were there.
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Speaker 3: Where are you?
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Speaker 1: I'm eating now.
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Speaker 2: The way she types is completely different. She says she's angry.
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Speaker 16: Family, but the issues we were pounding on the door
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Speaker 16: earlier and no one answered, and we didn't have enough
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Speaker 16: to kick the door in and go.
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Speaker 1: Look for her.
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Speaker 2: She owns this property.
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Speaker 4: If I need to break in here with you guys
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Speaker 4: here and if she's gonna if you think she'll press
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Speaker 4: charges on me, that's fine.
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Speaker 2: I want to know what happened to her. She's not
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Speaker 2: going to press.
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Speaker 9: Charges on there.
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Speaker 2: That's not a problem.
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Speaker 1: She has mental ill ill, Yes she does, but she
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Speaker 1: is you know she's taking.
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Speaker 2: Her mand No, I don't know, but I do know
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Speaker 2: that she does not do this kind of thing.
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Speaker 1: She might.
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Speaker 4: The last time her mother talked to her, she was
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Speaker 4: walking through this field over here. I told my grandmother,
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Speaker 4: if I come up missing her dead, it is no accident.
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Speaker 2: And she said it to me. This has been said
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Speaker 2: to us several times, and he has told her before.
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Speaker 4: If I'm gonna get your ass and nobody's ever gonna find.
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Speaker 1: You, what's your concern that he killed her?
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Speaker 3: Kim appears confident that she has solved her mother's disappearance,
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Speaker 3: accusing her lover David, of both murder and impersonation. While
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Speaker 3: officers still doubt Kim's story, they agree to break in
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Speaker 3: to the house, if only to put her mind at ease,
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Speaker 3: but what awaits them inside will leave Kim even more
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Speaker 3: furious with police, making her question whether they are truly
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Speaker 3: on her side.
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Speaker 17: In there.
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Speaker 5: House, stay one in this spaces.
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Speaker 6: You're not gonna get another day out.
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Speaker 1: Supposed to be a big black dog that might not
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Speaker 1: be a friendly put back on.
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Speaker 5: Because the bells taken in.
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Speaker 2: I mean, oh, he's going here. The question is what
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Speaker 2: he did to her a single anywhere around here?
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Speaker 15: If I were you, I mean, I'm not telling you
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Speaker 15: how to feel, but this will be a relief.
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Speaker 1: You know, she's not here, but it doesn't look like
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Speaker 1: there's any sign of.
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Speaker 2: Distress or all of her stuff's not. First sign distress
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Speaker 2: really is the fact that there's no pepsi in that
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Speaker 2: refrigerations I mean she has a mistake. No, she has
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Speaker 2: not been here, I'm telling you.
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Speaker 3: Inside the house, police find no sign of Martha or
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Speaker 3: her belongings, something Kim finds deeply suspicious. Still, the officer
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Speaker 3: reassures her that everything is fine and there are no
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Speaker 3: obvious signs of foul play. However, as police exit the house,
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Speaker 3: an officer makes an offhand remark that reveals what they
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Speaker 3: really think happened to Martha.
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Speaker 1: Would you have been surprised at off she's laying that
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Speaker 1: and shoving up yes, prised?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, nothing surprises that would have surprised.
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Speaker 3: Although officers briefly consider the worst case scenario for Martha,
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Speaker 3: their tone makes it clear they don't really believe it.
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Speaker 3: Even with Kim insisting that something is wrong, their doubt remains,
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Speaker 3: and when Kim insists on filing a missing person report,
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Speaker 3: something that should have been done weeks ago, officers still
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Speaker 3: seem convinced there is no real cause for alarm, Like you,
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Speaker 3: I need to.
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Speaker 2: Make an efficial report.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, that can happen.
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Speaker 5: That's on a problem, but it's gonna be very vague.
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Speaker 2: I don't know what to think about Anne of her stuff. Shoes,
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Speaker 2: she always had shoes, all over right there with this too, right,
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Speaker 2: this is.
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Speaker 5: The report, and then go get a hard copy. And
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Speaker 5: what do I do?
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Speaker 15: I mean, just if I hear any more texts, I mean,
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Speaker 15: there's pretty much pointless unless it's pointless talk of him anymore.
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Speaker 2: At this point, I guess this is what happens.
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Speaker 9: I mean, but.
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Speaker 1: Let us know.
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Speaker 5: If you think she's somewhere, we can go check for Okay.
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Speaker 3: By now you can hear the hopelessness in Kim's voice.
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Speaker 3: It seems like her investigation has hit a dead end
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Speaker 3: as she watches officers leave, once again advising her to
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Speaker 3: call if new information comes up. But a few hours later,
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Speaker 3: one officer decides to return and speak with the neighbors,
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Speaker 3: hoping to learn where David or Martha might be. It's
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Speaker 3: a small decision, but one that quietly marks the first
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Speaker 3: step in turning things around for police, because one of
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Speaker 3: the neighbors he talks to is unknowingly holding a piece
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Speaker 3: of information about David that will finally confirm Kim's claims.
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Speaker 1: Do you know anything about this house next door? There's
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Speaker 1: some woman that used to live in there.
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Speaker 2: She had to me a couple of cats.
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Speaker 1: Or some money, or some cigarette and I told her
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Speaker 1: it is smoke.
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Speaker 16: I was going on, well, someone sent us out here
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Speaker 16: to check on her, and she's not answered the door.
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Speaker 1: Does she have a car or anything?
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Speaker 17: You know?
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Speaker 1: I don't think so.
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Speaker 16: The serr he was walking the first time I started
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Speaker 16: cutting the granite?
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Speaker 1: How you doing? Have you been living in the garage? Here?
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Speaker 1: Her living? Where do you sleep that? Do you know
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Speaker 1: who lives here? Lobbing fly talk? I think when did
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Speaker 1: you see her last?
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Speaker 2: About four weeks ago?
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Speaker 1: And you haven't seen her in four weeks? Have you
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Speaker 1: seen him over there?
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Speaker 2: Oh?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? He does he drive a car?
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Speaker 13: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Is he home now?
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Speaker 14: I have?
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Speaker 3: The neighbor's statement finally confirms what Kim's been suspecting all along.
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Speaker 3: David hasn't disappeared. He's been coming and going from the
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Speaker 3: house while police and Kim struggle to reach him. With
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Speaker 3: that information, police begin coordinating surveillance around the property, signing
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Speaker 3: patrol units to quietly monitor the area and wait for
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Speaker 3: the moment David shows up again. Two days later, the
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Speaker 3: opportunity finally comes when officers spot a car parked beside
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Speaker 3: the house, the first sign of activity in days. They
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Speaker 3: approach carefully, hoping to finally make contact with Martha and
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Speaker 3: put Kim's fears to rest. However, the person they're about
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Speaker 3: to find is the very suspect they've been unknowingly helping
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Speaker 1: Acker place, Just come outside, How you doing? Is Martha here?
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Speaker 5: She's probably in her boyfriend's hose.
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Speaker 1: What's your name? Buh?
21:22
Speaker 8: Dave?
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Speaker 16: David David Callaghan? All right, come on down here for me.
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Speaker 16: Why do you think she's at her boyfriend's house.
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Speaker 5: That's where she stays most of the time.
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Speaker 1: Where's that at? I don't know.
21:33
Speaker 5: I don't even know who it is?
21:35
Speaker 1: Are you the only one here?
21:38
Speaker 6: She's here raby a couple of times a week and
21:42
Speaker 6: actually been split up for a year. She gits fresh,
21:45
Speaker 6: she's been off for medicaid, on an off for medication
21:47
Speaker 6: out and how many times?
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Speaker 3: This is David Callahan, the man Kim had been desperately
21:54
Speaker 3: trying to warn the police about. According to him, Martha
21:58
Speaker 3: was not at the house but at her new boyfriends.
22:01
Speaker 3: But now David is about to surprise the officers, explaining
22:04
Speaker 3: why they shouldn't necessarily take Martha's family's word at face value.
22:11
Speaker 16: Again, computer, Well, that's part of the reason we're out here.
22:14
Speaker 16: Because no one in her family's talked to her since July.
22:18
Speaker 1: I don't know how I know, I know texted her.
22:21
Speaker 1: When's the last time you talked to her?
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Speaker 6: I don't know, probably five six days ago.
22:27
Speaker 1: Where was that at It was here and Martha's not
22:30
Speaker 1: in the house right now.
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Speaker 16: Now, obviously we're we're concerned about Martha, like you said,
22:35
Speaker 16: if she's offer her meds and everything, we'd like to
22:38
Speaker 16: find her right now.
22:39
Speaker 1: She's missing person, so we'd like to I didn't know
22:43
Speaker 1: it was all that just I mean, they've you didn't
22:45
Speaker 1: know it was all that Wow.
22:48
Speaker 6: Her the family, they've fallen out times. The family is
22:53
Speaker 6: as changed their phone numbers and not giving them. They
22:56
Speaker 6: trained her hors her not up to him right now,
23:00
Speaker 6: does a surprise.
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Speaker 3: David claims Kim is not a trustworthy person and has
23:05
Speaker 3: never gotten along with Martha. With David tarnishing Kim's character
23:09
Speaker 3: and Kim doing the same to David, the officers weren't
23:12
Speaker 3: sure whose story to believe, But this is when the
23:15
Speaker 3: officer would get a brilliant idea. They knew David had
23:18
Speaker 3: outstanding warrants, something they could use as reasonable grounds to
23:22
Speaker 3: detain him. Their next move would catch David off guard
23:25
Speaker 3: and prove to be the police's smartest decision yet.
23:28
Speaker 1: Did you get your warrants taken care of?
23:32
Speaker 17: No?
23:32
Speaker 6: I need to get down there and take care.
23:34
Speaker 5: I gotta come on this of yours.
23:39
Speaker 16: All right, Well, we're gonna help you out with that.
23:41
Speaker 16: For that, you still have those warrants, will send you
23:44
Speaker 16: down a cork.
23:44
Speaker 1: You get to take care of the that. All right,
23:46
Speaker 1: here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna sorry with you.
23:48
Speaker 1: We're gonna walk through.
23:49
Speaker 16: We'll let you get some clothes, and then you're gonna
23:50
Speaker 16: gone a court and get taken these warrants taken care of.
23:54
Speaker 1: Say, I got a big dog in here, no problem.
23:57
Speaker 1: Do you get the whole thing?
23:58
Speaker 3: Yeah?
23:58
Speaker 1: Nothing, but the thing you do the returns? Or do
24:01
Speaker 1: I do that later?
24:01
Speaker 5: Cannibal do it?
24:02
Speaker 1: Or whoever's up come down.
24:05
Speaker 3: Following his arrest, David is transported to the station and
24:08
Speaker 3: placed in jail, but not for murder. The only thing
24:11
Speaker 3: holding him there are his unrelated warrants. For investigators, this
24:16
Speaker 3: is a temporary win that will quickly turn into a
24:19
Speaker 3: problem because despite finally having David in custody, they know
24:23
Speaker 3: their case against him is painfully weak. There's no body,
24:27
Speaker 3: no confession, not even physical evidence proving Martha is dead.
24:31
Speaker 3: Weeks of police in action and hesitation have left detectives
24:35
Speaker 3: with little more than suspicion, and time is running out.
24:39
Speaker 3: So to make up for it, they decide to hold
24:42
Speaker 3: David as long as legally possible under the existing warrants,
24:45
Speaker 3: hoping they could buy themselves time to rebuild the case
24:48
Speaker 3: and find something concrete. Detectives don't know it yet, but
24:51
Speaker 3: the clue they so desperately need to solve the case
24:54
Speaker 3: won't come from their investigation, but from Martha's own family.
25:02
Speaker 3: Several days later, while David remains in custody, Martha's family
25:06
Speaker 3: receives a mysterious message. The anonymous note reads, if he
25:11
Speaker 3: was going to get rid of someone, he would bury
25:14
Speaker 3: them in the backyard. At first, no one knew what
25:18
Speaker 3: to make of it. It could be a cruel prank
25:21
Speaker 3: or maybe a genuine tip. Either way, Martha's cousin, Angela,
25:26
Speaker 3: and a few relatives contact police and ask them to
25:29
Speaker 3: meet at the property. For the first time in the investigation,
25:32
Speaker 3: the police in Martha's family finally joined forces.
25:37
Speaker 1: Who's the caller?
25:38
Speaker 8: You are?
25:40
Speaker 1: What made you.
25:43
Speaker 2: They came and arrested him. I need this Thursday.
25:46
Speaker 9: On Friday they arrested him or other charges contempt and
25:50
Speaker 9: they're holding for like thirty days. Okay, So they questioned
25:54
Speaker 9: him about this two times.
25:56
Speaker 1: I may.
25:57
Speaker 9: I got a text message here I don't put these
25:59
Speaker 9: flyers up there all the polls, And I get a text.
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Speaker 5: US sergeant and a couple of the units coming here again.
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Speaker 9: If he was ever to get rid of someone, we
26:07
Speaker 9: bury them across.
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Speaker 2: It's very backyard.
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Speaker 17: I know, I know her role.
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Speaker 5: You came over, waiter and what did you quit? Because
26:14
Speaker 5: she suspected herself back there and I hope he's not her.
26:19
Speaker 3: Going with police Now briefed on the situation, officers begin
26:24
Speaker 3: coordinating a search of the property, focusing on the backyard
26:27
Speaker 3: mentioned in the message, while others canvas the neighborhood looking
26:31
Speaker 3: for anyone who might have seen something suspicious. As the
26:35
Speaker 3: search gets under way, word of the mysterious message quickly
26:39
Speaker 3: makes its way back to the station. Detectives realize this
26:43
Speaker 3: could be their only real lead and decide to seize
26:47
Speaker 3: the opportunity to question David again. However, David isn't stupid.
26:52
Speaker 3: He's already denied any involvement in Martha's disappearance, and he
26:56
Speaker 3: knows that acting clueless won't convince detective he has nothing
27:00
Speaker 3: to hide. He also knows that as long as he
27:03
Speaker 3: keeps denying everything and doubles down on blaming Martha's family,
27:07
Speaker 3: there's nothing detectives can pin on him. Clearly, the stakes
27:12
Speaker 3: couldn't be higher on both sides, and if David places
27:15
Speaker 3: his cards right, he'll walk free.
27:21
Speaker 1: So when was the last time you guys just talk
27:24
Speaker 1: to her? Last month?
27:27
Speaker 17: So I didn't see she had a restraining where against
27:29
Speaker 17: you a TV or a CEO such sheepherd room on TV.
27:34
Speaker 17: Asked it like six months? I think, could you get
27:37
Speaker 17: arrested because you know, here's here's the thing.
27:40
Speaker 8: Yeah, she's you know, she's called a crops on me
27:44
Speaker 8: half a dozen time, and I've never raised a hand
27:47
Speaker 8: to or she's never had a scratch on any Any
27:50
Speaker 8: report you you would read will tell you the same thing.
27:53
Speaker 8: She gets my ad and I leave. She thinks I'm
27:55
Speaker 8: out humping everything. The pulse out there, that's fema. That's
27:59
Speaker 8: the that's just like you know why she originally got
28:02
Speaker 8: mad at me. You know, she just hurting all the time.
28:06
Speaker 8: And I just felt, you know, leaving day or two
28:10
Speaker 8: at a time, you know's just calm everything down? Long,
28:14
Speaker 8: did I mean we've always run things on. I don't
28:17
Speaker 8: understand why she's not back wrong.
28:19
Speaker 1: I really don't.
28:21
Speaker 8: I mean we've we've had problems over years. I said,
28:23
Speaker 8: we've been together since two thousand and two.
28:25
Speaker 1: Sure, whoever, everybody has yet problem, that's for damn sure.
28:32
Speaker 17: So then I guess your theory is, David, she's staying
28:36
Speaker 17: with whoever she's dating this new person.
28:38
Speaker 3: Not and not at the house that was right fact.
28:41
Speaker 3: As expected, David sticks to his story, insisting Martha is
28:46
Speaker 3: with her new boyfriend in Florida. But David knows exactly
28:50
Speaker 3: what he's doing. Realizing detectives have little evidence to work with,
28:54
Speaker 3: he decides to take control of the conversation and tarnish
28:57
Speaker 3: Martha's character, paint her as a stable and dismiss her
29:01
Speaker 3: disappearance as the result of her own mental state. Detectives
29:05
Speaker 3: can't push back without proof or a body, and every
29:09
Speaker 3: minute they let him talk, he builds a stronger defense
29:12
Speaker 3: for himself, one that might just help him walk free
29:15
Speaker 3: in court.
29:17
Speaker 8: I believe she's relapsed on you know, back smoke Craig again,
29:22
Speaker 8: because I found parafannilia at the house. I mean, tomorrow's
29:27
Speaker 8: her birthday. I tried three or four times over the
29:32
Speaker 8: last couple of years to get her the three day
29:34
Speaker 8: evaluation or whatever they call it, to the police to
29:37
Speaker 8: come out of the paramedics. She'd be standing on the porch,
29:41
Speaker 8: you know, screaming at him, screaming at me. They tell
29:44
Speaker 8: me she don't fit the criteria for the evaluation.
29:47
Speaker 2: Well, what does.
29:49
Speaker 17: She must stand me in my sleep or.
29:52
Speaker 8: Do something, you know, really crazy? And they say, well,
29:55
Speaker 8: she's an adult, we can't take her medication, so why
29:58
Speaker 8: don't you leave.
30:00
Speaker 17: It's not like he's prompts due absolutely, I mean they
30:03
Speaker 17: would go once on end, I'll speaking for each other.
30:06
Speaker 8: It was at one point, you know, Roba didn't even
30:09
Speaker 8: have phone numbers talk to her mom and dad or
30:12
Speaker 8: her for periods.
30:14
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're you're absolutely true.
30:16
Speaker 17: I since they had some hard times down then, and
30:19
Speaker 17: it sounded like she communicated her with her or lot
30:21
Speaker 17: through her Facebook messenger.
30:25
Speaker 3: The mention of Martha's Facebook messages clearly catches David off guard.
30:30
Speaker 3: He's surprised that detectives even know about them. Unaware that
30:34
Speaker 3: Kim already accused him of impersonating her mother weeks earlier,
30:38
Speaker 3: but that isn't the only surprise waiting for him. Detectives
30:42
Speaker 3: have been holding something back, evidence they saved for this
30:45
Speaker 3: exact moment. When David was first arrested, police recovered Martha's
30:51
Speaker 3: phone from inside the house, along with several of her
30:54
Speaker 3: security checks that he'd allegedly withdrawn. So with David already
30:58
Speaker 3: on edge, have decided to push their advantage and confront
31:02
Speaker 3: him with what they claim is hard evidence. It's a
31:06
Speaker 3: risky gamble if they push too hard, and David could
31:09
Speaker 3: demand a lawyer and shut down the interview entirely, But
31:12
Speaker 3: if the pressure works, he might finally slip, contradict himself,
31:17
Speaker 3: or even confess.
31:19
Speaker 2: Yeah.
31:19
Speaker 17: I mean, you know, obviously her family's real worried about
31:22
Speaker 17: her and loves her a lot, and I can see
31:23
Speaker 17: that you love her a lot, right, Yeah, absolutely. I mean, well, Dave,
31:28
Speaker 17: I think there's some little piece missing here. But that's
31:30
Speaker 17: what I think, And I think you'd feel better if you.
31:33
Speaker 1: Just told us what it is.
31:34
Speaker 8: I don't know, I mean, I what to say.
31:37
Speaker 17: Well, I think there's a little bit more to the story.
31:40
Speaker 1: Day they're not getting us.
31:41
Speaker 8: There's something else I can tell you.
31:43
Speaker 9: I mean, I've told you everything I know.
31:45
Speaker 17: If you think you feel better if you told us
31:49
Speaker 17: the truth.
31:50
Speaker 10: Day, I mean, let it go, and you're not to
31:52
Speaker 10: be able to celebrate her birtha tomorrow the.
31:54
Speaker 17: Day there's some pieces missing to your story day and
31:57
Speaker 17: as you know, that is your girlfriend, the love of
31:59
Speaker 17: your life. Robin's hand that it's September where you paid
32:04
Speaker 17: the rent, so we help this farce.
32:06
Speaker 1: That Robin is still around. Tell us the part about
32:10
Speaker 1: being on our phone pretending that you're her. Oh God,
32:14
Speaker 1: tell us about that hamper phone where I don't know
32:17
Speaker 1: you know where the phone is?
32:19
Speaker 17: I don't you put it?
32:20
Speaker 1: We found it where you put it? Why don't you
32:21
Speaker 1: just tell us the truth? Would have you'll feel better better?
32:26
Speaker 10: How have did you guys share a bedroom at my time?
32:30
Speaker 8: Now?
32:31
Speaker 3: Needless to say, David is starting to visibly get worked
32:36
Speaker 3: up over the accusations. He's defensive, irritated, but still talking.
32:41
Speaker 3: Luckily for detectives, he doesn't seem close to shutting down
32:44
Speaker 3: or asking for a lawyer, but they can tell they've
32:47
Speaker 3: pushed the limit for now. If they press any harder,
32:50
Speaker 3: the interview could end before they get anything useful, So
32:53
Speaker 3: detectives decide to take a break let David step outside
32:56
Speaker 3: for a smoke, hoping it will calm him down and
32:58
Speaker 3: make him more willing to co oper rate when he returns.
33:05
Speaker 3: In the meantime, back at Martha's residence, officers continue coordinating
33:09
Speaker 3: the backyard search and canvassing the neighborhood for anyone who
33:12
Speaker 3: might have seen or heard something useful. That's when a
33:15
Speaker 3: familiar face approaches one of the officers, the same neighbor
33:19
Speaker 3: from days earlier who'd reported seeing David coming and going
33:24
Speaker 3: from the house. This time, he shares a chilling detail
33:28
Speaker 3: about the day's following Martha's disappearance.
33:32
Speaker 11: There a lot of fire pit back there of some sort, right, well, yeah,
33:37
Speaker 11: I didn't even know she was missing for a few
33:39
Speaker 11: days ago.
33:40
Speaker 18: I mean, i'd you notice an activity anybody back there
33:42
Speaker 18: in the backyard recently?
33:44
Speaker 5: Just the guy who lived there? What was he doing
33:46
Speaker 5: in real?
33:47
Speaker 6: And I was burning the days I could smell it,
33:50
Speaker 6: the horrible stitch everywhere.
33:54
Speaker 2: As straight as then trash days.
33:56
Speaker 18: The woman there is to cause another woman who's missing
34:00
Speaker 18: and listened about thirty days if somebody has sent her
34:03
Speaker 18: a message said, check the backyard for your cousin.
34:06
Speaker 3: You're a kid. According to David's neighbor, every night he
34:10
Speaker 3: could see flames rising from David's backyard, accompanied by a
34:14
Speaker 3: horrendous smell. Acting on this information, officers request firefighters, EMS
34:20
Speaker 3: and forensic teams to assist at the scene, treating the
34:23
Speaker 3: backyard as a potential crime scene in case human remains
34:27
Speaker 3: are found, And as the teams prepared to begin the search,
34:31
Speaker 3: no one could have expected they were only feet away
34:35
Speaker 3: from confirming the horrific nightmare Kim had feared all along.
34:42
Speaker 1: Pretty positive it's a body buried under their fireman.
34:46
Speaker 17: They dug it up.
34:47
Speaker 19: You can see what looks like to be about a
34:49
Speaker 19: knee about and touch it. You could tell us something.
34:53
Speaker 19: We don't really dig any more. Gentlemen, well tell me, well,
35:00
Speaker 19: at least suspicious, seems like a body part. But we
35:03
Speaker 19: didn't want to dig it out anymore til you guys
35:05
Speaker 19: got here.
35:06
Speaker 18: Yeah, I think you know, always would want to dug
35:08
Speaker 18: out a little bit more before you guys can say.
35:11
Speaker 5: Yeah, check was it dug out when you guys got here?
35:15
Speaker 1: That guy what made him? Did he say?
35:17
Speaker 5: What made him start digging?
35:18
Speaker 9: Yeah?
35:18
Speaker 5: He get the whole story the other officer and us.
35:21
Speaker 18: But uh, she got anonymous tech saying if this guy
35:24
Speaker 18: you guys arrested recently, that if you wanted to get rid.
35:27
Speaker 1: Of somebody, who would bury it back here by the fence.
35:30
Speaker 18: So she came back and saw this loose dirt ash
35:34
Speaker 18: and they say, guy to come over and help me.
35:36
Speaker 5: They say, this gentleman is already arrested.
35:38
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what they're both of those two people are telling, right,
35:41
Speaker 1: this is.
35:41
Speaker 5: The wife the person that they think it is.
35:45
Speaker 1: We have guys arrested. It was the suspect. And I
35:50
Speaker 1: don't know her husband wife.
35:52
Speaker 5: Because I know she had a protection order against me.
35:56
Speaker 1: He was he was staying here. Yeah, she went missing,
35:59
Speaker 1: he was staying they Yeah, they've been on and off.
36:01
Speaker 20: I've been out here a couple of times where she
36:03
Speaker 20: had a protection order. But it goes back and forth
36:05
Speaker 20: because a she invites you back over and stuff like that. So, uh,
36:09
Speaker 20: let me go talk to these guys real kick and
36:11
Speaker 20: then we'll let you know it.
36:12
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's go.
36:15
Speaker 3: Following their initial observations of what appear to be human remains,
36:20
Speaker 3: one of the officers steps away from the dig site
36:22
Speaker 3: to speak with a family because they arrived without a
36:25
Speaker 3: search warrant, they must explain what's been found so far
36:29
Speaker 3: and request formal consent to continue the excavation. At the
36:33
Speaker 3: same time, Martha's daughter Kim, and her husband finally arrive
36:37
Speaker 3: at the scene, anxious it isn't what they think it is.
36:40
Speaker 3: The officers avoid making any premature statements. Kim can already
36:45
Speaker 3: since the truth this would be the worst day.
36:48
Speaker 1: Of her life.
36:53
Speaker 20: Well, we don't know yet, Okay, so we're we're not
36:56
Speaker 20: saying yes, we're not saying to people, Okay, we don't know.
36:59
Speaker 1: Okay, have been on scenes like this before. How do
37:02
Speaker 1: you not know?
37:05
Speaker 5: Listen, Well, we don't want to.
37:07
Speaker 17: We don't want to.
37:08
Speaker 5: What we're saying is we don't want to contaminate anything.
37:11
Speaker 2: Be told. As soon as they know whether or not
37:14
Speaker 2: there's a body back there, on a person, Well, they
37:17
Speaker 2: have whole process. They have to go there to tell
37:21
Speaker 2: me if they found a person back there.
37:23
Speaker 9: Yeah, they would know, I mean, wouldn't they not necessarily, Kimmy,
37:28
Speaker 9: But there's about a piece of this thing that's uncovered. Now,
37:30
Speaker 9: I'm just saying, a piece of some plastic or something.
37:38
Speaker 2: Okay, Mama had to leave real quick. Okay, that'll just
37:42
Speaker 2: give you.
37:42
Speaker 5: You know, the conversation.
37:46
Speaker 19: We have.
37:47
Speaker 20: Tell if it's her, you're not not now, No, I
37:52
Speaker 20: don't even think we're They don't even have the person
37:55
Speaker 20: back there that's going to be digging it up yet.
37:56
Speaker 5: Might might be a little bit better and talk to
37:58
Speaker 5: somebody like that. Okay, I think.
38:02
Speaker 2: I don't think that I want to do right though.
38:05
Speaker 2: This helps talk strangers.
38:07
Speaker 1: I have to ask you. I'm not positive that you're
38:10
Speaker 1: the one I should ask.
38:11
Speaker 15: But I'm going to ask you, since you say you
38:12
Speaker 15: have power, attorney, if you allow us to go back.
38:15
Speaker 1: In the yard check that out. Yes, I have to ask.
38:19
Speaker 5: I'll go out, so you give me consent and the.
38:22
Speaker 15: Officers and we're gonna have medical examiner come out as well.
38:25
Speaker 3: I'm engage. After receiving permission from the family, officers resumed
38:30
Speaker 3: the excavation. Inside the shallow fire pit, they find the
38:34
Speaker 3: remains of Martha. Her body is wrapped embedding, sealed by
38:38
Speaker 3: a plastic bag, burnt and showing a clear blunt force injury,
38:42
Speaker 3: with a rope still tied around her neck. Everyone at
38:47
Speaker 3: the scene is shaken by the discovery. After weeks of uncertainty,
38:52
Speaker 3: Martha's disappearance is finally resolved, but the reality offers little
38:58
Speaker 3: comfort on the other side of town. News of the
39:02
Speaker 3: gruesome discovery quickly travels to the detectives at the station. So,
39:07
Speaker 3: with this new information at hand, they bring David back
39:11
Speaker 3: into the room and cut straight to the point, directly
39:14
Speaker 3: accusing him of murder.
39:17
Speaker 17: Dave, let me ask you a question. Are you a
39:18
Speaker 17: heartless bastard? The heartless, cold bastard. Now, people who would
39:25
Speaker 17: look at this, look at this event and say that you, Dave,
39:29
Speaker 17: are a heartless, no good bastard who put the love
39:31
Speaker 17: of your life in the ground and had has to
39:35
Speaker 17: be an evil, bad person who has to go away
39:39
Speaker 17: for every last day of their life, every last day. So, Dave,
39:44
Speaker 17: are you that person? Or to you, to the person
39:48
Speaker 17: that has struggled with someone who's, as you said, for
39:51
Speaker 17: sixteen years, you love her, but.
39:53
Speaker 1: She just gets frantic. She does here and she goes there.
39:56
Speaker 17: Because there's no reasonable person, Dave in the world wouldn't
40:00
Speaker 17: believes that you harmed Rob. We all know that three
40:04
Speaker 17: of us sitting industry. You should just get it off
40:09
Speaker 17: your chest.
40:09
Speaker 1: Man, I've told you everything.
40:11
Speaker 10: You haven't hear the moment, Yeah, did you plant it?
40:15
Speaker 17: Oh, Marble's fucking birthday, So.
40:19
Speaker 10: Mars her birthday for them to sit there and reflect, Yeah,
40:22
Speaker 10: they've been going through for the last month.
40:24
Speaker 2: Heartlessly killed the one you love.
40:27
Speaker 17: Anything, it's it's it's it's mind boggling to think about it.
40:32
Speaker 10: Something that you said you were going to do.
40:35
Speaker 17: Yeah, and if you said you're ever gonna kill anybody,
40:38
Speaker 17: marry him in the fire.
40:39
Speaker 2: Food seems kind of convenient.
40:43
Speaker 1: You never they We're not fucking stupid, dude. You think
40:46
Speaker 1: we're gonna make that up. I'm not making anything up.
40:48
Speaker 1: Do you think I made this up?
40:49
Speaker 5: We know everything, We know the.
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Speaker 17: Answers, the questions we asked. Man, I'm trying to get
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Speaker 17: you to say that you're not an evil, no good
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Speaker 17: bastard and that you're so circumstances that you killed the
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Speaker 17: woman you love, pretended that she was alive for over
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Speaker 17: a month. If you look at it, you're like, that
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Speaker 17: has to be a heartless, coll bastard. The raptors woman
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Speaker 17: up like that put her in a fire fit.
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Speaker 3: So, despite a few half hearted denials, as detectives describe
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Speaker 3: what they believe happened to Martha, David sits in silence,
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Speaker 3: staring blankly, as if the weight of his actions has
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Speaker 3: finally hit him. Clearly, the interrogation has reached its breaking point,
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Speaker 3: and David seems on the verge of something. Judging by
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Speaker 3: his earlier denials and the way he now sits, he's
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Speaker 3: either about to ask for a lawyer and end the
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Speaker 3: interview altogether, or finally confess.
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Speaker 17: Do you want to see a picture?
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Speaker 11: David?
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Speaker 17: You know what you did?
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Speaker 2: All right?
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Speaker 10: Go ahead? You want me to go ahead?
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Speaker 17: I need a cigarette?
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Speaker 12: Tell us.
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Speaker 10: Be a cigarette?
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Speaker 2: You tell us?
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Speaker 1: Going on days.
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Speaker 17: We know you're not a heartless pastor, and I promise
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Speaker 17: you can smoke all you want.
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Speaker 1: All right, Well, the.
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Speaker 10: Gut it, you guess, feels a little bit better already,
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Speaker 10: just knowing that you're gonna make that decision.
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Speaker 8: I mean, you could do it.
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Speaker 17: I didn't a very expectful way for a person.
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Speaker 8: I know.
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Speaker 17: It's not scared, man, just snap, man, snap, You just
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Speaker 17: got scared.
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Speaker 1: That's why you put her in the fire bit.
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Speaker 17: And I dug it out.
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Speaker 8: Have an axe handle or something beside the bed she
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Speaker 8: had there one a long time.
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Speaker 2: At Dunker I choke choked her.
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Speaker 10: What happened after Robin was dead.
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Speaker 17: I took her off back and I dug it out. Sorry, Jesus,
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Speaker 17: so relentless.
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Speaker 1: Man.
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Speaker 8: She knew I hadn't where to go.
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Speaker 1: To give her every dollar. I have whatever she wanted.
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Speaker 2: I never had nothing in my pocket.
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Speaker 8: She's never good enough.
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Speaker 11: Really did man.
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Speaker 3: After hours of questioning, David finally breaks and admits to
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Speaker 3: murdering Martha in a fit of rage. He struck her
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Speaker 3: in the head, strangled her, then carried her outside, burned
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Speaker 3: the body, and buried her in the backyard. As David
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Speaker 3: sits in the interview room crying and claiming to regret
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Speaker 3: what he did, detectives can't help but think about how
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Speaker 3: easily this could have been prevented, how many warnings were missed,
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Speaker 3: and how many chances they had to save Martha before
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Speaker 3: it was too late. With his confession secured, David has
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Speaker 3: taken into custody, where he's formally charged and set to
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Speaker 3: spend a very long time behind bars.
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Speaker 10: Hey, just let you know they talked to the prosecutor
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Speaker 10: up right now you're charged with or so he's a
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Speaker 10: a corpse and tamper though it is.
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