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S2 E24 _ Midday Missing _ Josiah Bracken_ II _ Quinn Whitten & Packy Kobuk _ Missing in Alaska · True Crime and Wine Time

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  Speaker 1: in case you didn't know, that Dearest Mother's Darkest Secret
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  Speaker 1: has returned on Mondays at nine pm Eastern for season
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  Speaker 1: two and guys, this season, we are live streaming it. Okay,
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  Speaker 1: and this series takes a deeper look at some of
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  Speaker 1: the most disturbing and heartbreaking cases involving mothers and the
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  Speaker 1: the case of Darley Routier, and Guys, I have lots
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  Speaker 1: and lots of thoughts on this one, so you're going
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  Speaker 1: in the area where this happened, and I have lots
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  Speaker 1: of thoughts, and I'm going to be interested to learning
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  Speaker 1: what others thoughts are that know this case. Now, guys,
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  Speaker 1: if you follow True Crime and mind Time, you know
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  Speaker 1: that we just finished last month a deep dive into
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  Speaker 1: the Robert Hansen case. Guests, Like, guys, we are back
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  Speaker 1: in freaking Alaska again, and I am going to tell
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  Speaker 1: you that Alaska isn't making me any happier with some things,
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  Speaker 1: So get ready to find that out. You're only ten
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  Speaker 1: minutes from Manhattan. Oh and you can see the New
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  Speaker 1: York City skyline. Oh my god. That's amazing. Now, guys,
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  Speaker 1: if you don't know, Alaska is a place where vast
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  Speaker 1: wilderness and rugged coastline shape daily life, with soft, small
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  Speaker 1: communities often separated by mountains, forests, and miles of open water.
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  Speaker 1: Many towns are accessible only by boat or plane. That
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  Speaker 1: scares me. My daughter in love and monkey butts. Stepdad
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  Speaker 1: lives works in Alaska, and I know that's it's very remote,
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  Speaker 1: so that's kind of crazy. Okay. Now, Alaska can consistently
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  Speaker 1: reports one of the highest missing person rates in the
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  Speaker 1: United States. Is anybody surprised? I'm not not after we
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  Speaker 1: did the deep dive into Robert Hanson, because law enforcement
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  Speaker 1: in Alaska, if you are not a perfect victim, they
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  Speaker 1: don't give a shit. Okay. Now, they have hundreds of
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  Speaker 1: active missing person cases at any given time that are
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  Speaker 1: reported each year. Okay. Now, something I found very disturbing
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  Speaker 1: while researching Alaska and their missing person stats is that
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  Speaker 1: there are over thirteen hundred active missing person cases and
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  Speaker 1: twelve hundred inactive. I need to know what does it
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  Speaker 1: active mean? Where they found? Are they no longer missing?
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  Speaker 1: Or are you no longer working the cases? I need
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  Speaker 1: to know how a missing person case can be an
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  Speaker 1: active because what I learned about Robert Hansen, y'all not
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  Speaker 1: great there. Okay, y'all aren't great there. So I need
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  Speaker 1: more information. If anybody knows, I need you to tell me, okay,
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  Speaker 1: because it's another reason I'm not a fan of Alaska. Okay. Now,
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  Speaker 1: normally on Midday Missing we focus on one person at
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  Speaker 1: a time, but sometimes cases are so closely connected that
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  Speaker 1: separating them would mean losing the full picture. This is
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  Speaker 1: one of those cases. Okay. The disappearances of Hoseiah Bracken
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  Speaker 1: and Quinn Witten are tied together, and for the families,
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  Speaker 1: the search for answers have been shared from the very beginning. Okay.
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  Speaker 1: Hooaiah Bracken was born January thirty first, nineteen ninety four.
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  Speaker 1: He has described as five feet eight inches tall, weighing
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  Speaker 1: about two hundred and forty pounds, brown hair, and hazel eyes.
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  Speaker 1: He has a tattoo on his left arm. Now. Quinn
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  Speaker 1: Witten was born September twelfth, nineteen seventy five. He stood
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  Speaker 1: approximately five feet eleven inches and weighed about one hundred
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  Speaker 1: and eighty five pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. Now.
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  Speaker 1: Both men were last seen the night of December thirteenth,
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  Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, near Back Beach in Sitka, Alaska. Not
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  Speaker 1: sure from them saying that right, but it's Alaska, so
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  Speaker 1: I don't care. So. According to earlier statements from the
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  Speaker 1: Sitka Police Department. They left that evening aboard a fourteen
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  Speaker 1: foot blue and silver Lund skiff. Authorities believe they were
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  Speaker 1: headed towards Camp Coogan Bay, which is about five nautical
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  Speaker 1: miles away, where the men had been renovating a floating home. Guys,
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  Speaker 1: is that a houseboat? Because a floating home, isn't that
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  Speaker 1: a houseboat? I mean, maybe it's a Texas thing, but
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  Speaker 1: I thought those were houseboats. Anybody knows, let me know
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  Speaker 1: in the chat now. They were not reported until December fifteenth,
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  Speaker 1: when authorities were notified that neither men had shown up
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  Speaker 1: for work. Since that night, there has been no sign
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  Speaker 1: either of Josea. Bracken or Quinn Witten. The Alaska Department
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  Speaker 1: of Public Safety reported that weather conditions were poor around
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  Speaker 1: the time the men were believed to have departed, with
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  Speaker 1: high winds and snow. The US Coast Guard launched search efforts,
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  Speaker 1: but one boat had to turn back due to weather.
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  Speaker 1: Search and rescue operation continued the following day with multiple
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  Speaker 1: agencies involved. Okay, so Laney says, maybe it's like the
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  Speaker 1: buildings in Venice. Those are floating but not boats. Maybe
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  Speaker 1: maybe good point search dogs later indicated possible signs in
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  Speaker 1: the same area of Canon Island, about three hundred and
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  Speaker 1: twenty five yards from Back Beach where the men had departed. However,
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  Speaker 1: dive searches were delayed due to weather and lack of
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  Speaker 1: volunteer divers. Search and recovery efforts efforts. Sorry, guys, my
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  Speaker 1: mouth is still numb from the dentist, so pronunciations are
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  Speaker 1: a little bit harder today. But the search and recovery
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  Speaker 1: efforts were halted on December seventeenth with no findings. Now, guys,
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  Speaker 1: I am not shaming these gentlemen, but I want to
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  Speaker 1: say I live in Texas. Yes, I've lived in California,
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  Speaker 1: in Vegas, in New Mexico for a short time, never
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  Speaker 1: any place that had the kind of snow that Alaska does.
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  Speaker 1: But would you go out with high winds and snow,
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  Speaker 1: because I don't know. Is that something that they do there?
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  Speaker 1: I mean, I'm guessing they do because they have snow
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  Speaker 1: almost all the time, So I don't know. I don't know. Now.
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  Speaker 1: For Hosea's mother, Brandy Bracken, the days since her son
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  Speaker 1: disappeared had been filled with uncertainty and frustration. I'm doing
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  Speaker 1: the best I can under the circumstances, she said. Brandy
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  Speaker 1: said she last spoke with her son by phone on
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  Speaker 1: December thirteenth, just hours before he disappeared. Said their conversation
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  Speaker 1: laughed last at about fifteen minutes now. According to Brandy,
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  Speaker 1: her son had told her and others that he was
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  Speaker 1: not planning to travel to the fl house that day
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  Speaker 1: because recent storms had kept the men in town for
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  Speaker 1: several nights. She said the timeline initially reported by authorities
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  Speaker 1: have left her with questions me too, because why are
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  Speaker 1: the authorities saying that they departed the island? Anybody know
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  Speaker 1: that I don't know. I have been very frustrated with
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  Speaker 1: the lack of communication and the lack of searching for
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  Speaker 1: these two men, Brandy said, I know that Sitka is
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  Speaker 1: a small island, and I have become aware that, you know,
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  Speaker 1: there's not a lot of manpower here. Quinn Witten's mother,
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  Speaker 1: Sky Courota, has voiced similar concerns. She said she was
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  Speaker 1: not even notified by authorities that her son was missing
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  Speaker 1: until days after he was last seen, learning about it
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  Speaker 1: instead from one of his friends. Excuse me, Alaska, why
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  Speaker 1: in the hell would you not notify the parents and
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  Speaker 1: how did the Finn's friends find out who told them,
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  Speaker 1: because I find that weird. I find that extremely weird. Also, guys,
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  Speaker 1: I'm trying really hard not to think that all of
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  Speaker 1: Alaska police suck, because we did learn there was a
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  Speaker 1: couple of great officers in Alaska, but we're talking one
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  Speaker 1: or two. Okay. And guys, if you don't know what
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  Speaker 1: I'm talking about with Robert Hansen, you need to go
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  Speaker 1: to our playlist on our YouTube channel and you will
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  Speaker 1: find the deep dive that me and Mama did. I mean,
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  Speaker 1: it's like fourteen episodes. And let me tell you, Alaska
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  Speaker 1: has blood on their hands. And if they have twelve
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  Speaker 1: hundred inactive missing person cases and those people are still missing,
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  Speaker 1: they have more blood on their hands in my opinion.
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  Speaker 1: Quinn Witten was known by those close to him him
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  Speaker 1: as someone who lived on his own terms. His father
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  Speaker 1: Tom Wenton, described him simply, he came in on a
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  Speaker 1: huge adventure and he never slowed down. His sister Ali
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  Speaker 1: echoed the same sentiment, saying Alaska was his frontier. Friends
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  Speaker 1: say Quinn was curious, driven, and deeply passionate about learning.
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  Speaker 1: He had tremendous motivation toward traditional learning, said his longtime
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  Speaker 1: friend Danielle Prawl. But he was one of the most
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  Speaker 1: self steadied people, as if he had a craving for
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  Speaker 1: knowledge and information. Love that now he had worked in construction,
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  Speaker 1: owned properties and places including Sikka and Panama, and he
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  Speaker 1: had earned his master captain's license after captaining a tuna
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  Speaker 1: fishing boat. Okay, guys, if you don't know, that's a
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  Speaker 1: big deal. Okay, master captain license is a big deal now.
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  Speaker 1: His sister Ali describes his personality this way. Quinn was
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  Speaker 1: pure wit and chaos. He just had the most amazing
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  Speaker 1: mind and was just so personable. But then he also
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  Speaker 1: had that edge about him that if anyone told him
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  Speaker 1: he couldn't do something, he would do it. Guess what, clan,
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  Speaker 1: I'm like, you tell me I can't do something, and
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  Speaker 1: I'm going to prove to you that I can and
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  Speaker 1: make you eat your words. Okay, trust me. My parents,
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  Speaker 1: I drove them crazy for both families. The uncertainty deepened
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  Speaker 1: when new developments surfaced weeks after the men disappeared. Buckle up, guys, okay,
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  Speaker 1: because I have so many more questions. Charging documents filed
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  Speaker 1: January fifteenth, alleged that a woman named Stephanie Tuttu repeatedly
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  Speaker 1: entered the men's floatouse at Camp Cook and Bay just
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  Speaker 1: days after they were reported missing. Investigators say she arranged
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  Speaker 1: for the removal of firearms, ammunition, and other property from
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  Speaker 1: the home. Okay. According to investigators, Tout traveled to the
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  Speaker 1: floatouse on December seventeenth and again on December nineteenth, paying
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  Speaker 1: a captain to transport her. Witnesses reported seeing numerous loaded
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  Speaker 1: firearms inside the revenance. Inside the residence, the captain later
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  Speaker 1: told the police he was uncomfortable transporting the weapons and
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  Speaker 1: refused to move them. I mean, guys, nobody's saying anything
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  Speaker 1: that they had a lot of guns. It's Alaska. They
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  Speaker 1: got lots of animals, they got big animals. Okay. Plus
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  Speaker 1: I live in Texas. Guns are a thing, and if
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  Speaker 1: they are being used for the right reason safety, nobody
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  Speaker 1: should get involved. Okay. Now, Investigators say too to then
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  Speaker 1: arrange for another man called Johnson to accompany the captain
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  Speaker 1: on the second trip. Johnson later told investigators that when
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  Speaker 1: he arrived, the firearms had already been packed into two
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  Speaker 1: large duffel bags and a rifle case. Please say the
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  Speaker 1: weapons were transported back to Sika moved between vehicles at
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  Speaker 1: Eliason Harbor and eventually stored in Johnson's garage. Okay, guys,
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  Speaker 1: I'm gonna hold my thoughts. Johnson told investigators he believed
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  Speaker 1: he was doing the families of the missing men a
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  Speaker 1: favor by keeping the weapons safe. Sure you were, sir,
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  Speaker 1: because was it the family who reached out to you?
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  Speaker 1: Did they ask you to go into their missing loved
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  Speaker 1: ones residents and take anything? I don't think so now.
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  Speaker 1: Stephanie Twuotu was charged with one count a first degree
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  Speaker 1: burglary and one count of second degree theft. She acknowledged
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  Speaker 1: retrieving chickens and paperwork from the float house, but denied
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  Speaker 1: stealing firearms. Okay, guys, chickens, Why would you steal someone
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  Speaker 1: else's chickens? And do they have chickens living? This was
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  Speaker 1: a boat house. Do they have chickens living and floating
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  Speaker 1: boat houses? I need to know? And what paperwork did
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  Speaker 1: you take, Stephanie? What paperwork do you have the receipts?
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  Speaker 1: I mean? And why would you steal any of their
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  Speaker 1: belongings unless you knew they weren't coming home? In my opinion,
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  Speaker 1: that is a huge read flag. Okay, I mean, Alaska
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  Speaker 1: is known as the last front Tier, But I'm kind
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  Speaker 1: of wondering, after all the stuff I'm learning about Alaska,
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  Speaker 1: if it should be the lawless Frontier. Okay. For Quinn's
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  Speaker 1: mother's guide, the situation reflects the fear she had early
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  Speaker 1: in the investigation. She described the situation as a free
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  Speaker 1: for all, saying that once her son was missing, his
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  Speaker 1: property and belongings suddenly became vulnerable. Okay, guys, why wasn't
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  Speaker 1: the house marked as a potential crime scene if they
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  Speaker 1: thought the men were traveling there? Because remember that's what
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  Speaker 1: law enforcement said, not the family. Why wasn't it marked
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  Speaker 1: as a crime scene? Why wasn't the door sealed? Why?
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  Speaker 1: Despite the legal action related to the property taken from
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  Speaker 1: the floatouse, it does not answer the most important question
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  Speaker 1: for either family, what happened to Josea Bracken and Quinn Witten.
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  Speaker 1: As of today, both men remain missing, and their families
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  Speaker 1: continue to search for answers and continue to hope that someone,
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  Speaker 1: somewhen somewhere knows something about what happened after the two
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  Speaker 1: men left Backbach that December night. If you have any information,
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  Speaker 1: please contact the Alaska State Troopers in Sitka at nine
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  Speaker 1: oh seven seven four seven three two five four, or
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  Speaker 1: you can message me on any of our social media
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  Speaker 1: channels or send me an email. Because Alaska, I'm ashamed
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  Speaker 1: to say this, but I'm not one hundred percent sure
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  Speaker 1: you would follow up on the tip after we learned
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  Speaker 1: in Robert Hansen how you didn't follow up on tips
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  Speaker 1: and how you didn't even follow up on a witness
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  Speaker 1: who came in and everything she told you told you
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  Speaker 1: was correct. So if you have any things, send it
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  Speaker 1: to me. I'll at least get it to the family. Okay. Now,
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  Speaker 1: if you know of a case of a missing person
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  Speaker 1: us through all of our social media accounts. Okay, Now,
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  Speaker 1: this next case has seriously nothing really to find online,
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  Speaker 1: which makes me angry and crazy, but then I remind
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  Speaker 1: myself we are in Alaska. Okay. Paki Andrew Kobok, who
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  Speaker 1: also goes by the name Taki, was reported missing from
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  Speaker 1: Anchorage a lot on August seventh, twenty twenty five, Guys
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  Speaker 1: were coming up on a year. Packy is a thirty
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  Speaker 1: two year old Indigenous male. He approximately five foot seven
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  Speaker 1: inches tall, weighs about one hundred and seventy pounds. He
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  Speaker 1: has black hair, brown eyes, and at the time he disappeared,
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  Speaker 1: Packy was wearing blue jeans. According to the available information,
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  Speaker 1: Packy left in an assisted living home and anchorage and
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  Speaker 1: never returned. Guys, how could the assisted living not know
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  Speaker 1: exactly what he was wearing? Literally everything says he was
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  Speaker 1: wearing jeans. Did he have on no shoes? Did he
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  Speaker 1: have on no shirt? I mean, just jeans? And why
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  Speaker 1: wouldn't assisted living know a little bit more information? Okay?
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  Speaker 1: But since August of last year, his whereabouts remain unknown.
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  Speaker 1: I could not find anything else, Guys. I couldn't find
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  Speaker 1: where his family spoke. I couldn't find the name of
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  Speaker 1: the assisted living he was living in so that I
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  Speaker 1: could call them and ask questions. I couldn't find Jack
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  Speaker 1: Squat and guys, that's not okay. Any person that goes
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  Speaker 1: missing deserves to have the information out there so that
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  Speaker 1: people know who and what to look for. Okay, Anyone
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  Speaker 1: who knows anything about Paki Andrew Kobuk is asked to
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  Speaker 1: contact the Anchorage Police Department at nine oh seven seven
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  Speaker 1: eight six eighty nine hundred and guys, they have so
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  Speaker 1: many missing they say you must reference a case number.
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  Speaker 1: So that case number is twenty five hundred two four
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  Speaker 1: five one six. Guys. If anybody knows anything else about
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  Speaker 1: out this guy, please reach it out to me on
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  Speaker 1: my social media channels or email me. I will do
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  Speaker 1: an update. He and his family deserve better because what
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  Speaker 1: is out there is absolutely horrific. They need to do
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  Speaker 1: a better job. Okay, Now, don't forget to join our
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