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Midday Missing - Amanda DeGuio & Dawnita Wilkerson · True Crime and Wine Time

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Speaker 1: Hey guys, Happy Wine Wednesday or Happy hump Day, whichever
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Speaker 1: one you prefer, because I like options. So welcome to
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Speaker 1: Midday Missing, where I cover current missing person cases. I
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Speaker 1: am Terry true Crime. For those of you that are
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Speaker 1: not familiar with me, are new here. I am half
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Speaker 1: of the True Crime and Wine Time podcast team. JT
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Speaker 1: it looks like we have the fabulous JT joining us
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Speaker 1: in the audience today. Hi JT, and hello everybody else.
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Speaker 1: And several of you have asked about Jasper. He is
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Speaker 1: healing nicely. He's currently laying in a krate right next
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Speaker 1: to me, sleeping, which, to be honest, I'm kind of
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Speaker 1: thankful he's resting because he keeps trying to scratch those
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Speaker 1: horns and he needs to stop that because it's making
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Speaker 1: Mama nervous. Now, for those of you that joined to
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Speaker 1: me on Monday, those cases were very heavy. I got
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Speaker 1: very angry. Today's not quite as much, but I do
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Speaker 1: get a little irritated with the media on this. And
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Speaker 1: I am going to apologize right up front that I
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Speaker 1: am going to slaughter this next last name, but hey,
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Speaker 1: I'm trying. Amanda Digo Dee g u Io Digaio was
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Speaker 1: twenty four at the time she went missing. Now, first
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Speaker 1: thing I have to say is, really, people, when you
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Speaker 1: google her name, the first thing that came up and
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Speaker 1: I in my search was her name along with this
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Speaker 1: headline Amanda Dico is a known heroin addict and may
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Speaker 1: suffer from bipolar disorder. Really, people, that's what you're going
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Speaker 1: to lead with. How many people would see that clip
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Speaker 1: and just keep scrolling? Sadly? Many? However, I'm not many,
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Speaker 1: I'm unique. I'm extra. As my best friend says, I
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Speaker 1: kept digging, and the more I dug I found an
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Speaker 1: article that says foul play is suspected, is suspected in
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Speaker 1: her disappearance, and human trafficking is suspected. Okay. It also
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Speaker 1: goes on to say she previously struggled with heroin addictions,
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Speaker 1: not that she's currently using. So Reporters and media, Please
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Speaker 1: do not lead with that crap. Okay, Instead, let's try this.
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Speaker 1: Amanda Dicayo went missing on June third, twenty fourteen, from
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Speaker 1: Upper Darby, Pennsylvania. She left her house, leaving her cell
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Speaker 1: phone and other personal belongings behind. Amanda is the mother
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Speaker 1: of two beautiful girls who wants their mom back. Okay,
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Speaker 1: how about we start with that instead of the other crap. Now,
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Speaker 1: Amanda did not drive, and police are not sure if
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Speaker 1: she left on foot or with someone. Now, guys, we're
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Speaker 1: gonna find out. Even saying she was a heroin addict
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Speaker 1: is maybe not true. Amanda's mom told a reporter that
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Speaker 1: Amanda was a very social girl in high school and
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Speaker 1: was a wonderful but young mother to her two young daughters.
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Speaker 1: Her mom said she complained about pain in her right
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Speaker 1: breast just days before her second daughter was born. Okay,
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Speaker 1: her breasts were hugely swa when she went to the
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Speaker 1: emergency room. They sent her home and told her to
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Speaker 1: put a bag of frozen peas on it. Really, that's
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Speaker 1: what they told her to do. I mean, I get it.
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Speaker 1: Maybe they thought her milk was coming in she was
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Speaker 1: getting ready to go into labor. I don't know. She
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Speaker 1: wound up giving birth on May twenty seventh to her daughter,
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Speaker 1: and when she was released from the hospital with the
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Speaker 1: new baby, she was still in pain. Guys. The next
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Speaker 1: very next day, she wound up in the emergency room.
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Speaker 1: Amanda was diagnosed with flesh eating disease, which required her
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Speaker 1: to have three surgeries and the loss of more than
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Speaker 1: half of her breast tissues. Guys, that's a big deal.
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Speaker 1: She was in such pain, and after the surgeries, she
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Speaker 1: was on a morphine drip for a couple of weeks
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Speaker 1: and was on percoset for three months. So, guys, you
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Speaker 1: probably all know where this is going because it's sadly,
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Speaker 1: very uncommon. Back then, this was happening, and it still happens.
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Speaker 1: She was overprescribed the opioid and she became addicted, which
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Speaker 1: led to her drug addiction. The family said until she
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Speaker 1: went missing, they never heard or knew anything about heroin,
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Speaker 1: and they do not know for a fact that she
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Speaker 1: had ever used heroin. They do know that she was
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Speaker 1: abusing Perka set and she was buying them on the street. Okay, guys,
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Speaker 1: that is a big difference them a headline saying she's
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Speaker 1: a heroin addict. Okay, you don't leave with that when
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Speaker 1: somebody is missing. Also, the doctors have some accountability in this,
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Speaker 1: and so do the manufacturers, which you know we've seen
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Speaker 1: there's documentaries out there. But just throwing that out there,
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Speaker 1: I can only imagine how many people are like, oh, yeah,
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Speaker 1: she's probably off getting drugs. She deserved it, right. They
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Speaker 1: don't know the whole story. Okay, The family had just
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Speaker 1: recently returned from a trip to Disney and that Amanda
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Speaker 1: was looking for a job and a babysitter for her girls.
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Speaker 1: Next thing they know, she was missing. Okay, Amanda knew
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Speaker 1: she had a problem, wanted to get better. She asked
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Speaker 1: her mom for help. Okay, everything I read her family
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Speaker 1: said that was hard for her to ask for help.
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Speaker 1: So the fact that she asked for help says a lot. Okay.
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Speaker 1: She was scheduled for a doctor's appointment to get a
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Speaker 1: full physical, and there was talk about her checking into
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Speaker 1: a rehab. Like I said, she was asking for help. Okay.
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Speaker 1: Her mom said on the morning of June third, she
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Speaker 1: was leaving for work and she asked Amanda, hey, could
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Speaker 1: you bring in the suitcases from the trip. Apparently they
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Speaker 1: leave them outside after they unpack them. To air out
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Speaker 1: and also to do laundry from the trip and a
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Speaker 1: couple of other items. As she left for work. She
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Speaker 1: had no clue that that was going to be the
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Speaker 1: last time she possibly saw her daughter. Okay. Her mother
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Speaker 1: tried to call her all day and never reached her,
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Speaker 1: and when she got home that night, Amanda still was
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Speaker 1: not home. And she said even during the height of
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Speaker 1: her addiction on the percoset, Amanda still let her family
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Speaker 1: know that she was okay and made sure her girls
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Speaker 1: were okay. So if her mom called her, she would
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Speaker 1: tell her mom, Hey, I don't want to deal with
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Speaker 1: life right now, just leave me alone, but I'm okay.
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Speaker 1: So she at least gave them that, so this is
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Speaker 1: very unusual for her. Also, she did not pack any clothes,
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Speaker 1: she did not do the laundry, she left all of
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Speaker 1: her personal items behind when she disappeared. Okay. There has
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Speaker 1: been zero sightings of Amanda since her mom last saw
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Speaker 1: her as she was leaving for work on a normal day. Now,
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Speaker 1: the family has set up a Facebook page called to
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Speaker 1: Help Find Amanda de Gio, So please go like the
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Speaker 1: page share with your network. I also want to ask
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Speaker 1: all of you do not write off a missing person
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Speaker 1: just because they have a history of direct addiction. Learn
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Speaker 1: the whole story. We should not judge people for having
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Speaker 1: crisis in their lives because that is just rude. It
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Speaker 1: could help in to any of us, Okay, especially knowing
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Speaker 1: she got addicted because of a medical crisis. Guys, that
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's a big deal. So everybody should know
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Speaker 1: that it can happen to anyone. So learn the whole story.
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Speaker 1: If you have any information regarding Amanda de Gio, please
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Speaker 1: call the FBI at two one five four one eight
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Speaker 1: four thousand. Guys, not a lot to fun on that case,
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Speaker 1: but I wanted to cover it because it's heartbreaking, and
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Speaker 1: I think the reason you can't find as much is
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Speaker 1: because people see that a headline drug addict heroin and
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Speaker 1: they just keep going. So please share that with your
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Speaker 1: network and get the word out there. Okay, Now, my
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Speaker 1: next case is interesting, saddening, and frustrating all in one,
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Speaker 1: and I'm going to try really hard to not go
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Speaker 1: on a rant about why we can't compel people to
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Speaker 1: talk because I still do not freaking understand it. Okay.
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Speaker 1: Donita Wilkerson would be forty eight years old today. Anita
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Speaker 1: was last seen on June twenty first, twenty twenty, at
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Speaker 1: eight sixteen pm at in Evansville, Indiana, motel next to
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Speaker 1: a silver colored Chevy suburban alongside a black man in
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Speaker 1: a white ball cap. I will tell y'all, I found
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Speaker 1: the person's name in a couple of places. I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to share it. And the reason I'm not going
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Speaker 1: to share it I didn't find the police saying the name.
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Speaker 1: I found it in some other places, so I don't
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Speaker 1: want to just throw his name out there, but I
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Speaker 1: will tell you the man has been identified. He has
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Speaker 1: refused to cooperate with the police. Once again. What the hell.
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Speaker 1: I don't understand how you can be the last person
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Speaker 1: seen with somebody who goes missing and that you have
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Speaker 1: the right to not say anything. I still I just
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Speaker 1: don't get it, guys, I just don't get it. Anyway.
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Speaker 1: Her family reported her missing after she didn't call her
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Speaker 1: mother or her daughter's Police believe that Dondo was driven
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Speaker 1: into southern Illinois due to the fact her phone pinged
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Speaker 1: in that direction and her phone was shut off by
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Speaker 1: the next morning. Okay, now it has been their report
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Speaker 1: or that Donita was afraid for her life around the
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Speaker 1: time she went missing. She had been receiving threatening messages
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Speaker 1: from two different men, one she had previously had an
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Speaker 1: on and off relationship with, and one was his family member.
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Speaker 1: The morning before she disappeared, she had texted a friend
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Speaker 1: saying she was with both of the men at that moment. Okay.
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Speaker 1: One of the men was the guy standing next to
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Speaker 1: her in that Chevy suburban. He was on off again boyfriend. Okay.
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Speaker 1: Donita was a mother of six, her oldest child being
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Speaker 1: twenty six at the time she went missing, and her
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Speaker 1: youngest were twins who were just fifteen. Now. Donita was
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Speaker 1: just coming out of a rough patch when she went missing. Okay.
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Speaker 1: She had some issues in life. We're just going to
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Speaker 1: say she went down a dark path and there was
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Speaker 1: some issues, okay. But she had recently found an apartment,
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Speaker 1: she was ready to getting ready to start school to
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Speaker 1: become a medical assistant. Okay. And she had dealt with
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Speaker 1: some medical issues that got in the way, and she
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Speaker 1: had been in an abusive relationship with that unknown person.
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Speaker 1: But life was starting to look brighter for her. She
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Speaker 1: had turned the corner. Okay. Now. One of her friends
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Speaker 1: shared copies of text messages that Donita screenshot had sent
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Speaker 1: with her okay sent with her sent to her. Sorry,
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Speaker 1: I don't know if y'all hear that. The nurse just
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Speaker 1: got here to see mother in law and doleh was
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Speaker 1: walking her back, So sorry if you heard all that.
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Speaker 1: But she took a screenshot and sent it to her friend.
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Speaker 1: The text said I'll kill you and they'll never find
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Speaker 1: your body. Guys, why didn't they compel the guy to
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Speaker 1: talk for sending threatening messages? Why didn't they charge him
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Speaker 1: with that? Okay, not going to go on that. So
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Speaker 1: on the last day she was seeing Anita was seen,
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Speaker 1: she had asked one of her daughters if her old
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Speaker 1: boyfriend could get her a gun. However, the daughter said no, Mom,
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Speaker 1: I don't talk to that dude anymore. So it's a note. So, guys,
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Speaker 1: that tells me she was scared of someone if she
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Speaker 1: was looking for a gun. Okay, women do not just
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Speaker 1: randomly ask their daughters, Hey, can you do you know
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Speaker 1: someone to help me get a gun? That tells you
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Speaker 1: she was scared. Okay, she didn't live in Texas where
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Speaker 1: people like me have a gun all the time, so
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Speaker 1: that tells you a lot. The man who she was
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Speaker 1: last seen with and that vehicle police asked him to
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Speaker 1: let them see the vehicle. He said he couldn't. It
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Speaker 1: had been stolen. Yeah, guys, he said it had been stolen.
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Speaker 1: To date, that vehicle has not been seen. And remember
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Speaker 1: she was on video with that man and that card.
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Speaker 1: So that is pretty darn sus to me. Okay, And
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Speaker 1: police checked out the location of where he said the
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Speaker 1: car was stolen from. Police did not find any evidence
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Speaker 1: that a car had been stolen. There was no broken glass,
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Speaker 1: there is no tire marks. I don't know what else
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Speaker 1: you look for in a stolen car, but there was nothing. Okay. Now,
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Speaker 1: once again that stinks to high Heaven to me. And
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Speaker 1: the fact that he refused to talk to the police
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Speaker 1: and try to help find this woman. He was with
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Speaker 1: her the day she went missing. Okay, police did not
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Speaker 1: have enough evidence against the man to get a SOT
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Speaker 1: warrant to search us home, and they tried and he refused. Okay, Now,
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Speaker 1: once again, he sent threatening text messages saying I'm gonna
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Speaker 1: kill you and they'll never find your body. Somebody, please
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Speaker 1: help educate me. Why could you not get a warrant
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Speaker 1: based on that? That is some type of evidence. I mean,
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Speaker 1: even if it was in the heat of passion that
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Speaker 1: he sent that to me, that should be enough for
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Speaker 1: at least a search warrant. And the fact you tie
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Speaker 1: that with the fact that he was seen with her
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Speaker 1: that last day. Okay, now this next thing really's gonna
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Speaker 1: tip the scale. What if a man's family member told
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Speaker 1: one of Donita's daughters that Donita deserved it? What the fuck? Guys,
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Speaker 1: how can anyone say that to a family member who's
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Speaker 1: missing their loved one. That's cold hearted to the core.
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Speaker 1: And how do you say that to a person's daughter.
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Speaker 1: By the way, your mother deserved whatever she got. I
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Speaker 1: don't know about you, but somebody needs to be investigating
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Speaker 1: that man. I will tell y'all. If you go to
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Speaker 1: Reddit and read, you can find his name. And then
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Speaker 1: I found another blog with the guy's name, both of
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Speaker 1: their names. I did not want to put it out
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Speaker 1: there because I couldn't find it on any police reports,
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Speaker 1: but you can go and find it because somebody needs to.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that is just bs. It kind of reminds
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Speaker 1: me of the Kimberly Langwell case that I mentioned the
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Speaker 1: other day, which was episode two of True Crime and
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Speaker 1: Mine time. When we first came out, that was the
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Speaker 1: first missing person case I covered as I remembered it
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Speaker 1: from growing up. I was able to find the man
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Speaker 1: that ex boyfriend that everybody kind of thought did it,
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Speaker 1: kind of like in this case. All of these years later,
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Speaker 1: they just arrested the guy and they found remains underneath
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Speaker 1: his driveway and they're testing those. This so reminds me
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Speaker 1: of what Donita happened. He's refusing to talk. He was
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Speaker 1: a last one seeing with her, and somebody in your
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Speaker 1: family tells her daughter she deserved it. All of you
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Speaker 1: need to be investigated. Okay. Now, The last time the
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Speaker 1: family saw Donita was Sunday, June twenty first. She was
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Speaker 1: staying with her brother and she walked out and she goes, hey,
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Speaker 1: guys running out, running Deuce Marines, I will be back.
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Speaker 1: They never saw her again. The next visual was her
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Speaker 1: on the video at that hotel. So her family wants
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Speaker 1: her home and is seeking justice. Please say this is
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Speaker 1: still an active investigation. I will say that there's not
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Speaker 1: tons out there on this case. As well. Donita, when
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Speaker 1: I said she had her rough time, she did spend
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Speaker 1: some time in jail for assault, mattery at a bar
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Speaker 1: and things like that. I mean, she had six kids,
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Speaker 1: so she was a very busy woman, and it sounds
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Speaker 1: like she had some other things that she was dealing with.
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Speaker 1: So anyone with information on Donita Wilkerson's disappearance can call
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Speaker 1: Evansville Police at eight one two four three six seven
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Speaker 1: nine seven nine or the FBI Indianapolis Filled office at
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Speaker 1: three one seven five nine five four thousand, or you
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Speaker 1: can email fine Dounita Wilkerson at gmail dot com and
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Speaker 1: the family. We'll take it from there. So, okay, guys,
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Speaker 1: after Monday's early rough cases, I was feeling the need
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Speaker 1: to be lighthearted, okay, So I created something just for
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Speaker 1: you guys. And if JT is still on, JT is
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Speaker 1: probably going to bust a gut laughing. But here we go.
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Speaker 1: Missing person alert. Last scene chasing dogs to pet while
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Speaker 1: sipping on her favorite savign young Blanc Terry. True crime
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Speaker 1: has gone a wall. Rumor has it she was spotted
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Speaker 1: in pursuit of a fluffy poodle armed with a glass
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Speaker 1: of wine. Witnesses say she was whispering who's a good boy?
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Speaker 1: Hoo's a good boy before she vanished into thin air.
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Speaker 1: If found, please return her to the nearest bookstore or
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Speaker 1: wine aisle. Reward is a bottle of red wine in
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Speaker 1: a good yarn about unsolved mysteries. So I thought I
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Speaker 1: would do something a little lighthearted. We all know I
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Speaker 1: love Savon Young Blanc, I love to read, and I
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Speaker 1: want a shirt that says must pet all dogs, because
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Speaker 1: no matter where I am, must see a dog. I
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Speaker 1: go up and say, Hey, is it okay if I
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Speaker 1: pet your dog? So I thought I would do that.
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Speaker 1: We have some great cases coming in the future. That's
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Speaker 1: the only ones I have. Today. I can tell you
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Speaker 1: that I am talking with a family member of a
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Speaker 1: missing person this afternoon and trying to get that family
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Speaker 1: member booked to be on the show Live next week.
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Speaker 1: Once I get that confirmed, I will make sure I
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Speaker 1: let everybody know on our socials and put it on
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Speaker 1: the discord so that everybody will know. Also, please be
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Speaker 1: sure to send your missing person cases so we can
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Speaker 1: cover them. Also, I'm going to start doing YouTube shorts
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Speaker 1: when I get Amber alerts or I see Amber alerts.
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Speaker 1: So if you get an Amber alert where you live live,
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Speaker 1: send it over to me and I will try to
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Speaker 1: jump do a real quick thing about it. Usually with
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Speaker 1: the Amber alerts there's not a lot of information, but
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Speaker 1: I figure the more we can get the word out there,
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Speaker 1: the better the chances are for them. So, for example,
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Speaker 1: there was an amber alert last week. I was going
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Speaker 1: to jump on and cover it. A sixteen year old
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Speaker 1: was taken from Costco in San Antonio by a stranger. Luckily,
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Speaker 1: within several hours police found the woman and found the child.
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Speaker 1: So if you see any Amber alert, you can send
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Speaker 1: them to me on Facebook, Messenger, or you could send
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Speaker 1: them to me discord, email them however you want to
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Speaker 1: get them to us. And I also want to say
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Speaker 1: thank you all for asking about Jasper. It's been a
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Speaker 1: little stressful, but he's hanging in there, and I hope
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Speaker 1: you all have a great weekend. I am getting ready
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Speaker 1: to travel to Abilene, Texas and take care of some
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Speaker 1: stuff at my mother in law's house, So I am
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Speaker 1: going to ask you all to have a great weekend.
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