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Midday Missing - Stephen Adams & Chalice Welch · True Crime and Wine Time

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Speaker 1: Hey guys, Happy Monday. I hope everybody had a great
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Speaker 1: that said, I'm going to take a breath and say,
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Speaker 1: I got to ask a question before we get into
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Speaker 1: my cases. Let me pull up where I put this
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Speaker 1: because I'm a little confused on some things. As doing
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Speaker 1: my research on cases, I call them cases even though
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Speaker 1: they're missing persons because it is a missing person case
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Speaker 1: that people send me cases. And then of course I
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Speaker 1: research some and I have to say, I'm shocked by
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Speaker 1: the number of cases that I have found that have little,
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Speaker 1: are zero coverage of information. So for example, one was
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Speaker 1: Dawson Pain Sanders, who went missing in Pencing, Tennessee at
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Speaker 1: the age of fifteen. Okay, he was last seen on
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Speaker 1: March ninth, twenty seventeen. Guys. Besides finding out he was
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Speaker 1: last seeing wearing black jacket with white stripes on the sleeves,
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Speaker 1: white shorts, flip flops, and carrying khaki pans over his shoulders.
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Speaker 1: That's all that is, literally everything. I found. No news
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Speaker 1: sources about his case or his disappearance. I don't know
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Speaker 1: if he ran away, if they suspect he's endangered. Literally, seriously,
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Speaker 1: how in the hell can that be all? Okay? I
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Speaker 1: found a couple other cases that were the same thing,
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Speaker 1: and this was last one. I want to know how
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Speaker 1: people can be missing. They're listed the National Associate, you know,
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Speaker 1: missing people, but that's all not even a picture, not
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Speaker 1: even a picture. So if somebody knows, I want to
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Speaker 1: know because it bothers me. Because everybody who goes missing, newspapers, newscasters, everybody,
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Speaker 1: there should be at least one article I can find
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Speaker 1: on people going missing. Okay, at least one. So there's
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Speaker 1: my soap opera rant for today. Let me get this scheduled.
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Speaker 1: So the first one that we're going to cover is
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Speaker 1: Steven Mitchell Adams. He was a twenty six year old
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Speaker 1: student at Northeastern University in Oklahoma, and he went missing
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Speaker 1: in December twenty oh four, So that's two thousand and four, Terry,
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Speaker 1: not twenty oh four. You know, I do this much
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Speaker 1: better when I have wine. But I can't have wine
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Speaker 1: at lunchtime because I think that would make me a
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Speaker 1: why know, and I'd probably lose my job. But anyway,
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Speaker 1: Stephen had completed his final exam on December thirteenth, two
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Speaker 1: thousand and four, and talked to his girlfriend right after,
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Speaker 1: and she asked, Hey, how do you think your exam went?
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Speaker 1: He said, oh, I think it went great. And hey,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to be given a ride to this guy.
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Speaker 1: He needs to go to Keys, Oklahoma. I'm going to
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Speaker 1: you know, go to my mom's house. I'll call you back.
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Speaker 1: His girlfriend said, he was in a good mood. Everything
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Speaker 1: was normal. Guys, last time he talked to his girlfriend
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Speaker 1: and anyone that knew him, that spoke to him, that's it.
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Speaker 1: He was seen at a gas station where he purchased
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Speaker 1: a soda that day, and they said he appeared to
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Speaker 1: be upset. This is like thirty forty five minutes after
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Speaker 1: and he was alone, okay, and if he left in
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Speaker 1: his white pickup truck, there is no other foot or
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Speaker 1: anything of him seen again. Now they did. During the investigation,
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Speaker 1: police did discover that Stephen was involved in a vicious
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Speaker 1: custody battle with his ex wife over their daughter. Okay,
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Speaker 1: the case had been going on for over two years
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Speaker 1: and the ex wife had claimed that Stephen molested their daughter,
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Speaker 1: and so he was arrested in charge with two counts
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Speaker 1: of molestation. Now the accusations were investigated, Guys, he was
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Speaker 1: fully acquitted of any wrongdoing and all charges were dismissed. Now,
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Speaker 1: I'm sure I'm not the only one who has heard
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Speaker 1: of women pulling stunts like this and worse to try
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Speaker 1: to keep their kids away from the father, and they
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Speaker 1: do it as revenge. So that just makes me crazy
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Speaker 1: that women do that. But we'll save that rant for
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Speaker 1: another day. Now. Stephen was opposed to appear in court
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Speaker 1: a week after he went missing, guys, and it was
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Speaker 1: said he was going to get his visitation back and
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Speaker 1: he was filing for full custody. And police have said
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Speaker 1: a couple of times they do not think the timing
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Speaker 1: of his disappearance is a coincidence with the fact he
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Speaker 1: was supposed to be appearing in court, And I think
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Speaker 1: I agree with them, and I say that just after
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Speaker 1: doing my research. On him, and okay, I'm going to
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Speaker 1: do my rant. So women, if you get divorced, you
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Speaker 1: and your husband no longer are going to be married. Yes,
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Speaker 1: I know, it's death toll. Do you part right. Shit happens,
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Speaker 1: people fall out of love, people cheat, people change, life
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Speaker 1: gets in the way, people get divorced. You should not, ever,
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Speaker 1: under any circumstances, use your children as pawn. Okay, they
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Speaker 1: are not pieces of furniture. They are not anything that
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Speaker 1: should be used as a weapon or for revenge. Okay,
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Speaker 1: absolutely you should not, And you for damn sure should
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Speaker 1: not file fake charges saying that the other party hurt
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Speaker 1: the child. And I have a problem with the fact
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Speaker 1: that courts do not hold that person accountable for making charges.
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Speaker 1: I can tell you in our own world, you know,
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Speaker 1: we had some things like that happen in the past.
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Speaker 1: Nothing was ever done to the person who did it.
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Speaker 1: I could not find that the ex wife was ever
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Speaker 1: charged with anything. Which until these women, and I'm a woman,
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Speaker 1: until they're held accountable, they're going to keep doing this
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Speaker 1: crazy shit. So why don't we charge them with something
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Speaker 1: or take away there child's do something to hold them accountable,
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Speaker 1: because that ruins a person. I mean, imagine what he
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Speaker 1: went through. You know, with those charges. Not only do
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Speaker 1: you have to get an attorney and the cost, but
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Speaker 1: on your mental thing, what it does to the kids.
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Speaker 1: I think they should get in a hell a lot
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Speaker 1: of trouble. Okay, take them out back in Kanum, do something. Okay,
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Speaker 1: just do something to them. Don't just let them get
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Speaker 1: away with it because it happens. Okay. Now. Police are
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Speaker 1: still getting tips and have continued searching for Steven and
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Speaker 1: in October of twenty twenty three, police divers searched a
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Speaker 1: creek after receiving a tip. Sadly, nothing was discovered. Police
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Speaker 1: have said there is persons of interest in the case,
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Speaker 1: but they do not have enough evidence at this time
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Speaker 1: for any areas. Okay, So if you know anything, you
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Speaker 1: need to call in. You need to call and tell
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Speaker 1: them now. In twenty twelve, a grand jury was convened
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Speaker 1: and they did come to the determination. Their findings are
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Speaker 1: that Stephen Adams was the victim of a homicide and
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Speaker 1: that they fill several of the witnesses who testified in
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Speaker 1: the grand jury were not truthful and lied. Okay, once again,
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Speaker 1: why aren't they charged with something if you can prove
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Speaker 1: they lied. Why don't they have perjury charges? Why don't
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Speaker 1: you hold them accountable? Sometimes you do, sometimes you don't.
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Speaker 1: I don't get that you lied. You should get in trouble. Okay. Now,
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Speaker 1: something else that confused the shit out of me about
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Speaker 1: this case is in the newspaper and in news reports.
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Speaker 1: Special agent Lions said stephen truck was found in Cherokee
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Speaker 1: County the day after he went missing, and that the
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Speaker 1: people who found the truck stole the contents of the truck,
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Speaker 1: but yet the truck was never recovered. So somebody helped me.
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Speaker 1: I'm a simpleton, I admit it. How do you know
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Speaker 1: the truck was found and people stole stuff out of it?
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Speaker 1: If the truck was never recovered, please somebody come at me.
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Speaker 1: Tell me how. Guys, this was listed on multiple things,
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Speaker 1: and then I read the police was, you know, the
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Speaker 1: truck was never found, but yet the truck was found
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Speaker 1: the day after, and then people took stuff out of
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Speaker 1: the truck. So how could the truck have been found
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Speaker 1: the day after people stole stuff out of the truck,
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Speaker 1: but yet the truck was never recovered. I need somebody
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Speaker 1: to explain me to that. Okay, unless my only thought
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Speaker 1: is that people say, hey, oh yeah, we found this
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Speaker 1: truck and it was located here and it was abandoned,
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Speaker 1: so we stole everything out of it, and then when
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Speaker 1: the police went there, the truck was gone. Maybe I
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Speaker 1: don't know, but somebody please explain it's either found or
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Speaker 1: it's not found. Okay. Now, something else that was interesting
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Speaker 1: in this case. A few weeks after he went missing,
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Speaker 1: the family received a strange phone call. You know, it
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Speaker 1: was a threatening phone call saying they would be harmed
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Speaker 1: if they did not stop looking into Stephen's disappearance. Well,
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Speaker 1: Stephen's family has not stopped looking, Okay, now, please did
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Speaker 1: go on to say that the persons of interest do
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Speaker 1: have criminal backgrounds, and that knowing something, knowing someone did
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Speaker 1: something and proving someone did something or two different things.
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Speaker 1: And they need just a few more pieces of information
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Speaker 1: or evidence tips to help with this case and give
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Speaker 1: his family the answers and justice they deserve. You know, Kappaen,
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Speaker 1: I wondered that, oops, I you know, guys, I hit
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Speaker 1: the wrong thing on here because it's me. But yeah,
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Speaker 1: I mean, did they steal the truck? I didn't find
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Speaker 1: that the guys who admitted to stealing stuff out of
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Speaker 1: the truck took the truck guys. I also couldn't find
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Speaker 1: where they were charged with anything. So if these guys
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Speaker 1: admitted they stole stuff, they didn't charge them. So I
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Speaker 1: don't know. I'm I'm a little little confused. So they
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Speaker 1: do you have criminal backgrounds? They knew just a few
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Speaker 1: more pieces of evidence. So if you know anything, please
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Speaker 1: call the tip line. He was last seen wearing a
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Speaker 1: black T shirt and jeans. I mean, guys, it's been
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Speaker 1: some time. I doubt he's still in those genes. But
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Speaker 1: if you know anything, please call the OSBI at eight
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Speaker 1: hundred five two two eight zero one seven. There is
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Speaker 1: also a Facebook group. I'm going to ask you guys
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Speaker 1: to join that group. Let's do what we can to
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Speaker 1: get the information out there. I am not going to
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Speaker 1: attempt to share my screen until JT and I have
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Speaker 1: a little bit of a training session because I hate that.
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Speaker 1: I always screw it up. Okay, I screw it up,
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Speaker 1: but I find something so insane about saying the truck
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Speaker 1: was found it wasn't recovered. I don't know. And I'm
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Speaker 1: going to say this because I am a Texas girl,
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Speaker 1: but we know how those Oklahoma people are. You know,
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Speaker 1: they're Missina Fruit a few crayons out of the box.
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Speaker 1: Just kidding, guys, but kidding, not kidding. That's okay. Now,
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Speaker 1: This next one is just as bonkers, and it's a
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Speaker 1: Texas case. I don't intentionally try to do Texas cases.
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Speaker 1: Both of these were sent to me. Chalise Welch is
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Speaker 1: a twenty four year old mom of four who was
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Speaker 1: a devoted mother. On February second of this year, okay,
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Speaker 1: February second, twenty twenty four, Chalise attended a birthday party
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Speaker 1: in Arlington, Texas, and well it's last saving the birthday
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Speaker 1: party with an unknown man now. All of her personal
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Speaker 1: belongings were left behind at the hotel where the party
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Speaker 1: was being held. Her phone did ping off of the
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Speaker 1: Central Expressway in Dallas, Texas around twelve thirty and then
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Speaker 1: it stopped working after that. For those of you that
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Speaker 1: don't know Texas, you've got Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington. Arlington
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Speaker 1: is where like the stadiums are for the sports arenas.
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Speaker 1: I still call it Dallas, but it is officially Arlington,
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Speaker 1: okay now. Shelley stayed home with her kids during the
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Speaker 1: day and then worked as a server in the evening
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Speaker 1: to sport her young family. Okay, guys, she went missing
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Speaker 1: just days before her youngest child was turning one. Can
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Speaker 1: you imagine that you're a one year old, You're getting
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Speaker 1: ready for your birthday party, and all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: Mom's lot there. That just totally freaks me out and
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Speaker 1: breaks my heart. Now. Police have later reported that she
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Speaker 1: was seen at an Airbnb in Dallas and that in
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Speaker 1: the last video scene as Chalise, she was not walking
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Speaker 1: and acting like herself. Okay, guys, I watched the video
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Speaker 1: and she either looks to be heavily intoxicated or like
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Speaker 1: she had been dropped. You can see the video and
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Speaker 1: follow the case on the Facebook page at Fine Shelley's welch. Okay.
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Speaker 1: Also in the video, there is video of some men
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Speaker 1: who have been identified and the names have been given
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Speaker 1: to police. I found a couple of articles that said
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Speaker 1: they were not cooperating. So while I'm at that, I
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Speaker 1: want to say, can't we use the law for hindering
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Speaker 1: prosecution or hindering something to charge people who aren't cooperating.
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Speaker 1: There's got to be something that we can do or
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Speaker 1: that law enforcement can do legally to compel and force
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Speaker 1: people to cooperate. Because if you are seen with the
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Speaker 1: person who goes missing, you have to cooperate. There shouldn't
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Speaker 1: be a oh we want you to It should be
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Speaker 1: we're gonna think you did it unless you cooperate, and
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Speaker 1: we're going to charge you with something because you're not cooperating.
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Speaker 1: Why can't we do that? If anybody on here knows,
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Speaker 1: or if there's anyone who watches this video later and knows,
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Speaker 1: I really want to know why we can't compel people.
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Speaker 1: Can't you subpoena them? I mean, can't you do something
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Speaker 1: to make them talk? It should not be an option
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Speaker 1: to say, oh, yeah, I was with the person. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: the person was really messed up. Yeah, I'm not telling
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Speaker 1: you anything else. Six Amendment violation. Really, if you are
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Speaker 1: with someone, you should have to tell. Shouldn't have the
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Speaker 1: option in my opinion, But we know how much my
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Speaker 1: opinion matters, right, But guys, this is a young mother
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Speaker 1: of four who needs to Oh it's the fifth Amendment. Okay,
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Speaker 1: it's one of the amendments. Well, something needs to be done.
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Speaker 1: I say it needs to be changed. But this is
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Speaker 1: a young mom who was raising her kids. Okay, self incriminate,
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Speaker 1: I get that, but you should be you should be
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Speaker 1: forced to tell something. I don't know. I know that's
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Speaker 1: a slippery slope, but somebody there's got to be something.
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Speaker 1: I guess police just have to keep digging and hoping
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Speaker 1: somebody else will give information because, like I said, this
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Speaker 1: is a mom of four. Now I'm going to say,
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Speaker 1: based on that video, based on some of the rabbit
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Speaker 1: holes I went down about this case, that it appears
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Speaker 1: she may be a victim of sex trafficking. Don't know
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Speaker 1: these guys, but you guys can go look at the video.
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Speaker 1: They look shady to me. And I'm not saying their appearance,
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Speaker 1: just the whole way. She's, you know, disoriented, Just something
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Speaker 1: shady was going on. So not saying they did anything,
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Speaker 1: but they know something and they need to do that.
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Speaker 1: The other thing about this case that really pisses me
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Speaker 1: the f off, okay, is that I live in Texas
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Speaker 1: right this case should be all over the news. She
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Speaker 1: went missing in February of this year. Guys, I haven't
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Speaker 1: heard crap about this until somebody sent it to me.
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Speaker 1: How can I just live here in the Austin area
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Speaker 1: and I watch news. I get news reports for all
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Speaker 1: over Texas and watch things haven't seen crap, grizsy Hood
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Speaker 1: News did something other than that. Nothing about her case
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Speaker 1: has made it live stream. Why hasn't it gone national?
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Speaker 1: How does the news report pick and choose. I found
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Speaker 1: nothing bad about this woman, not anything saying oh, it's
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Speaker 1: not covered because she is working in a risky field,
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Speaker 1: or that she maybe did drugs. No. All I found
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Speaker 1: is that she was a young twenty four year old
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Speaker 1: mom who was working to support her family. Why has
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Speaker 1: this not made more news? She's white? She's white, or
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Speaker 1: I say she's white? Let me look, she appears to
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Speaker 1: be caucasion to me. I'm looking to see what the
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Speaker 1: official I'm gonna say she's she's white? I mean, if
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Speaker 1: she's mixed, I don't know. But I want to know
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Speaker 1: why she is a young mom of four. Why in
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Speaker 1: the f isn't this all over the news? Why aren't
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Speaker 1: more people and guys I don't care if she was purple?
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Speaker 1: Why is a young mother missing not important enough for
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Speaker 1: everybody to know about? Because in my opinion, I would
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Speaker 1: rather see that on the news than all this political
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Speaker 1: bs that I see. Okay, So I am going to
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Speaker 1: ask everybody who's watching and everybody that sees this, please,
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Speaker 1: if there is a missing person that you know of
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Speaker 1: in your area, or that you see on Facebook or
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Speaker 1: why you're out in whatever groups. Let's make it a
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Speaker 1: point to share that and try to get people to
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Speaker 1: start looking at this because nobody disappears without a trace.
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Speaker 1: Somebody knows something, somebody saw something. As I've said many
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Speaker 1: of times, a damn UFO did not beam up Scottie
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Speaker 1: and take them to another planet. Okay, And a young
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Speaker 1: mom who is working her ass off in doing everything
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Speaker 1: she has to to take care of her young family
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Speaker 1: doesn't just days before her daughter's first birthday where a
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Speaker 1: party was planned, just say ah, I'm going to take
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Speaker 1: a walk and leave. Doesn't happen. Okay, maybe people think
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Speaker 1: it does. It doesn't, especially not when you see the
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Speaker 1: video of the condition she was in. She seriously looks
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Speaker 1: like somebody slipped her something. Okay. Nowhere did I find that.
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Speaker 1: People said she was drinking heavily at you know, the party.
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Speaker 1: She was at a birthday party, So she didn't just
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Speaker 1: walk away. So I want us to help these families
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Speaker 1: get the word out. Also, send me your cases. Please
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Speaker 1: send me your cases. I will say I was sent
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Speaker 1: two cases, had done my research, was going to send
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Speaker 1: them over to say I was covering them. They were
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Speaker 1: both found. So one thing that's so interesting about doing
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Speaker 1: missing person cases is it's different than other cases I
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Speaker 1: cover because very seldom is their updates right to before
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Speaker 1: I say what we're covering that I could possibly have
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Speaker 1: to change things. So kind of interesting. But I want
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Speaker 1: to know about the cases. And if you see cases
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Speaker 1: where there's no media, I want to know about that too,
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Speaker 1: because just like I was telling you about Dawson, he's
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Speaker 1: a fifteen year old. Why hasn't his family thrown an uproar?
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Speaker 1: And then I got to thinking maybe he was a
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Speaker 1: ward of the state. How could there not be something
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Speaker 1: on a missing person he was fifteen, even if they
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Speaker 1: thought he was a runaway or endangered. Why isn't there something.
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Speaker 1: Why didn't the news ever run an article and say, hey,
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Speaker 1: keep an eye out for Dawson Sanders. His family hasn't
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Speaker 1: seen him. He's fifteen, he is still a kid. Why
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Speaker 1: is there not more information? Why? And I told y'all
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Speaker 1: way in the beginning. One of the reasons missing person
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Speaker 1: cases drive me crazy is because I like answers, and
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Speaker 1: I wish I could quit my job and do this
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Speaker 1: full time. Hopefully get my PI license, Hopefully we get
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Speaker 1: the podcast up to where we want to go. Maybe
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Speaker 1: we can do that. But guys, somebody needs to help
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Speaker 1: these missing families because this is insane what they have
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Speaker 1: to do on their own. Then let's talk about the misinformation.
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Speaker 1: So Chalis's dad even talked with somebody because there is
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Speaker 1: reports saying she was inviting random men to the party. No,
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Speaker 1: that wasn't her. Somebody else at the party brought some
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Speaker 1: unknown guys. I mean, come on, if you're gonna shed information,
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Speaker 1: at least give information that's accurate and don't shame the
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Speaker 1: victim who's missing, because guys, I don't care if she
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Speaker 1: was a sex worker, I don't care. She still is
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Speaker 1: a mother of four kids and has the right for
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Speaker 1: people to look for her. Okay, there should be more
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Speaker 1: information out there about this, So I am going to
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Speaker 1: do what I can to blast it out there and
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Speaker 1: ask everybody I know to please share it because that's
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Speaker 1: bullshit and this mom needs to be found and her
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Speaker 1: kids need to know what happened. I mean her family, yes,
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Speaker 1: but she's got four little kids. You know, she had
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Speaker 1: a little one who turned one in February. That one
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Speaker 1: year old needs to know Mommy didn't just decide to
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Speaker 1: walk away and not do her birthday and see her okay.
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Speaker 1: So if you know anything about her case or have
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Speaker 1: any information, please call Irving Police Department at nine seven
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Speaker 1: to two two seven, three ten ten. Also, please go
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Speaker 1: join the group find Salise Welch that's on Facebook. Please
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Speaker 1: share the flyers. Please get the word out there because
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Speaker 1: it is heartbreaking. I made a joke comment to Monkey
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Speaker 1: but my granddaughter the other night, and I told her,
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Speaker 1: I said, if I go missing, you better make sure
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Speaker 1: you are calling every news station. You better get the
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Speaker 1: word out there. You better not just let me go missing.
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Speaker 1: Then I jokingly had told her, and I've told her
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Speaker 1: to her before and it made me feel bad. I
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Speaker 1: don't I often thought about this this morning. I've told her,
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Speaker 1: I said, don't don't worry, don't worry. They'd bring you back.
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Speaker 1: Should get on their nerves. And I realize that's not
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Speaker 1: something we can joke about in today's times, because people
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Speaker 1: take kids, women, men to do bad things with them
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Speaker 1: and to make them disappear. So I owe Monkey about
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Speaker 1: an apology telling her that they would bring her back.
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Speaker 1: But I can tell you this, somebody ever takes her.
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Speaker 1: You're gonna have to deal with me in double H
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Speaker 1: and everybody because we will be out there and we
29:38
Speaker 1: will not just go away. So once again, if you
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Speaker 1: know of any cases, please send them to me. You
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Speaker 1: can send them to my email, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, which
29:51
Speaker 1: I haven't been on TikTok as much lately since I
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Speaker 1: stopped doing makeup and headlines, so I don't get on
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Speaker 1: there as much. But that's why one of our things
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Speaker 1: to start doing and you can send it to me
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Speaker 1: on Discord. As we all know, I'm Discord challenge, but
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Speaker 1: I'm trying to get a little better with it. So
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Speaker 1: I want to say thank you for all joining me
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Speaker 1: Midday on a Monday during lunchtime for me and for
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Speaker 1: some others, and I look forward to seeing you all
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Speaker 1: again on Wednesday for our next episode of Midday Missing
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Speaker 1: and Don't Forget. You can catch all of the true
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Speaker 1: Crime Wine Time productions here on our YouTube channel and
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Speaker 1: our podcast wherever you listen to our podcast. So until Wednesday,
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Speaker 1: stay safe, watch out for crime, and guys, I'm going
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Speaker 1: to be enjoying my wine time, so enjoy your wine time. Also,
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Speaker 1: we need to work on shunkap because bacon Bit needs
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Speaker 1: a goat, and I happen to have just seen a
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Speaker 1: baby goat that was born that is going to even
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Speaker 1: be smaller than Jasper. So if anybody needs a little
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Speaker 1: cute baby goat, I know where one is. And if
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Speaker 1: anybody wants to pick it up and drive it to
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Speaker 1: bacon Bit, I say, let's do it. Because a smams.
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Speaker 1: You can't turn down a gift, right, you can't tell
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Speaker 1: your kid they can't accept a gift because that wouldn't
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Speaker 1: be proper etiquette. So Shanka, don't come after me. Please
31:28
Speaker 1: don't come after me. Yes, I am goat trafficking, but
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Speaker 1: in a good way, in a good way. So guys,
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Speaker 1: thank you. I look forward to seeing you on Wednesday.
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Speaker 1: Stay safe, guys, be good and send me those missing
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Speaker 1: person cases that you have from your area or those
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Speaker 1: cases that you just want to get more information out there.
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Speaker 1: All righty guys, till next time,