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He Engineered Her Doubt: How a Trainer Stole Her Reality · Dark Psychology Manipulation

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  Speaker 1: A jim bagg sat at the edge of a storm
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  Speaker 1: drain on a Tuesday morning in December twenty nineteen. It
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  Speaker 1: was unzipped, a size seven sneakers still rested inside, laces
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  Speaker 1: tied in a double knot. A membership form was folded
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  Speaker 1: into the outer pocket, damp at the edges but legible.
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  Speaker 1: The name printed in blue ink read Christine Schultz. What
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  Speaker 1: no one knew yet was that the form did not
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  Speaker 1: belong to her. Kimberly Young had been walking a rescued
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  Speaker 1: greyhound when the dog stopped and refused to move.
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  Speaker 2: Past the drain.
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  Speaker 1: She called the Dullard County Sheriff's office at seven fourteen
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  Speaker 1: in the morning. By the time Detective Anita Reeves arrived,
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  Speaker 1: the bag had been photographed, logged, and bagged. Christine Schultz
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  Speaker 1: was twenty eight years old. She was a billing specialist
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  Speaker 1: at a regional orthopedic clinic. She lived alone in a
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  Speaker 1: duplex on Paxton Lane in a Harwick, and as of that.
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  Speaker 2: Morning, no one could find her.
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  Speaker 1: There is something specific about this case that resists easy description.
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  Speaker 1: It is not that the evidence was hidden. It is
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  Speaker 1: that the evidence was arranged carefully, patiently over almost a
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  Speaker 1: full year to make Christine doubt what was real. Christine
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  Speaker 1: Schultz had turned twenty eight in March of twenty nineteen.
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  Speaker 1: She had grown up without her mother, who died when
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  Speaker 1: Christine was eleven. From that point on, her aunt, Norma
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  Speaker 1: raised her. Norma Schultz was a retired postal worker who
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  Speaker 1: lived on Quail Run Drive in Crestfield. The two of
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  Speaker 1: them had established a simple, reliable ritual dinner together every Thursday,
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  Speaker 1: not most Thursdays, every Thursday, four years without a single
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  Speaker 1: missed night. Christine worked as a billing specialist at a
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  Speaker 1: regional orthopedic clinic. Her supervisor, office director, Brenda Holt, described
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  Speaker 1: her as precise and dependable. Christine tracked insurance codes across
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  Speaker 1: dozens of patient files daily. She was someone who noticed discrepancies,
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  Speaker 1: that detail matters. She had built a financial cushion that
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  Speaker 1: reflected the same discipline. Over four years, she had saved
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  Speaker 1: nine thousand dollars in a dedicated savings account, not borrowed,
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  Speaker 1: not gifted, accumulated slowly.
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  Speaker 2: From her salary.
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  Speaker 1: By a woman who understood the difference between having something
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  Speaker 1: and not having it. She did not spend recklessly, she planned.
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  Speaker 1: In January of two thousand nineteen, Christine joined Pinnacle Fitness,
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  Speaker 1: a gym three miles from her clinic. She was assigned
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  Speaker 1: to a personal trainer named Troy Taylor. Troy was thirty
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  Speaker 1: four years old, three years into his position at Pinnacle,
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  Speaker 1: certified nationally and managing roughly twenty clients at any given time.
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  Speaker 1: People who knew him described his manner the same way,
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  Speaker 1: consistently calibrated and attentive. He noticed things. He remembered what
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  Speaker 1: you told him. Six weeks after Christine began training, Troy
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  Speaker 1: made a shift that seemed in the moment like dedication.
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  Speaker 1: He stopped referencing the standard metrics scale, weight, repcounts, the
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  Speaker 1: measurements that any trainer would track. Instead, he began telling
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  Speaker 1: Christine that those numbers missed what he could see. He
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  Speaker 1: told her his eye was the only reliable instrument for
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  Speaker 1: reading her progress. He told her she should trust that.
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  Speaker 1: It sounds, in isolation like a trainer's confidence, it was
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  Speaker 1: something else entirely. By spring, Troy had helped Christine move
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  Speaker 1: a piece of furniture through her back door. It was
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  Speaker 1: a small favor, the kind that builds good will. He
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  Speaker 1: was alone in the laundry room for several minutes while
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  Speaker 1: Christine went to make coffee. Her landlord, Phil Cobb, a
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  Speaker 1: retired contractor, would later confirm that the back door lock
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  Speaker 1: had never been replaced the original latch, a plate misaligned
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  Speaker 1: from years of use.
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  Speaker 2: A gap at the lower right of the seal.
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  Speaker 1: Reeves would eventually verify that the door could be manipulated
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  Speaker 1: with a rigid car in forty seconds. In May, Troy
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  Speaker 1: and Christine became sexually involved. Troy had framed it as
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  Speaker 1: something that would deepen trust between them. By summer, Brenda
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  Speaker 1: Holt noticed Christine growing quieter at work, not distressed in
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  Speaker 1: any visible way, just quieter. Christine mentioned once that she
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  Speaker 1: had some unexpected expenses. The laptop's searches began in September.
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  Speaker 1: Christine searched the phrase signs of gaslighting.
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  Speaker 2: She searched is it.
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  Speaker 1: Normal to feel like you're going crazy? She searched for
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  Speaker 1: specific objects she could no longer locate, a black hoodie,
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  Speaker 1: a water bottle, a spare key. She was trying to
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  Speaker 1: verify her own memory. She was losing that argument between them.
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  Speaker 1: September and November eleven, separate et M cash withdrawals drained
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  Speaker 1: her savings account from nine thousand dollars to zero. Christine
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  Speaker 1: never stopped going to work, she never stopped answering texts,
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  Speaker 1: but in November she stopped coming to Thursday dinners with Norma.
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  Speaker 1: One week, then two, then five in a row. The
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  Speaker 1: last time Norma heard her voice was a Sunday some
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  Speaker 1: time in late November two thousand nineteen. They spoke briefly.
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  Speaker 1: Nothing seemed wrong. Four days after Kimberly Young found the
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  Speaker 1: gym bag, Detective Reeves would sit across a table from
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  Speaker 1: Troy Taylor. What he said in that room and what
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  Speaker 1: he chose to reveal when he thought he had no
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  Speaker 1: other option, would answer the question of where Christine was,
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  Speaker 1: But the form in that bag would answer a different
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  Speaker 1: question entirely. Detective Reeves laid the jim bag on the
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  Speaker 1: examination table and photographed every object inside it before touching anything. Sneaker,
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  Speaker 1: the water body, the form. She worked outward from the center,
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  Speaker 1: the way you do when you're not sure yet.
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  Speaker 2: What matters.
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  Speaker 1: The form mattered. The name Christine Schultz was written in
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  Speaker 1: blue ink across the top line meat deliberate, but underneath
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  Speaker 1: that name a physical cut. Someone had taken scissors or
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  Speaker 1: a blade to the paper and removed whatever name had
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  Speaker 1: been printed there. Originally, the cut was clean, not a tear.
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  Speaker 1: The decision, Reeves sent the form to the State lad
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  Speaker 1: The paper stock came back with a production date from
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  Speaker 1: at least two years before Christine Schultz ever walked into
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  Speaker 1: Pinnacle Fitness. Somebody had been holding this form for a
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  Speaker 1: long time. Somebody had been waiting to write a name on.
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  Speaker 1: That detail sat in Reeve's file alongside a second anomaly
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  Speaker 1: she could not yet connect to it. Troy Taylor photographed
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  Speaker 1: his clients. That was the stated reason progress tracking before
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  Speaker 1: each session, calibrated documentation about twenty clients three years at Pinnacle.
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  Speaker 1: The photos existed in a private folder on his personal phone,
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  Speaker 1: not on any gym system. The photos of Christine went
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  Speaker 1: back to the first week of January two thousand nineteen,
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  Speaker 1: but the folder wasn't organized by date. It was organized
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  Speaker 1: by location. Reeves looked at the location tags embedded in
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  Speaker 1: the image metadata, the gym, the gym parking lot, a
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  Speaker 1: street she recognized as Paxton Lane, Christine's street. There were
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  Speaker 1: images taken from outside Christine's duplex, not of Christine, of
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  Speaker 1: the building, the back entrance, the angle of the back door,
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  Speaker 1: and the latch Troy had photographed the weak point in
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  Speaker 1: the lock before April, before the furniture move, before any
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  Speaker 1: plausible reason to be standing at that door.
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  Speaker 2: Phil Cobb confirmed what the photos in played.
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  Speaker 1: The latch on the back door was the original hardware.
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  Speaker 1: A misaligned strike plate from years of use had left
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  Speaker 1: a gap at the lower right of the seal. Reeves
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  Speaker 1: took a rigid card from her own wallet and tested
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  Speaker 1: it herself forty seconds. The door opened in forty seconds,
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  Speaker 1: no forced entry, no broken frame, nothing that would ever
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  Speaker 1: show up on a damage report. The storage unit came next.
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  Speaker 1: Troy had rented it under his cousin's name in the
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  Speaker 1: adjacent county at some point. The records did not precisely date.
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  Speaker 2: Reeves drove there on the.
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  Speaker 1: Third day after the bag was found inside a black
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  Speaker 1: hoodie folded, a stainless water bottle with a small dent
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  Speaker 1: on the left side, a spare key on a green lanyard.
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  Speaker 1: Christine had searched for all three.
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  Speaker 2: Of those objects on her laptop.
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  Speaker 1: She had typed their names into a search engine, the
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  Speaker 1: way someone does when they cannot trust their own recall.
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  Speaker 1: The hoodie, the bottom, the key gone from her apartment
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  Speaker 1: in a sequence spread across months, each disappearance plausible enough
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  Speaker 1: to explain away as ordinary forgetting Troy had taken them,
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  Speaker 1: stored them, kept them in a unit registered to some
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  Speaker 1: one else, not for money. Nothing in the unit had
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  Speaker 1: been sold, not for practical use. He had taken them
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  Speaker 1: to be taken to leave a gap in Christine's world
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  Speaker 1: where a familiar thing had been, to make her search
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  Speaker 1: her own memory and come up empty. Reeves brought Troy
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  Speaker 1: in on the fourth day. He came voluntarily. He sat
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  Speaker 1: down across from her in a room with no particular drama,
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  Speaker 1: fluorescent overhead, a table, two chairs. He answered questions for
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  Speaker 1: ninety minutes. He was, by every account of the interview, calibrated, attentive.
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  Speaker 1: He had a professional trainer's fluency with evaluation language, and
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  Speaker 1: he used it. He talked about Christine as a client
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  Speaker 1: he had grown concerned about. He said she had been struggling.
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  Speaker 1: He said he had tried to help. He did not
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  Speaker 1: mention the storage youth. Reeves placed a photograph on the table,
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  Speaker 1: not the hoodie, not the key, The storage unit lease
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  Speaker 1: pulled from county records under a name Reeves had already
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  Speaker 1: confirmed was Troy's cousin. The cousin had never set foot
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  Speaker 1: in Dellard County. Troy's own card had swiped the access
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  Speaker 1: gate seventeen times. Troy asked for a lawyer. There is
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  Speaker 1: something that happens in interrogation rooms when a person who
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  Speaker 1: has been performing composure decides they have no moves left.
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  Speaker 1: It is not dramatic, It is quiet. Reeves noted it
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  Speaker 1: in her report as a pause, a pause that lasted
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  Speaker 1: longer than any previous pause in the conversation. Troy asked
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  Speaker 1: to speak again, without the lawyer.
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  Speaker 2: He spoke for four hours.
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  Speaker 1: He told Reeves about Deborahmullen, a former client, a woman
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  Speaker 1: who believed she and Troy had something exclusive.
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  Speaker 2: Something ongoing.
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  Speaker 1: Troy had told Deborah that a client of his was
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  Speaker 1: having a mental health crisis, that the client needed a
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  Speaker 1: quiet place to stay, that Deborah would be helping someone
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  Speaker 1: who genuinely needed it. Deborah had handed over the keys
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  Speaker 1: to her cabinet without hesitation. She had no idea what
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  Speaker 1: those keys would be used for. Christine was in the
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  Speaker 1: cabin she had been there. She did not know, according
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  Speaker 1: to what would be established later, that she could leave,
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  Speaker 1: not because she was physically restrained.
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  Speaker 2: She was not chained.
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  Speaker 1: Not locked in, But Troy had managed, across eleven months
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  Speaker 1: to make Christine's grasp of her own reality so uncertain
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  Speaker 1: that she did not trust her own judgment about what
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  Speaker 1: she was allowed to do. She stayed because she no
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  Speaker 1: longer knew what leaving would mean. Reeves drove to the cabin.
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  Speaker 1: Christine Schultz was found alive. The question, the evidence eventually forced,
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  Speaker 1: was not whether Troy Taylor had done these things. The
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  Speaker 1: plea entered in spring of two thousand twenty settled that
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  Speaker 1: the question was how a man photographs a door latch
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  Speaker 1: before he has any stated reason to be near the door.
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  Speaker 1: How he holds a form with some one else's name
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  Speaker 1: on it for two years before writing a new name
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  Speaker 1: on top.
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  Speaker 2: How he builds a folder organized not.
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  Speaker 1: By time but by location, tracking a woman's home from
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  Speaker 1: the outside, months before anything between them had begun.
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  Speaker 2: Picture Troy in January.
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  Speaker 1: Of two thousand nineteen, standing at the front desk at
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  Speaker 1: Pinnacle Fitness, watching Christine fill out her intake paperwork.
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  Speaker 2: He is attentive. That is the word people use, calibrated.
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  Speaker 1: He already has a folder on his phone. He already
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  Speaker 1: knows what he is looking for.
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  Speaker 2: In a door.
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  Speaker 1: One version of events says the storage unit was opportunistic,
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  Speaker 1: that Troy found the gap in Christine's lock, saw how
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  Speaker 1: easily things could disappear and be explained away and improvised
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  Speaker 1: as he went. That version fits the surface sequence, the
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  Speaker 1: April furniture move, the May escalation, the summer withdraws. It
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  Speaker 1: reads as escalating opportunism, each step enabled by the one before.
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  Speaker 1: But that version collapses the moment you look at the form.
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  Speaker 1: The form in the bag was not Christine's. It was
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  Speaker 1: two years old, some one else's name had been physically
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  Speaker 1: removed from it, and Christine's name had been written above
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  Speaker 1: the wound. That form existed before Christine ever chose Pinnacle Fitness.
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  Speaker 1: It existed before Troy Taylor, or any documental reason to
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  Speaker 1: know she was coming. The form is not improvisation. The
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  Speaker 1: form is preparation, which means the folder organized by location,
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  Speaker 1: the photographed latch.
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  Speaker 2: The storage unit under a cousin's name. None of it
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  Speaker 2: was reactive.
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  Speaker 1: It was infrastructure built before Christine arrived, or built the
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  Speaker 1: moment she walked in the door, before she had any
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  Speaker 1: idea she had been seen. Six months after Troy entered
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  Speaker 1: his plea, a state forensic lab Ran. A routine DNA comparison,
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  Speaker 1: Troy Taylor's genetic profile matched biological material recovered from a
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  Speaker 1: case that had been filed and shelved four years earlier
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  Speaker 1: in a neighboring state, a woman thirty one years old missing.
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  Speaker 1: The case had been classified as a voluntary departure, someone
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  Speaker 1: who left without wanting to be found. Her name has
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  Speaker 1: not been released. Her family had not yet been notified
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  Speaker 1: at the time that comparison was reported. The cabin was Debrahmullen's.
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  Speaker 1: She gave the keys away, believing she was doing something kind.
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  Speaker 1: She was the last piece of infrastructure.
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  Speaker 2: She did not know she was a piece at all.
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  Speaker 1: Christine Schultz had searched the phrase is it normal to
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  Speaker 1: feel like You're going crazy? She had searched it alone
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  Speaker 1: on a laptop in an apartment where the back door
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  Speaker 1: could be opened in forty seconds.
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  Speaker 2: She was trying to verify her.
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  Speaker 1: Own mind against a record that had been quietly deliberately
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  Speaker 1: falsified from the beginning. She found the cabin door unlocked
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  Speaker 1: when the deputies arrived. She had not tried it. Christine
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  Speaker 1: Schultz was found alive. Deputies reached the cabin on the
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  Speaker 1: fourth day after Kimberly Young's call to the sheriff. The
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  Speaker 1: door was unlocked. Christine was inside. She had not tried
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  Speaker 1: the handle. That detail belongs in the record. She had
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  Speaker 1: been told in ways that never required a single spoken threat,
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  Speaker 1: that the world outside had stopped making sense without Troy
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  Speaker 1: Taylor's interpretation of it. Her savings were gone, her Thursday
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  Speaker 1: dinners were gone, her spare key, her black hooding, her
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  Speaker 1: water bottle, all of it relocated to a storage unit
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  Speaker 1: in an adjacent county under the name of a cousin
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  Speaker 1: she had never met. She had searched is it normal
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  Speaker 1: to feel like your going crazy? On her own laptop
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  Speaker 1: and found no answer. She trusted she did not try
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  Speaker 1: the door because she had been rebuilt over eleven months
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  Speaker 1: into a person who doubted the evidence of her own senses.
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  Speaker 1: Troy Taylor sat across from Detective Anita Reeves on day four.
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  Speaker 1: He spoke for ninety minutes before Reeves placed a photograph
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  Speaker 1: of the storage unit on the table. He asked for
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  Speaker 1: an attorney, then he withdrew the request. He spoke for
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  Speaker 1: four more hours without counsel, and at the end of
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  Speaker 1: those four hours, he gave Reeves the address of Deborah
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  Speaker 1: Mullen's cabin. He entered a guilty plea in the spring
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  Speaker 1: of twenty twenty unlawful restraint, theft, stalking. The court sentenced
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  Speaker 1: him to nine years. Deborah Mullen was never charged. She
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  Speaker 1: had handed over the keys believing she was helping Troy
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  Speaker 1: manage a client in distress. She was infrastructure she did
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  Speaker 1: not know. Six months after sentencing, a state forensic laboratory
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  Speaker 1: completed a routine DNA comparison. Troy Taylor's NETTIC profile matched
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  Speaker 1: biological material recovered from a case that had been filed
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  Speaker 1: classified as a voluntary departure and shelved a woman thirty
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  Speaker 1: one years old from a neighboring state, missing for four years.
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  Speaker 1: Her name has not been released. Her family had not
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  Speaker 1: been notified at the time the.
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  Speaker 2: Comparison was reported. That case is open.
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  Speaker 1: It is under active investigation. The membership form in the
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  Speaker 1: gym bag, the one with Christine's name written in blue
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  Speaker 1: ink above a name that had been physically cut away,
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  Speaker 1: was at least two years old at the time of
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  Speaker 1: Christine's disappearance. It predated her enrollment at Pinnacle Fitness. It
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  Speaker 1: pre dated, according to all available records, any documented reason
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  Speaker 1: Troy Taylor had to know she was coming. The form
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  Speaker 1: was not improvised, The form was prepared. What that preparation
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  Speaker 1: means for the woman in the neighboring state's file, her
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  Speaker 1: name still sealed, her family still waiting, is a question
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  Speaker 1: the investigation has not yet answered publicly. Megan Yorke, Christine's therapist,
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  Speaker 1: later described the process of working with Christine as reconstructing
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  Speaker 1: a time line from fragments. Christine knew things had happened,
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  Speaker 1: she had difficulty trusting that her account of.
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  Speaker 2: Them was accurate.
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  Speaker 1: That was the resident, not the locked door, not the
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  Speaker 1: empty bank account, the uncertainty about her own memory. That
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  Speaker 1: is what this case is at its core, Not the
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  Speaker 1: gym bag in the drainage ditch, not the storage unit
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  Speaker 1: under a cousin's name.
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  Speaker 2: The core of it is a person who searched is it.
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  Speaker 1: Normal to feel like you're going crazy? Because the alternative
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  Speaker 1: that some one was deliberately making her feel that required
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  Speaker 1: her to believe something she was not yet equipped to believe.
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  Speaker 1: The gym bag was found on a Tuesday morning in
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  Speaker 1: December of twenty nineteen. Kimberly Young was walking a rescued
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  Speaker 1: greyhound that be longed to a grooming client. The dog
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  Speaker 1: pulled toward the ditch. Kimberly called the sheriff at seven
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  Speaker 1: fourteen in the morning. Everything that came after the four
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  Speaker 1: day investigation, the storage unit, the confession, the nine year sentence.
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  Speaker 1: The DNA match in a neighboring state started with a
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  Speaker 1: greyhound following a scent down a drainage ditch. Christine Schultz
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  Speaker 1: was twenty eight years old when Troy Taylor first introduced
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  Speaker 1: himself in the lobby of Pinnacle Fitness. She was a
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  Speaker 1: billing specialist who had spent four years saving nine thousand dollars.
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  Speaker 1: She had dinner with her aunt Norma every Thursday without
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  Speaker 1: exception for four years, until she didn't. She missed five
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  Speaker 1: Thursdays before she disappeared. After she was found, there would
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  Speaker 1: be more thursdays. That is the only resolution this record.
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  Speaker 2: Is certain of.
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  Speaker 1: Somewhere in a neighboring state, a family is waiting for
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  Speaker 1: a phone call that has not come. A woman's file
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  Speaker 1: sat classified as a voluntary departure for four years. A
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  Speaker 1: forensic laboratory found otherwise, the investigation continues. There is a
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  Speaker 1: question this case leaves behind that no sentence resolves. How
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  Speaker 1: many forms in how many jim bags were prepared before
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  Speaker 1: anyone thought to look. This show is made by Obo
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