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Midday Missing - Savanna Reames &Lina Khil · True Crime and Wine Time

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Speaker 1: Hello and happy Monday. I hope everyone watching this and
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Speaker 1: those that watch it later had a safe and relaxing weekend.
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Speaker 1: I am Terry True Crime and welcome to Midday Missing,
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Speaker 1: where I cover missing person cases. Now. Currently, True Crime
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Speaker 1: So thank you all again for being here. Now, this
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Speaker 1: next missing person case has me confused, and I'll be honest, guys,
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Speaker 1: it has left me with a lot of questions, so
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Speaker 1: many so that I almost didn't cover it due to
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Speaker 1: the amount of questions. But I decided that all my
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Speaker 1: unanswered questions kind of makes it even more important to share,
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Speaker 1: in my opinion. So Savannah Reims was last seen on
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Speaker 1: April twenty fifth, twenty twenty four in Baltimore, Maryland. Now
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Speaker 1: she is thirteen years old, and it's described as a
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Speaker 1: black female five foot four, weighs one hundred and fifteen pounds,
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Speaker 1: and she was last seen wearing a black kidjib. Now, guys,
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Speaker 1: April twenty fifth wasn't that long ago. And my confusion
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Speaker 1: is that there is very little in the media about
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Speaker 1: this case. There is no Facebook page or group looking
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Speaker 1: for her. Now. I found one person with the same
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Speaker 1: last name in Baltimore on Facebook and I reached out
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Speaker 1: to them, hoping they're a family member. Having heard back,
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Speaker 1: I also called Baltimore Police Department spoke with a man
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Speaker 1: and said I wanted to know if she's still missing,
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Speaker 1: and he goes, well, I can't tell you that, but
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Speaker 1: you can leave a message for the detective, which I did,
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Speaker 1: and as of now, I have not heard back. Now
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Speaker 1: this morning, right before I went live, I googled Savannah
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Speaker 1: Rheims again to see if there was any update or
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Speaker 1: any more media and there's not. So I don't understand
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Speaker 1: why there is not more information about a missing thirteen
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Speaker 1: year old And guys, I'll be honest, I can't help,
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Speaker 1: but wonder does it has to do with her religion
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Speaker 1: since she was last seeing the black kitjib. Because if
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Speaker 1: that's a case, I want to know what in the hell.
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Speaker 1: She's a thirteen year old child, and guys, I don't
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Speaker 1: give a shit if she thinks Santa Claus is God. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I don't care. I care about the fact that a
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Speaker 1: thirteen year old girl is missing and there's not more
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Speaker 1: out there about people looking for her. Now, in all
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Speaker 1: the postings I found online, they share her picture and
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Speaker 1: she say she is missing, and they give a description
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Speaker 1: that is it. I have no clue if she was
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Speaker 1: taken from her home, was she last seen walking to
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Speaker 1: the store, walking to a friend's house, was she out
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Speaker 1: and about? There is nothing just says this street this day,
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Speaker 1: wearing this. So I want to say, give us some
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Speaker 1: more information, and police do your job and spread the
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Speaker 1: word that a thirteen year old girl is missing. Now
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Speaker 1: I'm going to speculate that they think she's a runaway
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Speaker 1: based on the fact that two of the largest newspapers
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Speaker 1: in Maryland did not have articles about her disappearance, and
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Speaker 1: I did not see that an amber alert was issued
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Speaker 1: for her. Now that bothers me because I can't find
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Speaker 1: any updates, but she is solicid is missing. And I
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Speaker 1: personally believe any child or person or child especially that
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Speaker 1: runs away, they are at a greater risk for something
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Speaker 1: to happen to them because they're not a good mental state.
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Speaker 1: They're wanting to get away from home. They're more susceptible
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Speaker 1: to things. So I have a problem that we don't
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Speaker 1: have more information about a thirteen year old girl because
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Speaker 1: we know that there are bad people out there, and
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Speaker 1: they pray upon these people, you know, they prey upon
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Speaker 1: these young people who have problems and maybe ran away.
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Speaker 1: I don't know that she ran away. It could be more,
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Speaker 1: but it bothers me. She is thirteen. Even if she
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Speaker 1: ran away, there should be hell of a lot more
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Speaker 1: information on her. Now. If anyone knows where Savannah is,
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Speaker 1: call four four three ninety eight four seven three eight five,
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Speaker 1: And guys, I am going to keep looking and see
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Speaker 1: if something happens, because this drives me insane, because, like
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Speaker 1: I said, even if she's a runaway, she is in danger. Okay,
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Speaker 1: she has been gone since April. It is now July
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Speaker 1: twenty ninth, Okay May June, that's three months. If she
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Speaker 1: had just run away in a stand at a friend's house.
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Speaker 1: I think you would have found her. So this bothers me.
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Speaker 1: So if anybody does know more about this case, I
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Speaker 1: would love for you to reach out and tell me
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Speaker 1: because I tried to go down rabbit holes and there
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Speaker 1: were no rabbit holes. So, Savannah Reems, if you are
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Speaker 1: out there, if you ran away, please call somebody and
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Speaker 1: let them know that you're okay. If you ran away
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Speaker 1: because of problems at home, I am going to ask
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Speaker 1: you to please call the police, tell them what's going on.
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Speaker 1: They will get CPS involved, and they will help you
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Speaker 1: get you to a place that you can be safe.
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Speaker 1: And if somebody's taken you and done something to you,
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Speaker 1: please know just because there's not a lot of media
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Speaker 1: out there, there are people who still care. Okay, because
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Speaker 1: I care, and I set up a Google alert because
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Speaker 1: I want to know that you're okay. Yeah, guys, it
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Speaker 1: really disturbs me. So next case. It was December twentieth,
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty one. Guys. It was a chilly day in
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Speaker 1: San Antonio, Texas, and as you can imagine, like most cities,
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Speaker 1: the city was adorned with festive decorations and all of
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Speaker 1: the streets were alive with Holajh here. I mean, you're
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Speaker 1: just several days away from Christmas and everybody's out last
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Speaker 1: minute's shopping going to Christmas parties. But however, there is
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Speaker 1: one quiet corner of the city inside of family's apartment
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Speaker 1: that it was about to become the epicenter of a
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Speaker 1: heartbreaking mystery. Okay, guys, I'm going to warn you this
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Speaker 1: one is kind of disturbing. So the Kill family relocated
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Speaker 1: to the United States in twenty nineteen, seeking a safer
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Speaker 1: and more stable life away from the turmoil in Afghanistan. Now,
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Speaker 1: the father in this case helped the US military when
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Speaker 1: they were in Afghanistan, so they came over as refugees. Now,
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Speaker 1: the complex they lived in was home to many refugees
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Speaker 1: like them, and it fostered a close knit community and guys,
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Speaker 1: the children played together daily out in the playgrounds. It
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Speaker 1: was a safe place. But Lena Sadar Kill was a
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Speaker 1: bright eyed three year old refugee who was playing in
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Speaker 1: the playground the Villa's Del Cabo apartment complex. Now, this
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Speaker 1: playground was typically a place of laughter enjoyed, filled with
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Speaker 1: children's voices and the watchful eyes of parents. Lena's mother
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Speaker 1: was nearby keeping a close eye on her daughter as
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Speaker 1: she played. Now, around five PM, her mom briefly left
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Speaker 1: the playground playground to fetch something from their apartment. Now,
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Speaker 1: her brother was out there with her, there was other kids.
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Speaker 1: They knew these families, so she just did a quick trip.
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Speaker 1: But when she returned, Lina was nowhere to be seen. Okay, guys,
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Speaker 1: so you can imagine panic quickly set in and she
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Speaker 1: frantically searched the playground and called out for her daughter,
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Speaker 1: but there was no response. My voice is very dry today.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to say it's probably from all of the
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Speaker 1: wine this weekend with my bestie. So now, the San
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Speaker 1: Antonio Police Department was alerted. Immediately officers arrived at the scene,
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Speaker 1: and they jumped right in and began a thorough search
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Speaker 1: of the apartment complex and the surrounding areas, and amber
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Speaker 1: alert was issued, so they spread Lena's description across the state.
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Speaker 1: It said a small girl with brown hair, brown eyes,
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Speaker 1: last scene, wearing a black jacket, red yr ass and
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Speaker 1: black shoes. Guys, she was dressed for the holidays. I mean,
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Speaker 1: come on now. The days that followed were filled with
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Speaker 1: you can imagine desperate searches as police and hundreds of
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Speaker 1: volunteers and so many of their community scoured the area
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Speaker 1: hoping to find any clue that might lead to Lena's whereabouts.
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Speaker 1: They instantly jumped on distributing flyers, Lina's face appeared on
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Speaker 1: news broadcasts, social media. They got billboards up urging anyone
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Speaker 1: with information to come forward. The guys. Despite the widespread
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Speaker 1: attention and exhaustive search efforts, no substantial leads have emerged
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Speaker 1: to date. Now, investigators have interviewed residents, They've reviewed surveillance footage,
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Speaker 1: they followed up on numerous tips. The guys nothing. Nothing. Now,
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Speaker 1: their disappearance of little Lena has cast a shadow over
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Speaker 1: that community. I mean they are still holding candlelight vigils
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Speaker 1: and they are saying support has poured in from all
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Speaker 1: over Texas because this is a story of a young
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Speaker 1: camera refugee girl who touched the hearts because her family
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Speaker 1: moved here to the US, the land of opportunity, the
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Speaker 1: land of things to be better, and she's gone missing
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Speaker 1: and no one has any clue about her fate. Now,
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Speaker 1: as months have turned into years, Lina's case remains open,
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Speaker 1: with detectives revisiting old leads and exploring new ones and
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Speaker 1: the community's determination to find Lena. Guys, it has never wavered,
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Speaker 1: and her family continues to hold onto the hope that
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Speaker 1: one day they can be reunited with Lena. Now, Lena's
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Speaker 1: father has asked that a newly detective be assigned to
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Speaker 1: the case, as the current detective is not updating the
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Speaker 1: family and communication has been very poor. Guys. Sadly they
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Speaker 1: were denied, with police saying they communicate with the family
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Speaker 1: when there's something to communicate and that's it. You guys,
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Speaker 1: I have a problem with I mean, I know that
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Speaker 1: all are busy and oh but damn how hard would
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Speaker 1: it be to return family's phone calls or to call
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Speaker 1: them once a month or once a quarter to just
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Speaker 1: let them know that you haven't forgotten their child, their
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Speaker 1: loved one, and that the case is still open and
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Speaker 1: if tips come in, they will investigate. I mean, really,
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Speaker 1: is that too much to expect? I mean, think about it.
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Speaker 1: If the police call us and leave a message, I
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Speaker 1: think they expect a return call, right, So if a
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Speaker 1: family member of a missing calls, they damn all expect
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Speaker 1: and they should get a return phone call. Now, there
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Speaker 1: are several theories out there about Lena and I wanted
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Speaker 1: to share a couple with you. Some people in the
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Speaker 1: public think Lena was sold as a child bride. Now, guys,
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Speaker 1: that right there pissed me off because I personally think
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Speaker 1: that is a very racial comment to say and is
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Speaker 1: downright unacceptable for anyone to say this. And I do
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Speaker 1: not believe that this is a viable theory because Lenda
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Speaker 1: was out playing at the playground with her sibling and
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Speaker 1: her mom had been watching her before stepping back into
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Speaker 1: the apartment real quick. Doesn't lead you to think the
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Speaker 1: family sold her. Come on, now. The other theory is
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Speaker 1: that someone kidnapped Lena due to the fact her father
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Speaker 1: worked with the US military when they lived in Afghanistan. Afghanistan. Now,
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Speaker 1: I think this is a decent theory, but without knowing
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Speaker 1: all of the evidence the police have, I don't know
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Speaker 1: because my first thought is, how would people here in
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Speaker 1: Texas know that he did that unless it was widespread.
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Speaker 1: I didn't find anything saying that. So the third is
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Speaker 1: that she was kidnapped and that she's been killed or trafficked,
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Speaker 1: And sadly, I think we all know that this is
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Speaker 1: a reality in our country, and people are taken and
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Speaker 1: then trafficked especially sweet innocent children. And you can see
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Speaker 1: the picture of Lena with the missing person flyer on
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Speaker 1: our social media. I'm going to ask you to share it.
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Speaker 1: She is a sweet and precious looking little girl. Now,
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Speaker 1: the disappearance of Lena sadar Kill still haunts San Antonio
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Speaker 1: to this day. Guys. As of today, there are two
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Speaker 1: rewards being offered. One is the Islamic Center of San Antonio.
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Speaker 1: Currently the offers two hundred thousand dollars, and then there's
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Speaker 1: a crime Stoppers offering fifty thousand dollars for information. So, guys,
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Speaker 1: that's two hundred and fifty thousand dollars. That is a
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Speaker 1: lot of money. And this is going to sound horrible
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Speaker 1: of me, but whoever did this to her, I hope
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Speaker 1: you told somebody who needs money, because I hope they
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Speaker 1: turn you in and get that money. You can ask
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Speaker 1: to be kept anonymous. They won't say where the tip
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Speaker 1: come from, so that you can still get the tip.
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Speaker 1: You can call crime stoppers. I don't know exactly how
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Speaker 1: that works. I'm going to look into that one day
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Speaker 1: when I have all of those times. But I really
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Speaker 1: hope you need money or that somebody needs money. Two
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Speaker 1: hundred and fifty thousand dollars is a life changing amount
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Speaker 1: of money. So if you have any information regarding the
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Speaker 1: disappearance of Lena, please contact the San Antonio Police Department
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Speaker 1: at two one zero two oh seven seven six six zero,
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Speaker 1: or you can go to tips dot FBI dot gov,
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Speaker 1: backslash home and Guys, this case really breaks my heart.
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Speaker 1: I mean all of them do, but extra breaks my
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Speaker 1: heart because she's such a cute little girl. And they
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Speaker 1: left their home and moved to the US to be safe.
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Speaker 1: Safe guys, and their sweet little girl was taken. So
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Speaker 1: once again, please share the missing poster, flywer this on
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Speaker 1: our Facebook page, and let's help get the word out
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Speaker 1: and bring Lena back to her family, because, like I said,
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Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty thousand dollars is a lot of money.
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Speaker 1: Somebody knows something, So do the right thing in this
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Speaker 1: family suffering. Okay, now, before we go, I know I
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Speaker 1: like to end with telling us something uplifting and positive,
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Speaker 1: but today I wanted to share an interesting article I
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Speaker 1: found online at the Department of Justice. The DJ the
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Speaker 1: US Marshal Service, along with other federal and state agencies,
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Speaker 1: performed a six week operation called Operation We Will Find
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Speaker 1: You two across the US. This just recently happened. They
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Speaker 1: just concluded in July, during this operation they found two
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Speaker 1: hundred missing children. Okay, but during this operation they also
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Speaker 1: removed one hundred and twenty three children from dangerous conditions. Guys,
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Speaker 1: this type of operation gives me hope, and I think
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Speaker 1: more operations like this need to happen. I am sure
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Speaker 1: it is a huge undertaking, that is a lot of
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Speaker 1: data gathering, that is a lot of different jurisdictions, different
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Speaker 1: alphabet agencies working together. But we need to do more
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Speaker 1: of that. And the other thing it gives me hope
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Speaker 1: is that I believe by sharing these stories and by
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Speaker 1: all of us sharing the missing pursing fires, it's spreading
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Speaker 1: the word on social media that more of the missing
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Speaker 1: can't be found in return home. Now, I'm not naive
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Speaker 1: enough to think that the majority of missing are going
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Speaker 1: to be found alive. Some are going to be found alive,
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Speaker 1: Some are gonna be found that have been tortured in
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Speaker 1: horrific things have happened to them, and they're gonna have
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Speaker 1: a lot to deal with and to get through. And
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Speaker 1: then of course we know we have those that are
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Speaker 1: going to be found deceased, and then we're gonna have
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Speaker 1: those that are never found. It's that never found that
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Speaker 1: we need to fix. No one can go missing without
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Speaker 1: somebody knowing something. It is just impossible. Okay, somebody knows something. Okay,
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Speaker 1: somebody sees it. You may not know what you saw.
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Speaker 1: And these people talk, so you know they've said something. So,
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Speaker 1: like I said, these type of operations give me hope.
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Speaker 1: So does social So I want to ask all of you,
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Speaker 1: so on Mondays, be let me see what it's called
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Speaker 1: Light the Way organization. They do missing Poster Monday. So
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Speaker 1: I'm going to ask anytime you see a missing poster flat,
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Speaker 1: if you post it, repost it on Monday, do the
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Speaker 1: hashtag missing poster Monday. Let's get the word out there
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Speaker 1: because even if they are found where they have a
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Speaker 1: lot to deal with to get through because they have
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Speaker 1: been tortured and they have been held, at least the
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Speaker 1: family members have them home and can get them help.
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Speaker 1: And if they are found to ceased, at least the
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Speaker 1: family can bury them. And I'm not going to say
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Speaker 1: it's closure because I can't imagine it's closure, but at
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Speaker 1: least they would have the peace of going to bed
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Speaker 1: knowing their family member and loved one is not missing.
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Speaker 1: So I'm going to ask all of you to do that,
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Speaker 1: And I want to thank you all for joining me today,
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Speaker 1: and I want to tell you that on Wednesday, we
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Speaker 1: will be talking to Kaylee Goodwin's mom. She will be
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Speaker 1: here live with us on Wednesday. Talked about her case
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Speaker 1: last week, but her mom is going to come on
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Speaker 1: and give us more information, more insight to what it's
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Speaker 1: been like, what she's gone through, what she's still going through.
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Speaker 1: So I'm going to ask you all, like subscribe, you're
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Speaker 1: going to want to join us on Wednesday for Casey
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Speaker 1: Richardson's going to be on here to talk about Kaylee. So,
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Speaker 1: like I said, thank you all again, I look forward
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Speaker 1: to seeing you on Wednesday, and don't forget you can
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Speaker 1: and our podcasts wherever you listen to your podcast. So
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Speaker 1: I'm going to say until next time, stay safe, enjoy
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Speaker 1: your wine time, and be diligent and an advocate for them,
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Speaker 1: and please share the missing posts in flyers, but also
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Speaker 1: make sure that you look at what we posted last
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Speaker 1: week to know when it's a scam. A lot of
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Speaker 1: scammers out there, Stay safe, guys,