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Midday Missing - ALIVIA KAIL MISSING · True Crime and Wine Time

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Speaker 1: Hi, everybody, Happy Monday. I hope everybody watching had a safe,
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Speaker 1: relaxing weekend and is ready for a busy, busy week.
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Speaker 1: Welcome to Midday Missing, where I cover current missing person cases.
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Speaker 1: I am Terry true Crime and I am the snarky
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Speaker 1: so that you do not miss any of the shenanigans. Now, guys,
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Speaker 1: I have to just say it has been an exciting morning.
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Speaker 1: Cannot share a lot of information, but I can tell
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Speaker 1: you there are some exciting things going on in the
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Speaker 1: investigation to the disappearance of Chase Lackey. Hopefully we'll be
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Speaker 1: able to share more of that. Text messages, phone calls
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Speaker 1: have been going on right up until I went live.
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Speaker 1: So it's exciting news and it is going to be
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Speaker 1: great for Chase and his family, so wanted to share
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Speaker 1: that also. We will still be live on Wednesday, the
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Speaker 1: holiday is on Thursday, so we'll have the day off Thursday,
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Speaker 1: but we'll be here on Wednesday to cover cases. So
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Speaker 1: let's get started today now, guys. When I decided to
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Speaker 1: research the disappearance of Alvia, I was shocked at one
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Speaker 1: of the first headlines that popped up. Again, I mean,
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Speaker 1: it just amazes me. I wonder if they put the
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Speaker 1: most obnoxious headlines first to get people to click on it.
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Speaker 1: But it said police, I'll be CaAl maybe a live
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Speaker 1: and currently in human trafficking. I mean, what the hell?
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Speaker 1: This article was posted on WTAE dot com two years
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Speaker 1: after she went missing. Okay, but before I get into
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Speaker 1: that headline, let's get back into talking about the day
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Speaker 1: she went missing. And I'm gonna warn you guys, once again,
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Speaker 1: I do not understand how we cannot protect people's rights
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Speaker 1: and still force people to talk. There's got to be
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Speaker 1: a legal way to do it. But just gonna warn
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Speaker 1: you it happens again in this case, and it's infuriating
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Speaker 1: once again. So March fifth, twenty eleven. Alvia who went
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Speaker 1: by the name Live, So I'm gonna call her Live
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Speaker 1: throughout as I feel that is how she would want
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Speaker 1: to be known, because that's the name she went by,
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Speaker 1: and because I don't know if it's a Live Olivia Olivia,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to just go by Live. Okay. She went
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Speaker 1: missing from Mifflin, Pennsylvania, and everything says she is consented
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Speaker 1: considered to be endangered missing. Okay, guys, can I just say,
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Speaker 1: isn't everybody that's missing endangered? I mean, count me if
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Speaker 1: I'm wrong, But aren't they endangered? They are either running
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Speaker 1: away from something if they choose to go missing on
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Speaker 1: their own. If they're a runaway, I mean, things can
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Speaker 1: still happen, so they're still endangered. Okay. Liv was last
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Speaker 1: seen leaving her brother's home in West Mifflin on March
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Speaker 1: fifth with her boyfriend Alexander Lorenza, saying that they were
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Speaker 1: going on a trip to Florida together and she was excited.
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Speaker 1: She told her family, don't worry, it's going to be great.
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Speaker 1: I'm not having to pay for anything, and took off
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Speaker 1: left in a red Ford Explorer that had a Steeler's emblem. Okay,
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Speaker 1: nobody hate me, but we'll forgive them for being Steelers fans.
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Speaker 1: But anyway, Live had a had packed a small bag,
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Speaker 1: told her family, Hey, I'm out, She was excited. I mean,
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Speaker 1: she was nineteen years old. She's going on a trip
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Speaker 1: she didn't have to pay for. Kind of sounds like fun, right.
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Speaker 1: So her family had no clue that that would, up
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Speaker 1: to today be the last time they would see her.
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Speaker 1: So once she left on the fifth, her family could
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Speaker 1: no longer reach her by cell phone, and they were concerned,
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Speaker 1: but they were like, Hey, maybe she's living it up
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Speaker 1: in Florida having a good time. But then they also
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Speaker 1: were like, Okay, that's kind of a character for her,
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Speaker 1: you know, So it made them nervous. Now, her phone
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Speaker 1: was shut off March fifth, so everything was going straight
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Speaker 1: to voice smel and police have no proof that she
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Speaker 1: ever left Pennsylvania or that she made it to Florida.
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Speaker 1: Now here's where things get a little suss. Okay, Alexander
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Speaker 1: it has said he returned to Pennsylvania on or around
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Speaker 1: March fifteenth or sixteenth without Live, and this so and
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Speaker 1: her parents into full on panic mode. Then Live's family
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Speaker 1: questioned Alexander about Live and her whereabouts after he got
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Speaker 1: the backs. I mean imagine they're like, hey, where's our daughter.
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Speaker 1: We can't reach her. What's going on? Right? And he
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Speaker 1: gave conflicting stories. He said she was dropped off in
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Speaker 1: Mount Washington at her apartment, and then he said, oh,
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Speaker 1: she's still down in Florida. Here it comes, guys. He
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Speaker 1: refused to cooperate with police and referred them to an attorney. Now,
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Speaker 1: the family reported her missing within days of his return. Okay,
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Speaker 1: and it was crazy. Okay. Now here's interesting thing living.
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Speaker 1: Alexander had gone to Miami in late February and had
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Speaker 1: returned to Pennsylvania on March fourth. So, guys, that's a
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Speaker 1: little odd that they're turning around and going right back
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Speaker 1: to Florida. Okay. When she went the first time, she
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Speaker 1: called her brother when she landed, and she checked in
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Speaker 1: with them, like I said. This next time she never called,
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Speaker 1: never checked in, and her phone was off right now.
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Speaker 1: She had gone through some challenging times for a teenager.
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Speaker 1: Her father had passed away, she broke up with her
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Speaker 1: previous boyfriend who she had dated for three years. But
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Speaker 1: life was turning around. She was excited. She had moved
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Speaker 1: into a new apartment with the room mate she was
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Speaker 1: dating Alexander, and here she was going to Florida a
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Speaker 1: second time, just in a matter of you know, days
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Speaker 1: and weeks so, but still her family found it a
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Speaker 1: little suspicious. Now. One of the search warrants that police
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Speaker 1: got gave them access to Alexander's phone, and it showed
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Speaker 1: that he Alexander was in Florida from March ninth to
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Speaker 1: the fifteenth. Okay, but they still could not find anything
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Speaker 1: showing that Live went to Florida with him. Like I said,
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Speaker 1: he did not cooperate with police, but at one point
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Speaker 1: he did tell the media that he had nothing to
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Speaker 1: do with her disappearance and that he still loved her. Guys,
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Speaker 1: excuse the f out of me. If you loved her,
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Speaker 1: then why are you not doing everything within your power
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Speaker 1: to help the plice find her? Why aren't you just
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Speaker 1: making your life an open book? Tell where you stayed
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Speaker 1: in Florida, Where y'all went in Florida? Where you ate?
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Speaker 1: I mean, I guess maybe because she didn't really go
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Speaker 1: to Florida with you and you did something bad, I'm
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Speaker 1: assuming is why you don't want to talk. Okay. Now
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Speaker 1: here's where things get a little even more crazy. Now.
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Speaker 1: In August of the same year, police went to Alexander's
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Speaker 1: home again after his new girlfriend accused him of beating
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Speaker 1: her dog to death. Okay, I'm gonna just go back. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I'm going to just go back. Because before we even
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Speaker 1: get there, while they had the search warrants and they
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Speaker 1: were checking his truck and they were checking his house
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Speaker 1: where he lived and everything, they did find some things. Okay.
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Speaker 1: They found her pink bag with her clothes folded in it.
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Speaker 1: They found shells, police shell or police shells, gun shells,
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Speaker 1: and a stolen handgun and a gun that they only
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Speaker 1: described as an assault weapon, and a sheet with what
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Speaker 1: they said looked like a blood on it. Okay, guys,
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Speaker 1: if you dropped her at her apartment, like you said,
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Speaker 1: why do you have her bag with her clothes? If
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Speaker 1: she stayed in Florida, why do you have her bag? Okay?
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Speaker 1: They also found marijuana and cocaine, so they arrested him
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Speaker 1: on drug charges. Judge prosecutor tried to get them to
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Speaker 1: hold him on a higher bail because they thought he
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Speaker 1: could be a person of interest, right, and the judge said, no,
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Speaker 1: this isn't about that. This is only about the drug charges.
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Speaker 1: So now let me get back to in August of
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Speaker 1: that same year. So all of this happened in May.
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Speaker 1: He's already got a new girlfriend by August. Okay, what
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Speaker 1: was that girl thinking? You know, I mean, would you
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Speaker 1: really date this guy knowing all of this? But hey,
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Speaker 1: we're not going to judge her. Maybe she didn't know
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Speaker 1: he While the police were there about him beating the
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Speaker 1: girlfriend's dog to death, they found six thousand dollars and
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Speaker 1: more cocaine and guys, when the police told him he
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Speaker 1: was going to be under arrest for killing the dog,
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Speaker 1: the drugs and the money, he decided he needed to
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Speaker 1: assault the police officer. I mean, guys, come on, he
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Speaker 1: not very bright, as I like to say. He is
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Speaker 1: not the sharpest crayon in the box. But once again,
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Speaker 1: Alexander refused to answer any questions regarding her disappearance. Okay, now,
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Speaker 1: the Kel family held a vigil for Live about a
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Speaker 1: year later. Alexander did not show up. Alexander nor his
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Speaker 1: family reached out to the Kel family. However, his mother
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Speaker 1: showed up at the vigil, so it is said that
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Speaker 1: her name is Jeanie Lorendsay refrained from participating in the
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Speaker 1: vigil and stayed outside with members of the media. She
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Speaker 1: professed her son's innocent and said, and I'm going to
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Speaker 1: quote you, my son has never been charged, never been
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Speaker 1: arrested in nothing whatsoever to do with this. So I'm
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Speaker 1: assuming she was saying he's never been charged in her disappearance,
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Speaker 1: has never been arrested for his disappearance, because we know
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Speaker 1: he was arrested, we know he got charged with some
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Speaker 1: other things. Okay, Now, if you had nothing to do
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Speaker 1: with it, then why are you not saying anything? Okay?
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Speaker 1: And like I said, also why wouldn't you help the police? Okay?
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Speaker 1: And like I said, Alexander nor his family ever reached
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Speaker 1: out to lives family. His mom said she only went
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Speaker 1: to the vigil because she knew the media would be
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Speaker 1: there and she wanted to say that her son was innocent,
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Speaker 1: and she had no intentions of talking to Christine Live's mom. Guys,
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry that is one hundred percent cold hearted in
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Speaker 1: my opinion. Okay, if you think your son is innocent
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Speaker 1: and has nothing to do with this girlfriend's disappearance, you
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Speaker 1: should also have sympathy for what her family is going
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Speaker 1: through and you should offer them some kind words. I mean,
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Speaker 1: if your son had an to do with it. Now,
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Speaker 1: if your son had something to do with it, I
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Speaker 1: could see you not wanting to get him in more
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Speaker 1: trouble by maybe turning him in. Me, I would turn
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Speaker 1: him in because my son makes somebody disappear. My son's
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Speaker 1: going to jail if I know anything about it. So
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Speaker 1: both of my sons you should know that. You probably
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Speaker 1: already do, because I've told you. Don't call me from jail,
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Speaker 1: but I have a problem. She could have written them
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Speaker 1: a letter. She could have bought a ninety nine cent
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Speaker 1: card at the dollar store and mailed a card that
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Speaker 1: just said, I am so sorry your daughter's missing. My
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Speaker 1: heart goes out to you. She could have done something
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Speaker 1: instead of showing up at a vigil where a family
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Speaker 1: is hurting and say nothing about this young nineteen year
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Speaker 1: old that's missing. All you want to do is say,
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Speaker 1: my son hasn't been arrested, he hasn't been charged in this,
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Speaker 1: and he's innocent. Sorry, you just as bad as him,
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Speaker 1: whether he's involved or not. You should have a sympathy
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Speaker 1: for a nineteen year old girl who went missing. What
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Speaker 1: if it was your son, What if you had a daughter?
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Speaker 1: You know? Just come on, people, So something else that
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Speaker 1: was interesting and why the police and FBI have said
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Speaker 1: that she could be a victim of human trafficking. In
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Speaker 1: August of twenty eleven police officer. You heard me right,
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Speaker 1: Michael John's was being investigated over prostitution allegations. So yes,
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Speaker 1: the police officer. Police found a keychain with Live's name
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Speaker 1: on it inside a vehicle that officer Jones had rented. Okay, guys,
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Speaker 1: that that doesn't look good for this officer right now. John's,
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Speaker 1: through his attorney, has denied knowing Live or even knowing
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Speaker 1: how the keychain wound up in his car. I mean
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Speaker 1: very suspicious. I couldn't find where it was found. Maybe
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Speaker 1: somebody else had rented the car and it slid under
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Speaker 1: the seat. I don't know, Okay. But when police were
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Speaker 1: interviewed in twenty twenty three last year, they said they
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Speaker 1: do not believe Live ever made it to Florida, and
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Speaker 1: that her boyfriend at that time, Alexander, was still refusing
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Speaker 1: to cooperate with the investigation. Guys, I just don't know
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Speaker 1: why that's allowed. Police also released the information that they
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Speaker 1: had searched the area where Live's phone last pinged that
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Speaker 1: it was truly like looking for a needle in a
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Speaker 1: haystack in the area. Okay. Live was the youngest of
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Speaker 1: five children, fun loving becole teenager now I did find
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Speaker 1: one article that was from last year that her mom
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Speaker 1: said she was launching a podcast to share her daughter's story.
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Speaker 1: But I looked today and I could not find the podcast.
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Speaker 1: It could still be in production, still be working on things.
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Speaker 1: People think you just decide to have a podcast and
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Speaker 1: the next day you do. It doesn't quite work that way. Now.
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Speaker 1: The other thing I found interesting. Police have not named
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Speaker 1: a suspect, haven't officially named a person of interest, but
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Speaker 1: they have said they would like to talk to Alexander
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Speaker 1: and him answer questions about live So to me, that's
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Speaker 1: like saying he's a person of interest, but you're not
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Speaker 1: saying it because he can't talk or he won't talk. Now,
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Speaker 1: the police have said they have a lot of evidence,
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Speaker 1: a lot of information. They are so close to being
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Speaker 1: able to close this case. They need one, maybe two
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Speaker 1: more pieces of this puzzle. So I want y'all to
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Speaker 1: think about that. Olivia Kale would be thirty two years
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Speaker 1: old today. She's been missing thirteen years. At the time
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Speaker 1: of her disappearance, she was five foot one and weighed
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Speaker 1: one hundred and ten pounds with blue green eyes. She
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Speaker 1: has a tattoo of a blue lily with swirls on
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Speaker 1: her right hip. I want you to stop and think
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Speaker 1: about this. She would be thirty two, she was nineteen, okay,
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Speaker 1: thirteen years if she was sold by her boyfriend or traded,
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Speaker 1: because it sounds like he's involved in the drug trade
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Speaker 1: with the amount of drugs and cash and the charges
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Speaker 1: that he's had. He also had a DUI. Maybe that's
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Speaker 1: what happened. And if that's the case, her family wants
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Speaker 1: her back. They can help her get through anything. They
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Speaker 1: just want their daughter back. So I want y'all to
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Speaker 1: think about that. If you know of anyone that has
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Speaker 1: lost a loved one, they go to bed every night
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Speaker 1: wondering where they're you know this person is Imagine if
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Speaker 1: you also had to think about police said she might
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Speaker 1: have been trafficked, then not only are you worrying if
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Speaker 1: she's alive, you're going to bed wondering what torture and
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Speaker 1: abuse she is suffering every second of the day that
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Speaker 1: she is still alive. Guys, that's heart breaking to think that,
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Speaker 1: and my heart goes out to this family. I couldn't
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Speaker 1: find any articles from this year, but they are still
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Speaker 1: looking for her. They still want to bring her home.
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Speaker 1: If she is deceased. They want to bring her remains home.
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Speaker 1: They are holding out hope that she is alive, and
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Speaker 1: I'm holding out hope that if Alexander does know something,
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Speaker 1: that he falls and hits his head and decides to
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Speaker 1: do the right thing. Maybe or he gets in enough
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Speaker 1: trouble that he needs to get out of trouble and
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Speaker 1: he finally tells. I don't know, but if he knows
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Speaker 1: something he needs to tell I could not find out
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Speaker 1: where he is today. He is not in prison in Pennsylvania.
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Speaker 1: If he's in prison in another state, I wasn't going
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Speaker 1: to go check out every state, but he was not
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Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania that I could find. So wherever he is,
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Speaker 1: I hope that his conscience is bothering him. Even if
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Speaker 1: he did nothing wrong, like he says, he should feel
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Speaker 1: like total dog poop for not trying to help the
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Speaker 1: police and get her home. Okay, I mean, come on, dude,
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Speaker 1: be a good person right now. If you have any
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Speaker 1: information about live please call the Algamy Police Department at
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Speaker 1: four one two four seven three three thousand. Her mom
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Speaker 1: and siblings want her home and they want to know
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Speaker 1: what happened to her. So I'm asking you all again
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Speaker 1: share any information that is posted on social media about
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Speaker 1: this case. There are two different Facebook groups that you
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Speaker 1: can follow and share. One is Break This Silence for
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Speaker 1: Alvia Kale and the other one is Missing Alvia Christine Kale.
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Speaker 1: So please do that guys, and help bring this I mean,
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Speaker 1: she was a beautiful nineteen year old when she went missing.
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Speaker 1: Let's help get her home now. Instead of doing another
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Speaker 1: missing person case, I wanted to share some information I
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Speaker 1: found about missing kids and my heart was broken. So
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Speaker 1: I decided to google how many kids went missing in
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Speaker 1: Texas in July of twenty twenty three. I thought there
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Speaker 1: would be a couple. Thirty two kids were reported missing
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Speaker 1: just in Texas last July. Guys, that's a lot of kids. Now.
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Speaker 1: I know Texas is a big state, but that is
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Speaker 1: still a big thing. Now. In twenty twenty two, the
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Speaker 1: FBI said that over three hundred and fifty nine thousand
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Speaker 1: kids were reported missing. Guys. Three hundred and fifty nine thousand. Okay,
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Speaker 1: in twenty twenty one, it was three hundred and thirty
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Speaker 1: seven thousand. Guys. Now they're saying the average is over
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Speaker 1: four hundred and sixty thousand go missing each year in
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Speaker 1: the United States. Guys. That's the problem. Now. The FBI
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Speaker 1: says that ninety percent of the missing children cases are
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Speaker 1: family abductions, parents getting divorced, separated custody battles. So ninety
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Speaker 1: percent are that, which in itself is scary because we
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Speaker 1: unfortunately know that family members do take the children and
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Speaker 1: they do care them to punish the other. Courts need
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Speaker 1: to do a better job of protecting these children. I
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Speaker 1: can tell you we've had experience before with a parent
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Speaker 1: taken one of our grandchildren and nobody knowing where the
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Speaker 1: child was for almost a year, and the courts just said, hey,
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Speaker 1: it's a civil matter, get an attorney, and it's going
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Speaker 1: to cost you fifty thousand dollars to even get a
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Speaker 1: retainer to get started. That's not okay. If you can
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Speaker 1: enforce parents to pay child support and you can garnish
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Speaker 1: their wages. If they don't pay their child support, you
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Speaker 1: can hold them in contempt of court. Why can we
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Speaker 1: not hold them in contempt of court without a parent
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Speaker 1: having to get an attorney when they take the kids. Because,
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Speaker 1: let me tell you, the courts do nothing unless you
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Speaker 1: have the money to poney up and do it. And
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Speaker 1: that is a problem with our court system. Okay. And
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Speaker 1: that's why I think it's ninety percent because, as most
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Speaker 1: parents know, they're going to get away with it because
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Speaker 1: if the other parent isn't independently wealthy, they are shut
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Speaker 1: out of luck. Excuse my terminology. Okay. Now, just to
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Speaker 1: my home state of Texas, one hundred and thirteen kids
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Speaker 1: who went missing in twenty twenty three are still missing
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Speaker 1: as of January first, twenty twenty four. You're one hundred
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Speaker 1: and thirteen are still missing. That is a one hundred
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Speaker 1: and thirteen parents in families who are going to bed
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Speaker 1: every night wondering where their child is, does their child
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Speaker 1: have food, is their child being abused, is their child safe?
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Speaker 1: It's it. I can't even wrap my arms around it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: that is just Texas. Okay. Now, children reported missing last
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Speaker 1: month in twenty twenty four that are still listed as
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Speaker 1: missing on the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
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Speaker 1: is three hundred and ninety one. That's in the US.
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Speaker 1: So there are three hundred and ninety one kids who
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Speaker 1: went missing in June of twenty twenty four that are
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Speaker 1: still missing today. Right before I went live, guys, three
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Speaker 1: hundred and ninety one is too many ones too many
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Speaker 1: in my opinion. Here's the other thing. Sadly, the majority
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Speaker 1: of them are between the ages of twelve and eighteen,
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Speaker 1: which tells me our teenagers are at high risk. And
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Speaker 1: I want to say this, I forget which episode it
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Speaker 1: was that somebody ran away and something bad happened. Even
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Speaker 1: if they ran away, bad people are gonna take advantage
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Speaker 1: of them. They're scared, they're lonely. They are prime targets
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Speaker 1: to be trafficked, kidnapped, killed. Okay, so that's a problem,
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Speaker 1: and we need to do something. I know in a
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Speaker 1: lot of places a child goes missing and they think
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Speaker 1: they're a runaway. They don't look for them. They don't
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Speaker 1: call them endangered and missing. They call them runaways. Why
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Speaker 1: I'm here to tell everybody that should not be the case.
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Speaker 1: If someone runs away, they're running away from something. Maybe
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Speaker 1: it's just teenage drama, maybe their mom took their car away.
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Speaker 1: But once they walk out of that door and they're gone,
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Speaker 1: they are ripe for picking. They are endangered. Being on
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Speaker 1: the streets is no place for a kid to be.
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Speaker 1: So I want to ask everybody to please keep that
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Speaker 1: in mind, and we need to find a way to
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Speaker 1: change that. Just because they run away doesn't mean they're
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Speaker 1: not endangered. It doesn't. Now. The youngest on that list
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Speaker 1: from last month is one year old Chloe Jackson, who
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Speaker 1: was taken by a non custodial parent. What does that mean.
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Speaker 1: It means the father or somebody else has custody of
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Speaker 1: the daughter of Chloe. Chloe's mom took her. There's another
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Speaker 1: family abduction. She's endangered and missing because we do not
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Speaker 1: know what kind of mental state her mom is in.
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Speaker 1: And I get it. Mom could be heartbroken that her
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Speaker 1: daughter was taken from her. Well, stealing her is not
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Speaker 1: the way to get her back and not the way
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Speaker 1: to be a good mom. The way to be a
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Speaker 1: good mom is work within the system to do what
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Speaker 1: you have to do to get your daughter back. So
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Speaker 1: I hope that Chloe and the other three hundred and
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Speaker 1: ninety kids that are still missing from last month are
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Speaker 1: found now. Like I said, this is a huge problem,
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Speaker 1: and I know we cannot fix the issue. Okay, we can't,
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Speaker 1: But what we can do is share every missing person
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Speaker 1: flyer you see on social media and help get the
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Speaker 1: word out. Kids and people who are missing deserve to
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Speaker 1: be found. And like I said, we can't fix it.
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Speaker 1: I can't fix it, but we can share it because guys,
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Speaker 1: we have the Internet, we have social media, and we
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Speaker 1: know that it can work magic. And by getting the
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Speaker 1: word out there and sharing it, you are opening up
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Speaker 1: more people to see it. Just like when I see
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Speaker 1: an amber alert, I look to see what the license
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Speaker 1: plate number is or a silver alert, and I kind
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Speaker 1: of keep it in my mind and kind of look
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Speaker 1: for the car. Same thing with photos. Look at the
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Speaker 1: photos and if you're in that area or near, like
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Speaker 1: here in Austin. If somebody gets adducted in Dallas, Houston,
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Speaker 1: San Antonio, they could be in Austin. So I look, okay.
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Speaker 1: So I want to ask you all to do that now.
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Speaker 1: Just like last week, I want to end on a
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Speaker 1: lighter note. I did not find an adorable missing post
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Speaker 1: for a dog or a cat, so I decided to
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Speaker 1: write a fake missing poster for Jasper. And let me
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Speaker 1: just go on record and say Jasper is not officially missing.
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Speaker 1: This is all make believe missing goat alert. Have you
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Speaker 1: seen Jasper, our friendly goat? He went missing over the
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Speaker 1: weekend after a dramatic Cheeto's related dispute with his mom
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Speaker 1: in protest of being told he could not have any
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Speaker 1: more Cheetos. He stormed out in his favorite blue Hawaiian
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Speaker 1: shirt and he has it returned since. Jasper is known
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Speaker 1: for his charming personality and love for snacks, especially his Cheetos.
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Speaker 1: His mommy and daddy miss his head butts in jumping
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Speaker 1: antics and dearly want nothing more than to have him
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Speaker 1: back home where he belongs. So if you have any
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Speaker 1: information about his whereabouts, please reach out to us. If
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Speaker 1: you want to get Jasper to come to you, just
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Speaker 1: open a bag of crunchy Cheetos and he is sure
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Speaker 1: to be your friend. Hashtag missing goat hashtag Cheeto's drama. So, guys,
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Speaker 1: I hope you're okay with me ending on a happier note,
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Speaker 1: I've decided these cases really get to me and cause
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Speaker 1: me some heartache that I am going to try to
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Speaker 1: end every midday missing with a lighthearted some thurnering another
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Speaker 1: because call it a palette cleanser if you want need it,
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Speaker 1: because these cases get dark, and I want to once
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Speaker 1: again ask you all please share whatever missing person post
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Speaker 1: you see on your social media feeds. Let's try to
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Speaker 1: get the word out and bring these families peace that
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Speaker 1: they deserve and don't Forget. Tonight, JT will be live
32:50
Speaker 1: on Night Court at nine p fifteen Eastern where he
32:54
Speaker 1: covers throwback trials, and I will be back on Wednesday
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Speaker 1: for our next episode of Midday Missing. So I want
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Speaker 1: to thank you all for joining me today. I want
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Speaker 1: to tell you to keep an eye out for some
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Speaker 1: exciting information regarding the special investigation into the disappearance of
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Speaker 1: Chase Lackey. Just I'm bubbling inside and can't wait to
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Speaker 1: share all of that with you. And don't forget to
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Speaker 1: like our content. If you like it, subscribe it, share it,
33:29
Speaker 1: invite people to come and join our crazy antics. We
33:34
Speaker 1: try to mix a little lightheartedness into these deep dark things.
33:38
Speaker 1: And just a reminder, JT and I will be live
33:42
Speaker 1: in person together at the True Crime and Paranormal Podcast
33:47
Speaker 1: Festival in Denver on the fourteenth, fifteenth and six wait
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Speaker 1: note eleventh through the fourteenth, Getting My Day is mixed
33:56
Speaker 1: Up and we will be streaming the Through Crime and
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Speaker 1: Wine Time episode live from Denver, sitting next to each other,
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Speaker 1: and we have adorable shirts. They're over there so I
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Speaker 1: can't grab them to show you, but I will try
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Speaker 1: to make sure I show you on Wednesday. So until Wednesday.
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Speaker 1: Stay safe, watch out for crime, and enjoy your wine time.
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Speaker 1: And don't forget to share all of the missing person
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Speaker 1: stuff that you see. Bye guys. M