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Midday Missing - Echo Michelle Lloyd & Kennedy Walton - MISSING IN MISSOURI (1) · True Crime and Wine Time

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Speaker 1: so please everyone just stay safe. Okay. Now, let's turn
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Speaker 1: our attention to today's missing person cases and our continued
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Speaker 1: ongoing commitment to bringing awareness and hope. Okay. Echo Michelle
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Speaker 1: Lloyd was last seen on or around Mother's Day twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty in Edwards, Missouri. Now, her disappearance remains one of
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Speaker 1: the most troubling and underreported missing person cases in recent
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Speaker 1: Missouri history. Let's change that. Let's make sure we share this.
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Speaker 1: She's with four children, a tight knit family, and a
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Speaker 1: life she was actively rebuilding after drama and separation. Echo's
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Speaker 1: sudden vanishing raised red flax immediately guys, but authorities, as
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Speaker 1: we hear all too often, they failed to act decisively
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Speaker 1: and quickly. What followed was a confusing, frustrating, and devastating
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Speaker 1: chain of events that still leave her family searching for
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Speaker 1: answers today years later. Now Born on May twenty third,
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Speaker 1: nineteen seventy two, Echo Michelle Lloyd grew up in Pleasant Hill, Missouri.
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Speaker 1: Her parents worked in law enforcement, and she maintained lifelong
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Speaker 1: friendships with many people from her hometown. She later married
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Speaker 1: Tony Lloyd and together. They raised four children, Kelsey, Case, Caitlin,
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Speaker 1: and Kylie. Now, Echo was a dedicated stay at home
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Speaker 1: mom for many years, picking up the occasional side jobs. Guys.
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Speaker 1: See also rescued and fostered animals. Woman after my Own
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Speaker 1: Heart Okay. Now. In twenty nineteen, Echo moved into a
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Speaker 1: lakefront home on ten Acres in rural Edwards, Missouri, after
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Speaker 1: separating from her husband Tony. Guys, the split was able
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Speaker 1: and was not meant to be permanent. She wanted some
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Speaker 1: space to find herself again after enduring a sexual assault
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Speaker 1: about a decade earlier that strained her mental health and
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Speaker 1: her marriage. Guys, I just want to give props to
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Speaker 1: Echo because making that decision to step away from your
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Speaker 1: marriage and move into a house away from your kids
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Speaker 1: to try to work on you, to try to gather
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Speaker 1: some ner peace after suffering that takes a lot of courage. Okay. Now,
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Speaker 1: Echo found solace in the outdoors, in creating art and
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Speaker 1: enjoying the peace of her new rural setting. Now, despite
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Speaker 1: the distance, Echo remained close with her family, Okay. She
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Speaker 1: regularly spoke to her children, especially Kelsey and guys. She
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Speaker 1: was overjoyed to become a grandmother, Her children and friends
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Speaker 1: described her as compassionate, artistic, and deeply devoted to her family. Guys,
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Speaker 1: all of those could be said about me except for artistic.
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Speaker 1: So I love that Echo is also artistic. Echo and
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Speaker 1: Kelsey had spoken on the phone on May ninth. Echo
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Speaker 1: was said to be cheerful and loving and reminding Kelsey
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Speaker 1: about cards left for her kids and checking on other
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Speaker 1: family members. There was nothing unusual about this call. Now.
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Speaker 1: On May tenth, twenty twenty, which was Mother's Day, Kelsey
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Speaker 1: visited her mother's home around three pm. She brought flowers
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Speaker 1: on a card, but Echo wasn't home. Her black Kia
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Speaker 1: Optimum was not in the driveway, and thinking she was
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Speaker 1: out shopping picking wildflowers, just off doing things, Kelsey left
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Speaker 1: the gifts on the back porch with a note asking
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Speaker 1: her mother to call now. On May fifteenth, Kelsey drove
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Speaker 1: back to the house. She arrived at her mother's house
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Speaker 1: just after ten thirty am, and this time Echo's black
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Speaker 1: Kia Optima was in the driveway and it hadn't been
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Speaker 1: there previously. Guys, A wave of relief washed over Kelsey.
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Speaker 1: As we could all imagine now, she knocked on the
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Speaker 1: door and there was no answer, so she knocked on
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Speaker 1: her mother mother's bedroom window, thinking maybe she might be
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Speaker 1: sleeping and this was the usual way that you could
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Speaker 1: wake her. Still nothing. The front door was locked, and
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Speaker 1: she checked the backyard and Echo. She said, she shed,
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Speaker 1: I always have trouble saying that. Still nothing. Now, the
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Speaker 1: flower plant, but not the card she had left a
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Speaker 1: few days ago was there, but not where she had
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Speaker 1: originally placed it. Now, Kelsey walked down to the neighbor's house,
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Speaker 1: asking if he had seen her mom and to get
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Speaker 1: the spare keys to her house. Now. The neighbor told
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Speaker 1: Echo that told her that Echo recently had taken back
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Speaker 1: her keys and wanted to be left alone. Now we're
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Speaker 1: going to talk more about this neighbor later. Okay, so
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Speaker 1: put a pin in that. He also said she might
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Speaker 1: have been picking flowers or at the dump for art supplies.
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Speaker 1: Something that just didn't sit right. Okay. Kelsey returned to
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Speaker 1: the house and made a decision. She was going in. Kelsey, Kudos, kudos, kudos. Okay,
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Speaker 1: I would have done the same thing. I would have
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Speaker 1: gone into the house. Now, one of the windows on
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Speaker 1: the house was damaged and partly dislodged. This was not
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Speaker 1: new damage. Kelsey knew this was there. Now, Kelsey slid
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Speaker 1: it open and climbed through and stepped into her mother's home. Now,
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Speaker 1: inside the house didn't look ransacked, but it didn't look
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Speaker 1: right either. Guys, if you know somebody well, you can
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Speaker 1: tell the difference between ransacked and just something not being right.
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Speaker 1: So follow your gut. Okay. It was cluttered and chaotic,
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Speaker 1: not at all like Echoes usually neat, meticulous style. Now
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Speaker 1: there was a can of food that sat moldy on
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Speaker 1: the kitchen counter, Piles of discarded items and trash like
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Speaker 1: debris dotted the floor and placed in strange piles. Totally
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Speaker 1: not how Echo lived. So Kelsey said, something felt off immediately, Okay,
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Speaker 1: just yeah. Now, Kelsey moved carefully down the hallway to
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Speaker 1: her mother's bedroom, and there her heart sank. Okay, Guys,
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Speaker 1: on the nightstand where Echoes lighter and a pack of
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Speaker 1: cigarettes beneath it sat her purse intact and untouched. Okay,
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Speaker 1: that was an instant red flag. Echo never went anywhere,
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Speaker 1: guys without her purse or her cigarettes. Now, even if
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Speaker 1: she was just stepping outside, she would have them on her. Now,
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Speaker 1: Kelsey opened the purse. Inside was Echo's wallets complete with
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Speaker 1: cash and ID, but several critical items were missing. There
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Speaker 1: were no car keys, no cell phone, no prescription medication,
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Speaker 1: and no pistol, which was the firearm Echo normally carried
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Speaker 1: on her hip or kept in her bag. Smart thing
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Speaker 1: to do, Echo, if you live out in a rural
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Speaker 1: area and you know how to shoot. Kelsey scanned the
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Speaker 1: rest of the house. It was as if Echo had
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Speaker 1: in the middle of her routine. Back in the bedroom,
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Speaker 1: she noticed something else. The mother's day card she had
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Speaker 1: left on the backstoop five days earlier was now inside,
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Speaker 1: sitting upright on Echoes dresser, and the air conditioner was
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Speaker 1: running full blast. So Kelsey knew then her mother hadn't
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Speaker 1: just gone somewhere. She hadn't walked away. Something had happened now.
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Speaker 1: She picked up the phone and called the Benton County
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Speaker 1: Sheriff's office, and that neighbor we briefly mentioned joined Kelsey
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Speaker 1: to search the property that day, but disappeared right before
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Speaker 1: the police arrived. Okay, guys, I'm going to just say,
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Speaker 1: red flag, SUS, sus, sus. You come to help, but
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Speaker 1: you'll leave before the cops get there. Anybody else thinking
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Speaker 1: this is weird anybody, Oh, I see we have Polly
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Speaker 1: hereros and feathers. Looks like got several here. Guys, Am
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Speaker 1: I the only one that finds that suspicious. You go
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Speaker 1: to help search the property, but yell yif before the
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Speaker 1: cops get there, why wouldn't you stay and talk to
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Speaker 1: the cops or is it just me? Is it just me?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. But police arrived thirty minutes later and
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Speaker 1: they took a report. Kelsey told them she believed her
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Speaker 1: mother was being held against her will and that she
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Speaker 1: suspected a specific individual. Now, despite the condition of the
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Speaker 1: home and Echo's absence, it was not declared a crime scene.
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Speaker 1: What the fuck? Guys? What is up with that? We
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Speaker 1: see that in so many cases. First of all, it's suspicious.
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Speaker 1: Glad to see Sammy Sunshine agrees with me. Totally suspicious,
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Speaker 1: red flags. You all are agreeing with me. But why
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Speaker 1: wouldn't you make the house a crime scene? Her car's there,
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Speaker 1: but the car keys are gone, her purse is there.
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Speaker 1: I don't know, guys, I don't know. That just says
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Speaker 1: a lot to me, and that is extremely suspicious to me. Okay,
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Speaker 1: but as we all know, I think a lot of
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Speaker 1: things are suspicious that maybe others do not think are suspicious.
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Speaker 1: Now it took the police. Oh my, okay, guys, I
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Speaker 1: don't know what happened. My monitors just all freaked out
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Speaker 1: on me. Okay, that was kind of weird. I don't
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Speaker 1: know if I blipped on y'all screen, but I blipped
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Speaker 1: on mine. So anyway, the police arrived around thirty minutes later.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, they took the report. Now, remember what
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Speaker 1: I said. The neighbor we mentioned earlier, his name is
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Speaker 1: Joshua Dwayne Smith. I am going to go ahead and
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Speaker 1: label him pee, and I can almost guarantee you everyone
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Speaker 1: in the chat will agree with me. Okay. Echo had
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Speaker 1: a troubling history with Joshua, who lived close by. When
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Speaker 1: she first moved in, he introduced himself and became a
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Speaker 1: frequent presence. At first, they were friendly, but over time
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Speaker 1: he grew more possessive. Okay, guys, hold on to your
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Speaker 1: butt seats. He would enter her home uninvited, linger for hours,
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Speaker 1: and ignore her requests to leave. Dude seriously. Now, just
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Speaker 1: three weeks before she vanished, Echo told Kelsey that this
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Speaker 1: man had taken over her house, finances, keys, and cars,
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Speaker 1: and she seemed afraid but was unsure how to confront him. Okay, guys,
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Speaker 1: I need to unpack some of this. I need to
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Speaker 1: unpack this. It is your home. Yeah. I know, as
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Speaker 1: women sometimes we feel like we can't stand up and
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Speaker 1: say something. I agree with you, Polly, I'm looking at you, Josh.
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Speaker 1: But it is your home. You have the right to
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Speaker 1: tell anyone to leave, okay, And if you're scared of them,
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Speaker 1: I am going to just tell you to call the police.
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Speaker 1: Tell the police to get the person out of there. Okay.
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Speaker 1: Do not let them get involved in your finances or
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Speaker 1: your car, or come into your house and invite it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: don't do it. I mean, echoes a kind hearted person.
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Speaker 1: She didn't want to escalate things, and I totally can
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Speaker 1: understand that sometime, especially in the South, we could be
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Speaker 1: a little kind okay, and we don't want to cause trauma.
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Speaker 1: We don't want conflict. Kelsey warned her mom to be careful, okay,
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Speaker 1: and she also said that during that visit, her mom
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Speaker 1: seemed determined that she was going to take her home
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Speaker 1: and her life back. Okay, good for you, Echo, But
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Speaker 1: the comment by that neighbor that she took her keys
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Speaker 1: and said she wanted to be alone. Seeing that, Echo said,
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Speaker 1: it made me think. The conversation didn't perhaps go well.
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Speaker 1: So where are her car keys? There were cars there,
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Speaker 1: and she took her keys back. Guys, I have so
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Speaker 1: many questions. Uh oh, I just got the couch court
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Speaker 1: signal of death, Lama, the little WiFi thing. Guys, if
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Speaker 1: I get glitchy, I'm sorry. I don't know why. I'm
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Speaker 1: not using a virtual background. That's a real background. I
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Speaker 1: obviously did not touch up my appearance because it's not
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Speaker 1: touched up because we know Streamyard has some issues. But
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Speaker 1: if I have any problems, let me know, guys. Okay, now,
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Speaker 1: despite Kelsey identifying the neighbor as a suspect, police did
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Speaker 1: not enter or search his home. They claimed they lacked
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Speaker 1: probable cause. I can understand that. But finally days later
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Speaker 1: they knocked on his door and spoke to him. Okay, now, guys,
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Speaker 1: it's about to get worse. Okay, It's about to get worse.
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Speaker 1: Two weeks later, the police were called to Joshua's house. Inside,
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Speaker 1: they found the body of Joshua's grandfather, Larry, He had
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Speaker 1: reportedly been deceased for several days in the home with
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Speaker 1: a broken back and other injuries. Excuse me, excuse me,
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Speaker 1: he has a dead person in his house, would not
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Speaker 1: be probable calls to go in right then? Okay, Now,
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Speaker 1: some horses allege that echoes prescription bottles were found in
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Speaker 1: the basement. Okay, guys, the grandfather was cremated without an autopsy,
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Speaker 1: and no search warrant was executed for the house even
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Speaker 1: after the body was discovered. Guys, I'm gonna try to
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Speaker 1: control my rent here, but what the actual hell? Why
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Speaker 1: what's the house not search? If you find a person dead,
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Speaker 1: who's been dead for several days, and they're living with
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Speaker 1: the dead body even before an autopsy is done, in
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Speaker 1: that suspicious because who lives with their dead grandfather for days?
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Speaker 1: And I don't know about misery, but I'm thinking that's
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Speaker 1: probable cause anybody out there knew, because that tells me
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Speaker 1: you need to go and find out. And then to
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Speaker 1: find out he had a broken back in other injuries.
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Speaker 1: That's not a natural death, right because if you fall
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Speaker 1: and hurt yourself, you'll break a hip, you'll break a
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Speaker 1: knee or thing. I've never heard of anyone breaking their bag.
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Speaker 1: But then why would you just leave the person there
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Speaker 1: for several days. Okay, I agree, lady, and great, this
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Speaker 1: guy isn't normal. But what about the police? Are y'all
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Speaker 1: not normal? Do y'all not follow you find a suspicious body?
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Speaker 1: This has been dead, it's decomposing. The guy was the
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Speaker 1: last person to maybe see a person who's missing. Do
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Speaker 1: you need an invitation to go in and search the house?
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Speaker 1: And then why did they cremate him and not do
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Speaker 1: an autopsy? Guys? I have so many questions. I'm sorry,
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Speaker 1: I have so many questions. Okay, it makes zero syns
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Speaker 1: to me, and it makes the red flags even bigger
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Speaker 1: about Echo and guys, that's not all. Get it ready,
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Speaker 1: there's more. In twenty twenty four, Just last year, Joshua
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Speaker 1: Dwayne Smith was arrested in charge with first degree rape
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Speaker 1: an attempted rape unrelated to Echo's case, with bond set
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Speaker 1: at seventy five thousand dollars. Now there's a court hearing
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Speaker 1: scheduled for that case this Wednesday. Guys, I can guarantee
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Speaker 1: you Amos is going to go down that rabbit hole.
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Speaker 1: I'm going to go down and with her, we are
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Speaker 1: going to find this court stuff and we are going
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Speaker 1: to find out more about this attempted rape. How please,
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Speaker 1: somebody tell me how that does not make the police
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Speaker 1: look into Echo's case more. Kelsey, if for some reason
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Speaker 1: you see this video someone tags you in it, would
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Speaker 1: you reach out to me. I would love to have
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Speaker 1: you on the show and talk with you. I have
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Speaker 1: so many questions. Now. I understand that where Echo was
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Speaker 1: living at the time was like a population of two
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Speaker 1: thousand people, So it's not like they have thousands of
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Speaker 1: crimes that they're trying to look into that. I'm thinking
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Speaker 1: there's not that much, so the cops should be able
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Speaker 1: to be looking into this. The guy last person to
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Speaker 1: see somebody who goes missing. You find a dead body
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Speaker 1: in his house that's been decomposing, who's got injuries in
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Speaker 1: a broken back. You don't search the guy's house. Then
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Speaker 1: he gets arrested for rape and attempted rape. Now, please
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Speaker 1: tell me how the hell you are not going hard
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Speaker 1: at this guy? Somebody? Okay, So kelsee any of the
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Speaker 1: other families. We want to help you in any way
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Speaker 1: we can, Okay, email me now, Kelsey Smith. Echo's eldest
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Speaker 1: daughter has been the unwavering force behind the ongoing efforts
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Speaker 1: to find her mother. Remember, guys, Echo was excited to
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Speaker 1: become a grandmother. Okay, so that means Kelsey has a
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Speaker 1: new baby too. Now, she provided authorities with detailed knowledge
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Speaker 1: of Echo's habits and concerns. Kelsey contacted Echo's phone carrier
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Speaker 1: and bank for activity, relayed tips, and pushed for law
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Speaker 1: enforcement to follow up on leads, including potential surveillance footage
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Speaker 1: and witness accounts, like a receipt from Walmart in Warsaw,
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Speaker 1: which is about twenty minutes away, that was dated May tenth,
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Speaker 1: and it was found in Echo's home. Her signature was
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Speaker 1: on it, suggesting she returned home after Kelsey's visit. Now,
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Speaker 1: a Dollar General clerk in Warsaw said Echo came in
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Speaker 1: that day to buy a prepaid phone, but her check
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Speaker 1: was declined. Now Echo allegedly told the clerk her bank
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Speaker 1: account had been emptied and that people were waiting for
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Speaker 1: her outside. What the hell? What the hell? Where was
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Speaker 1: Joshua on May temp? Does anybody know? Did anybody pull
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Speaker 1: surveillance footage to look at this lady? And gray amos
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Speaker 1: rabbit hole here we go? I need to know was
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Speaker 1: that footage? Who was outside waiting for her? Who? Why
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Speaker 1: did they m be her bank account She told her
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Speaker 1: daughter that he was Oh, guys, amos, you find the
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Speaker 1: cases that make me want to pull my hair out
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Speaker 1: and scream at these people. Okay. Now, the Missouri State
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Speaker 1: Police have taken over the investigation. Though it's been five
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Speaker 1: years since Echo vanished, Kelsey continues to share her mother's
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Speaker 1: story with the hope of finding answers. Now. She acknowledges
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Speaker 1: the emotional strain of uncertainty. Says she's striving to learn
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Speaker 1: to breathe through it and keep moving forward and just
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Speaker 1: hope for the best and pray that justice will come. Kelsey,
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Speaker 1: I see you and I feel you. I have so
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Speaker 1: many goosebumps. Now, Kelsey is optimistic, sharing that the renewed
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Speaker 1: collaboration between state patrol and search organizations is the most
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Speaker 1: progress she's witnessed in years. She continues to advocate publicly,
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Speaker 1: driven by hope and prayer, even among the long wait. Now.
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Speaker 1: Echo Lloyd is described as five foot four inches tall,
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Speaker 1: weighing approximately one hundred to one hundred and ten pounds,
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Speaker 1: with brown hair and brown eyes. She has to let
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Speaker 1: it be tattooed with birds on her fore arm, her
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Speaker 1: children's name on her wrist. Kelsey case Caitlin and Kylie.
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Speaker 1: She was forty seven at the time she disappeared. Guys, hey, Dave,
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Speaker 1: I want to also remind you that she was living
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Speaker 1: on that property trying. Oh my goodness, amos found surveillance
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Speaker 1: from that Walmart did show Echo with Joshua on May tenth.
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Speaker 1: He didn't added to the story. Girl, I need to
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Speaker 1: see that footage. Please add it to our Google drive.
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Speaker 1: I why has Joshua not been investigated? But guys, what
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Speaker 1: I want you to remember she was living away from
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Speaker 1: her husband and family because she was trying to find
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Speaker 1: peace after being sexually assaulted. And then this happens to her.
26:49
Speaker 1: She was retraumatized again and her family is retraumatized. I
27:01
Speaker 1: this makes me feel she deserves justice even more, Okay,
27:06
Speaker 1: and we need to all do what we can do.
27:10
Speaker 1: We need to share the missing missing person poster. We
27:15
Speaker 1: need to share this video. Okay. There is a reward
27:19
Speaker 1: for anyone that has information that leads to the whereabouts.
27:23
Speaker 1: Echo did not walk away. Her daughter knows it, her
27:26
Speaker 1: family knows it. Guys, I don't know Echo, but I
27:29
Speaker 1: am going to go on record and say I know it. Okay.
27:33
Speaker 1: There's too many signs pointing to something darker, and no
27:37
Speaker 1: one's been held accountable. Kelsey continues to lead the charge
27:41
Speaker 1: for justice, balancing motherhood grief with a tireless fight to
27:45
Speaker 1: bring Echo home. Someone knows what happened. It's time they
27:51
Speaker 1: speak up and help Echo's family get the answers they deserve.
27:55
Speaker 1: And if you are related to Joshua, you need to
27:59
Speaker 1: go visit him and find out what the hell he knows.
28:04
Speaker 1: Find out why he was going into this woman's home
28:09
Speaker 1: controlling her. You need to find out what's wrong with him. Okay.
28:12
Speaker 1: You need to get him to talk. I don't know
28:14
Speaker 1: how you do it, but I'm going to tell you
28:16
Speaker 1: you need to do it. Okay. If you have any information,
28:20
Speaker 1: please contact the Missouri State Highway Patrol Missing Persons Unit
28:25
Speaker 1: at five seven three, five two six, six one seven eight.
28:30
Speaker 1: Because this case is screwed up. Okay. It sounds like
28:36
Speaker 1: law enforcement drop the ball. I'm glad the state police
28:39
Speaker 1: is involved. But as we've said before, getting involved late
28:45
Speaker 1: means clues, evidence and stuff disappears. Okay. And the fact
28:52
Speaker 1: that they didn't search his house he could have gotten
28:56
Speaker 1: rid of everything. What if there was evidence in that
28:59
Speaker 1: home of what he did dar and they didn't check it,
29:04
Speaker 1: so that is a problem. Okay. Now, guys, if you
29:11
Speaker 1: know or if you have a left one missing and
29:14
Speaker 1: your interested in having their story featured on an upcoming episode,
29:18
Speaker 1: or if you want to also join us for a
29:20
Speaker 1: live interview, you can contact Amy, our assistant producer, by
29:25
Speaker 1: emailing Amy at tcwtmedia dot com or send us a
29:30
Speaker 1: DM on our Facebook page. Okay, Okay, sorry, guys, I
29:39
Speaker 1: was asking DOUBLEH to shut us door real quick, rain
29:43
Speaker 1: jobs and feathers. It happened in twenty two. Was probably
29:47
Speaker 1: occupied with the pandemic, that is true. But I'm going
29:51
Speaker 1: to just say, a missing person Trump's pandemic to me,
29:56
Speaker 1: especially in a town I think it said nine hundred
29:59
Speaker 1: and ninety four households two thousand people, and I'm sure
30:02
Speaker 1: it's pretty small law enforcement, But why didn't you call
30:05
Speaker 1: the state police? In call the state police? In next
30:12
Speaker 1: we're going to talk about Kennedy Walton. Okay. On the
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Speaker 1: night of March third, twenty twenty two, twenty six year
30:21
Speaker 1: old Kennedy A. Walton left her mother's home in Belleville,
30:25
Speaker 1: Illinois around ten thirty pm. She was driving her mother's
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Speaker 1: white two thousand and seven Chevrolet Tahoe because her own
30:33
Speaker 1: car wasn't working very well. Now, Kennedy had been staying
30:37
Speaker 1: at her mother's home to help her for her and
30:41
Speaker 1: her younger siblings after her mother had underwent surgery. Now,
30:46
Speaker 1: instead of heading straight home to her residence in Saint Here,
30:50
Speaker 1: we go. Cappain's not on. So I'm okay, Saint Louis, Missouri.
30:55
Speaker 1: Saint Louis for me. Kennedy drove to Saint Charles, Missouri,
31:00
Speaker 1: where she met friends and roommates at show Me's Bar
31:03
Speaker 1: and Grille to celebrate a friend's birthday. Guys, I have
31:08
Speaker 1: to tell you when I saw that she had been
31:11
Speaker 1: in Illinois and she was driving to Missouri, I had
31:14
Speaker 1: to go look at the map because I'm geographically challenged.
31:18
Speaker 1: Did you know Saint Louis is only twenty minutes away
31:22
Speaker 1: from Illinois? So I learned something new now. Surveillance footage
31:28
Speaker 1: captured Kennedy leaving the bar alone at approximately one ten
31:32
Speaker 1: am on March fourth. She walked toward the Tahoe that
31:37
Speaker 1: was parked nearby. Now, Shortly after she left the bar,
31:41
Speaker 1: a friend found Kennedy sitting in her vehicle crying. When
31:45
Speaker 1: she asked if she was okay. She reportedly replied that
31:50
Speaker 1: she would be fine, but she then abruptly drove away,
31:55
Speaker 1: passing the friend's vehicle. Now, the friend was worried, so
31:59
Speaker 1: she decided to towards Kennedy's house and saw that Kennedy
32:03
Speaker 1: had pulled up at the house, but then was pulling
32:05
Speaker 1: away from her Saint Louis residence. Guys. That is the
32:11
Speaker 1: last known sighting of Kennedy Walton now guys. The following morning.
32:16
Speaker 1: The morning Kennedy failed to show up at her mom's house,
32:21
Speaker 1: her younger sisters, whom she was supposed to wake up
32:24
Speaker 1: and get ready for school, hadn't heard from her. They
32:28
Speaker 1: didn't get out and so they were all concerned. Her
32:30
Speaker 1: phone went unanswered and it then reportedly stopped working. Around
32:35
Speaker 1: noon that day, her family became concerned and reported her
32:40
Speaker 1: missing to the police. Now, Lady and Gray, that is correct.
32:49
Speaker 1: You can also DM us here on our Facebook. You
32:53
Speaker 1: can dm You could DM me anywhere you can find me. Okay. Now.
32:58
Speaker 1: Six days later, on March tenth, Kennedy's mother's white Chevrolet
33:02
Speaker 1: Tahoe was located just two blocks from Kennedy's home. Okay.
33:08
Speaker 1: A nearby resident reported seeing an unidentified man park the
33:13
Speaker 1: vehicle and walk away. Guys, that is chilling. There was
33:21
Speaker 1: no visible signs of damage or foul play, and all
33:26
Speaker 1: of Kennedy's personal belongings were missing. Okay, the vehicle's processed
33:32
Speaker 1: for fingerprints by law enforcement and later returned to the family. Guys,
33:38
Speaker 1: I gotta ask, why would law enforcement check for fingerprints
33:44
Speaker 1: and then release it? Why didn't they keep it and
33:49
Speaker 1: go through it? I mean, did they rip out the carpet?
33:54
Speaker 1: Were about the seats for DNA to see if something happened.
33:58
Speaker 1: Once again, Terry, we ask so many questions. Kennedy Walton
34:03
Speaker 1: is described as a tall woman, standing between five foot
34:07
Speaker 1: ten inches and five foot eleven inches and weighing between
34:10
Speaker 1: two sixty and two hundred and seventy pounds. She has
34:14
Speaker 1: black or dark brown hair, brown eyes, and pierced ears.
34:18
Speaker 1: On the night she disappeared, she was last seen wearing
34:21
Speaker 1: black leggings, a black T shirt, and a black jacket.
34:26
Speaker 1: At the time of her disappearance, Kennedy was living in
34:30
Speaker 1: Saint Louis. I can say that because Captain's not here
34:33
Speaker 1: with two roommates. She had deep ties to her family,
34:37
Speaker 1: especially her younger sisters, and was known to be very
34:40
Speaker 1: protective and nurturing towards them. Her relatives described her as
34:45
Speaker 1: a gentle giant who loved loud music, spontaneous drives, and
34:50
Speaker 1: spending timed with loved ones. She was especially attentant of
34:54
Speaker 1: her siblings, often taping them swimming or helping them through
34:59
Speaker 1: difficult time. Basically, guys, what I'm saying she wouldn't just
35:05
Speaker 1: walk away. Uh oh, guys, I'm in trouble. She's in
35:10
Speaker 1: the house Saint Louis, Missouri, Saint Louis. Anyway, she didn't
35:19
Speaker 1: just walk away from her family. Okay, look at her.
35:23
Speaker 1: I mean she didn't, Okay. The Belleville Police Department opened
35:29
Speaker 1: an investigation into her disappearance under case number twenty two
35:33
Speaker 1: DASH zero zero ninety eight three. Kennedy's DNA was entered
35:38
Speaker 1: into a national database, the vehicle was processed for forensic evidence.
35:44
Speaker 1: But guys, I still want to know why they returned it.
35:47
Speaker 1: Why did they return it? I have never heard of that. Okay,
35:51
Speaker 1: never heard of that. And police conducted interviews with friends
35:56
Speaker 1: and individuals who had seen her the night she disappeared.
36:00
Speaker 1: As of now, suspects have been named and no arrest
36:04
Speaker 1: have been named. Now. Kennedy's family has continued to raise
36:11
Speaker 1: awareness about her disappearance through the community outreach, poster campaigns,
36:15
Speaker 1: and social media. They have held vigils and called on
36:19
Speaker 1: the public to help share her story. Guys, she didn't
36:24
Speaker 1: just disappear, okay, Aliens didn't beam her up, okay, some
36:29
Speaker 1: family Some of the family have expressed fears that she
36:32
Speaker 1: may have become a victim of human trafficking or foul play.
36:37
Speaker 1: Law enforcement has not publicly confirmed any theories. Guys, I
36:44
Speaker 1: am just gonna say that I think because she is
36:54
Speaker 1: not a blonde haired, blue eyed, white girl, they aren't
37:01
Speaker 1: looking into this as much. And if I'm wrong, law enforcement,
37:05
Speaker 1: I will be happy to say I'm wrong. Prove me wrong.
37:07
Speaker 1: I would love for you to prove me wrong. Okay,
37:10
Speaker 1: But you gave the vehicle back. What if DNA evidence
37:16
Speaker 1: gets even better than it has now. What if in
37:19
Speaker 1: four years there was something microscopic that you didn't catch
37:23
Speaker 1: in that vehicle that you could have found now, But
37:25
Speaker 1: yet you gave the vehicle back. I need to know.
37:28
Speaker 1: Did you check her phone records? Was she crying? Did
37:32
Speaker 1: she have an argument or something? Via tacks with somebody
37:37
Speaker 1: what made her upset? I need the deeds, I need
37:41
Speaker 1: more details. Yes, I agree that captain did an entire
37:51
Speaker 1: promo for them, and it is Saint Louis. But if
37:54
Speaker 1: you're a sex and the city girl like me, it
37:56
Speaker 1: is Saint Louis. Okay, just saying. And yes, Polly, I'm
38:01
Speaker 1: gonna say. Both of these women are beautiful and they
38:07
Speaker 1: are loved ones. They are families, somebody's family. And you
38:12
Speaker 1: know they weren't living in high risk lifestyles that law
38:16
Speaker 1: enforcement likes to say causes them to go missing. We
38:20
Speaker 1: didn't see any of that. So law enforcement, do better. Okay,
38:24
Speaker 1: do better, and yes, I will give you credit. Twenty
38:27
Speaker 1: twenty two, the pandemic. Life was different. Things were going on.
38:32
Speaker 1: I don't give a shift. We're talking about missing persons. Okay,
38:37
Speaker 1: bye day, Thank you for stopping in. I've missed you too.
38:43
Speaker 1: You need to do better. Okay, you need to do better.
38:46
Speaker 1: As of now, the case remains open and active, but
38:51
Speaker 1: Kennedy has not been seen or heard from since March fourth,
38:54
Speaker 1: twenty twenty two. Anyone with information is urged to contact
38:59
Speaker 1: the Belleville to Play Police Department at six one, eight,
39:02
Speaker 1: two three four one, two, one two, and because they
39:06
Speaker 1: can't remember her name, they would like to ask you
39:09
Speaker 1: to reference the case number twenty two dash zero zero
39:13
Speaker 1: nine eight three. Guys, once again, I'm gonna say, what
39:17
Speaker 1: the hell? Can't we just say her name? Do we
39:20
Speaker 1: have to give her a number? She's more than a number.
39:23
Speaker 1: She is more than a number. Okay, Now, guys, please
39:29
Speaker 1: go to our Facebook page for Midday Missing share the
39:32
Speaker 1: missing person posters for Echo and Kennedy. Just sharing their
39:37
Speaker 1: posters helps keep their cases in the community spotlight, and guys,
39:43
Speaker 1: you never know, it might just help lead to a tip. Okay, guys,
39:48
Speaker 1: I am so worked up. I'm sorry. I feel like
39:52
Speaker 1: I am talking ninety to nothing, but I'm worked up now.
39:59
Speaker 1: Today my tips in light of the recent tragedy in Texas,
40:06
Speaker 1: I wanted to share some tips that I've learned in
40:10
Speaker 1: the community Emergency Response Team training that we do on
40:14
Speaker 1: what to do with flooding or flash flooding is predicted
40:17
Speaker 1: or occurs in your area. I also want to say
40:23
Speaker 1: I get alerts for flash flooding. I've never thought about
40:27
Speaker 1: them unless there was a hurricane. And we lived pretty
40:31
Speaker 1: close to the Colorado River half a mile and from
40:37
Speaker 1: the Guadalupe where the actual flooding forty five minutes to
40:42
Speaker 1: an hour. Maybe it didn't. The Guadalupe runs through so
40:47
Speaker 1: many areas, not just Wemberley, Kerrville. Georgetown was also so
40:53
Speaker 1: it was pretty widespread. New Bronswolls had some. It went
40:57
Speaker 1: across several counties and I have goosebumps just thinking about it. So, guys,
41:03
Speaker 1: first thing I want to tell you, guys, let's start
41:06
Speaker 1: paying attention to those flash flood warnings. I get them
41:10
Speaker 1: and I isy go, oh yeah, whatever, Guys, this is
41:14
Speaker 1: a wake up call to me. Okay, this happened at
41:19
Speaker 1: night and it was was instilled, severely tragic. So first thing,
41:27
Speaker 1: never walk or drive through floodwater. Sky. First of all,
41:31
Speaker 1: driving through you don't know how deep that water is. Okay,
41:35
Speaker 1: you don't know. And guys, you may not know this.
41:38
Speaker 1: Just six inches of moving water can knock you off
41:42
Speaker 1: your feet, Okay. One foot of moving water can sweep
41:48
Speaker 1: your car away. Guys. The waters are moving so fast
41:57
Speaker 1: it's insane. Okay, So think about this at get to
42:01
Speaker 1: higher ground immediately. If you see the water start rising,
42:06
Speaker 1: quickly move to the highest level of your home or
42:10
Speaker 1: nearby terrain. Okay, try to avoid and close attics unless
42:16
Speaker 1: you have a way to signal for help. Guys, what
42:19
Speaker 1: I want to tell you the houses on the lake
42:23
Speaker 1: and on the Guadalupe where this happened. The water was
42:27
Speaker 1: moving so fast. Some homes were taken off their foundation.
42:33
Speaker 1: Some people were rescued floating on the roof of the
42:36
Speaker 1: house down the river. Okay, get as high as you can. Okay,
42:45
Speaker 1: stay informed, guys. Keep a battery powered weather radio or
42:51
Speaker 1: phone alerts active to receive emergency updates and vaccination notices
42:56
Speaker 1: and flash flood warnings. Guys, you can go on a
43:00
Speaker 1: Mazon home depot. You can get very inexpensively those water radios.
43:06
Speaker 1: We all have become so reliant on our cell phones.
43:09
Speaker 1: A lot of people don't even have landlines here in
43:13
Speaker 1: Central Texas. We can get calls to our landlines our
43:17
Speaker 1: cell phone and text messages from more in Central Texas.
43:21
Speaker 1: Check in your area to see if you have something
43:24
Speaker 1: like that. But definitely get a watter radio. Okay. Now,
43:30
Speaker 1: if there's an alert, you need to prepare immediately. Okay.
43:35
Speaker 1: If you get an alert, make sure your valuables and
43:38
Speaker 1: important documents and stuff are moved to higher shelves. Guys,
43:42
Speaker 1: I'm going to tell you do that always. Okay. Put
43:47
Speaker 1: your important documents in valuable somewhere. Don't wait till the
43:52
Speaker 1: last minute. Now when you get an alert like this alert,
43:57
Speaker 1: they had three hours notice. Okay. If you get a lot.
44:00
Speaker 1: When we get the high wind and alerts here, first
44:04
Speaker 1: thing we do, bring outdoor furniture. Trash bends inside because
44:09
Speaker 1: strong winds, flowing waters can get them. Okay. Make sure
44:13
Speaker 1: your car's gas tank. Never let it go below empty.
44:18
Speaker 1: If are below empty, duh, terry, I mean to say
44:21
Speaker 1: below half fold during the springtime, deur in the fall,
44:26
Speaker 1: when we know there's crazy weather, keep your car half
44:29
Speaker 1: full or more. Okay. Make sure your phones are charged okay.
44:34
Speaker 1: Make sure you have an emergency kit. Okay, have that
44:40
Speaker 1: to go because you don't know. Also review your evacuation roots.
44:46
Speaker 1: Share your plans with your loved ones. If you're going
44:48
Speaker 1: to leave, share your location people, okay. Also avoid electrical hazards.
44:55
Speaker 1: Never touch electrical equipment if you're wet or standing in water,
45:00
Speaker 1: it's unsafe. In fact, you should keep your toaster, your
45:05
Speaker 1: coffee pot. All of your plants should be kept unplugged
45:07
Speaker 1: when you're not using them. Okay, have a go bag ready, guys.
45:12
Speaker 1: Me and DOUBLEH have one in each of our vehicles.
45:15
Speaker 1: We have one in our closet as well. You want
45:18
Speaker 1: to pack medication, important documents that you could need, water, snacks, flashlight,
45:24
Speaker 1: pet supplies, and chargers ahead of time. Okay. Now, after
45:30
Speaker 1: flooding occurs, be cautious. Watch for debris. Watch for down
45:35
Speaker 1: power lines. Okay, guys, a downpower line can turn that
45:40
Speaker 1: water into full electricity pot. Okay. If you're driving, do
45:46
Speaker 1: not drive into a puddle of water. Okay, you don't
45:50
Speaker 1: know if it's a sink coal. Okay. Also, pay attention
45:55
Speaker 1: to alerts for drinking your tap water. Sometimes the tap
45:59
Speaker 1: water gets contaminated. Guys. I also want to recommend getting
46:05
Speaker 1: the Red Cross app on your phone, setting the weather
46:08
Speaker 1: alerts for your area. Guys. We've had it for years.
46:11
Speaker 1: We had it up when we lived in the DFW
46:13
Speaker 1: area and we were in Tornado Alley. It helped get
46:18
Speaker 1: me to the closet when we needed to. Okay, Sammy,
46:25
Speaker 1: I agree. Practice of a plane, especially when living, is
46:29
Speaker 1: truly helpful. Guys. You need to stay ready because you
46:35
Speaker 1: never know what's going to happen. Okay, And Amos is
46:42
Speaker 1: putting things in the chat of places that are secure
46:46
Speaker 1: places to donate. So Pilola's mom, some areas do have
46:53
Speaker 1: alarm siren systems down in this area. They did not.
46:58
Speaker 1: They have been trying to get the funds to do that,
47:01
Speaker 1: I bet you, because this is the second time this
47:06
Speaker 1: has happened. Okay, I suspect they're going to do something now.
47:11
Speaker 1: But if you get the Red Cross app, what's great
47:13
Speaker 1: about it? Guys? You can even monitor loved ones so
47:18
Speaker 1: that you get an alert when they're areas. So before
47:22
Speaker 1: my mother in law lived with us, I had Abilene
47:24
Speaker 1: on there, so if we knew if something was happening
47:27
Speaker 1: in Abilene, so get it. It will go off even
47:32
Speaker 1: if your phone is on. Do not disturb. It is
47:35
Speaker 1: a siren. I will tell you. The tornado siren will
47:38
Speaker 1: wake you up it goes tornado, tornado, Take cover. It
47:43
Speaker 1: is a really good app and they work directly with
47:47
Speaker 1: the National Weather Association. To be honest, guys, I will
47:52
Speaker 1: get alert from that app before I do the local
47:55
Speaker 1: news stations. So it is definitely a good good app
48:00
Speaker 1: to use and you can put it whether your want
48:03
Speaker 1: for flooding, severe weather, hail, fire, you can choose what
48:09
Speaker 1: you want to get because in your area you may
48:13
Speaker 1: not need to worry about one, but need to worry
48:15
Speaker 1: about the other. Like I never thought living here we
48:17
Speaker 1: would need to worry about a hurricane anymore. Well, guess
48:20
Speaker 1: what we moved in Harvey came. Harvey decided to sit over.
48:25
Speaker 1: Everything flooded. Thank goodness, I had my app So don't
48:30
Speaker 1: want to tell you what to do. But if you've
48:33
Speaker 1: ever listened to me, this is a time to listen
48:35
Speaker 1: to me. Okay, it's a time to listen to me now.
48:40
Speaker 1: I want to thank you. Ooh my ear fallout. I
48:43
Speaker 1: want to thank you all for joining me today for
48:47
Speaker 1: another episode of Midday Missing. It's the missing person cases
48:53
Speaker 1: are very close near and dear to all of our hearts.
48:58
Speaker 1: If you've been following us for a while in and
49:00
Speaker 1: you were looking forward to the anniversary episode for Chase
49:05
Speaker 1: Lackey last night, in speaking with the Lackey family and
49:10
Speaker 1: the team here, we are going to move doing that
49:13
Speaker 1: to next week because of this going on in Texas,
49:18
Speaker 1: and in fact found out that Chase's family has actually
49:24
Speaker 1: stayed at one of the campgrounds where families went missing
49:29
Speaker 1: this past weekend. So we just decided to put Chase's
49:35
Speaker 1: eighth anniversary case off, so if you're looking forward to that,
49:40
Speaker 1: do know it is coming. Sammy. I don't know if
49:44
Speaker 1: they do lightning, because if there's a thunderstorm, there's always lightning, right,
49:49
Speaker 1: I don't know about that one. But once again, guys,
49:53
Speaker 1: please go join our Facebook group. That is where we
49:56
Speaker 1: will post all our missing posters as well as share
50:00
Speaker 1: other posters that we verify. That's on our Midday Missing Now.
50:05
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50:22
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50:32
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50:40
Speaker 1: with another True Crime and Wine Time and guys, this
50:45
Speaker 1: week is an insane case. Okay, I have a feeling,
50:50
Speaker 1: Lama and I are going to be pairing a whole
50:53
Speaker 1: lot with this, Okay. We are covering the case the
50:58
Speaker 1: Safari of Death Larry Rudolph's dark secret, and guys, just
51:04
Speaker 1: gonna warn y'all, it's going to be really hard for
51:06
Speaker 1: me not to give my opinions on the fact he
51:11
Speaker 1: kills these sweet little elephants and lions just so he
51:18
Speaker 1: can stuff them and put them on the wall to
51:21
Speaker 1: make him feel like he's got a bigger Johnson. Okay,
51:25
Speaker 1: I have a problem with that, so just be prepared.
51:29
Speaker 1: But guys, as always, until next time, please stay safe,
51:36
Speaker 1: stay aware. Okay, and I'm not just saying for crimes
51:42
Speaker 1: as we're learning. Stay aware of the weather, stay aware
51:45
Speaker 1: of your surrounding. But most importantly, let's help these families
51:50
Speaker 1: bring their loved ones home. So if you see something,
51:54
Speaker 1: say something. And if you know something, please say something. Okays,
52:01
Speaker 1: Echo and Kennedy's family deserve to have answers. Now before
52:07
Speaker 1: you leave, be sure to hit the like button. It
52:10
Speaker 1: does something with some kind of algorithm math thing. I
52:14
Speaker 1: don't math, so I don't know what it does, but
52:16
Speaker 1: it does something, So please go hit that like button.
52:20
Speaker 1: You could do the same thing over on the book
52:22
Speaker 1: face the Facebook. But I hope everyone had a wonderful
52:27
Speaker 1: Fourth of July. Please keep all of the families loved ones,
52:32
Speaker 1: first responders and volunteers in Texas in your thoughts, your prayers,
52:38
Speaker 1: in your heart, and guys, take care and I will
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Speaker 1: see you Wednesday. Bye, guys. That s