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I

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don't know if you listened to it, Justin, but on

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July eighth, Chandler spoke

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to different news outlets and there's

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actually audio of one of those

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interviews available online, at least one

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that I listen to. he seemed to be

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pleading for anyone to come forward

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and also he sounded somewhat hopeful

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that his parents would be located.

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He said, we'll find them. It's better not

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to listen to the negative theories. There may

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be at a casino. Their phones off, no reception.

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Maybe they're on a boat having some fun with their

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friends. and he had gone around his

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neighborhood and asked, his neighbors

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knocked on doors and said, do you guys

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have security cameras on your house could

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you review the camera footage and

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tell me if you see any cars coming

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and going from my home? And

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he's talking to police.

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I saw some of his interviews with the police,

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and I don't know what the problem

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is, but there is a history

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that Chandler

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had fallen and

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hit his head and had a severe concussion.

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But watching some of these police videos,

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I won't call them interrogation videos because

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he was not being interrogated. This was a

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very casual conversation that

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appeared to be with the investigators

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his stories about

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the day to day stuff

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during the fourth of July weekend

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were very aimless

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And it's just the most benign

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details about the day, and

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then I drove home

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and my girlfriend cat was there,

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and then we went, caught some soda,

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but the police are trying

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to figure out, okay, so where were

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you this weekend? And he's

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giving them stories and his stories are

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matching up. And they're even checking with

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his girlfriend and saying, hey, were you with him?

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The fourth of July weekend and his girlfriend saying,

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yeah, it was. But they're like, when was

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the last time you heard from your parents? And he

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said, my mom texted me on the fourth

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saying that they were there,

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they had to rise safe, and they're gonna go down into

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town for this parade. And

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the detectives were like, okay, cool.

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So the fourth, which was

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Sunday, Will they go

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to that town's website and they find

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that the fourth of July parade was actually

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that Saturday, the third of July.

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So they're thinking maybe his

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mom got the day wrong, but there

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wasn't a parade that day.

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It was the day before. After

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speaking with him, looking around, and

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just getting statements from various people

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that knew Barton Christa, they

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don't believe Chandler, Holder, and has

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been truthful with them. So they

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arrest him on July eight at

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nine thirty in the evening. He was charged

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with providing false information in a missing

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person's case. and they announced this

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too. They said this couple's disappearance

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was suspicious. So what did they

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find, Justin, because as

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part of the search here. They're going

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to search properties. They're going

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to search computers. What

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do they find? Run off the bat when they're searching

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is house. they're looking at that

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fireplace and they're thinking,

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you said that the glass on the fireplace

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was broken when you threw a rock

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or threw a ball with the dog but

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there's more to this. There's something

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wrong with this fireplace. Something had been

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burned in this fireplace. So they're going

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through and they're collecting everything out of the fireplace,

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and then they go out to this property

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where this pool is. They're

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going to get

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his whereabouts and where he was at

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all weekend. And apparently,

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he'd gone to this other property out

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in Dane County. There was a

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pool there that he and his girlfriend were

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swimming at and start searching. And

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they're gonna end up finding human

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remains there. Now,

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Erin this whole time Chandler's

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girlfriend is with him and

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she knows that his parents are missing.

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And apparently, she

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is a true crime fan and

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watches Dateline and all those

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shows. And

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so She knows that

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the police are going to investigate or

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question the last person that was

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with the people that are missing.

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So she starts trying

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to help Chandler thinking,

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if we can prove where you were, then

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you'll be cleared. If we can

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show what's going on, then

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they won't look at you. So she really

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is paying attention that whole weekend

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to what he's doing and even

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taking screenshots of his locations.

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One of those screenshots is in the

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middle of the night at this

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property where this pool is in

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the exact location where his parents

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remains are found.

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