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When police showed up to the house of Casso Quiz's door, they were trying to find out if their van had been stolen
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because it had just been found crashed with this strange man by it who had an even stranger story. So, they tracked
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down the owner and that's Eric Casso Quiz and he's like, as far as I know it's not stolen. Like just me and my
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wife Gwen use it and it should still be here at our house, but it wasn't. So, he
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shows officers a screenshot from his doorbell cam of his wife leaving their house at 10:19 p.m. And when the officer
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asked, did she ever return? He says, yes, she's home in bed asleep. But he didn't offer any video or other
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screenshots to prove that. He also didn't go check and neither did the officer because this was 2020 and
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everyone was social distancing and Eric said that Gwen just took a COVID test that they expected would come back
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positive. But then just an hour later after this officer leaves, he calls 911 to report
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Gwen missing. So, my question for you is, if an officer shows up at your door at late at
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night, your van is in a crash, do you go and check on your partner? Like think back to to 2020, it was strange times.
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Or do you just assume they're sleeping and check later? Is this weird or was it just
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part of the time?