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[Music] thank you next week we'll mark 10 years since Colt Haynes and Molly Miller have last been
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seen or heard from and over the years there has been much speculation as to what could have possibly happened to
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these two young people there's been many theories bandied about during this time
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a lot of them leading back to the nip family and into other Realms of Love County and love
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County Law Enforcement that seems to be corrupt and corrupt during the time that these
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two go missing and in fact that's why we believe there was little to no investigation at all in the early years
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of this case this is one of the most frustrating cases we have three young individuals
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two of those individuals are now on a high-speed chase that leads them to this property
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this this high-speed chase is a reoccurring event for old Khan in fact we know of at least
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one occasion where he stole a vehicle and during a police pursuit loses police on
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a chase fleeing to his family's property and then abandons the stolen vehicle on
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the family property in which this vehicle is we know the reports but it wasn't recovered
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this vehicle and more importantly where are the charges where's the arrest of this guy and then the charges they don't
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exist well where are the people yeah you know not to mention the charges but because we know that
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Khan's not missing there's three people in that vehicle that night and two are missing and and
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one is not correct and maybe that maybe that guy owes those family members some explanations well he's being protected
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by law enforcement you can't make this up not to give too much away there will be
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charges in this incident I'm talking about the incident of the stolen vehicle right it's it's known throughout the
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county he did this and there's no charges there's no arrest in that matter now in
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regard to this matter with Colt and Molly missing Khan says right away I don't know what you're talking about
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they weren't with me yeah I might have fled the police but they weren't with me I don't know where
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they are I have no clue and we have a sheriff who says a Molly Miller that she's a runaway not my
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problem not going to do an investigation and then as we've pointed out several times
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before the sheriff is a family member of Khan nip and you know what Khan and several of his other family members are
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up to no good at this time and we know this we know this this is fact this is not speculation these people are
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breaking the law regularly there's just not there's no consequences for them again I'd have no problem with law
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enforcement saying hey my family member wasn't involved you need to report it to this different
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County but I'm going to do everything in my power to help you that's what you're paid to do
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but it seems like it's not just one member of this family that's a piece of [ __ ] it's approximately four
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is my guess here captain out of all the family members there's only four pieces of [ __ ] that I can
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confirm 100 you can okay yeah I suspect me we have more could be more but I can only confirm well I I like your honesty
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so where are we at in this investigation all right Captain it's been 10 years since anybody's seen
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Cole Haynes and Molly Miller and as we said earlier there's been a lot of theories in this case
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there's no shortage of theories in this case as to what could have happened to these two individuals right or where
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they could be to this day and a lot of this comes from local rumor and local information
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and it's weird because in all of these stories we know that a lot of times where there's smoke there is fire but we
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also know that not all of these theories can possibly be true but all these theories come about
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because somebody told somebody something or I saw this or my friend said that they saw this
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so there is some root to each one of these theories coming from the very local level and people that knew all of
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these people involved so one of the local theories is that they were injured in the car and possibly killed in the
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car accident which that one's very quick to kind of wash away right for several reasons we know the vehicle was found
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approximately two weeks after the car chase two weeks after these two individuals go missing there's no signs
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of blood in the vehicle no signs that anybody was injured or killed in a vehicle accident and then to top that
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off we know for a fact that Cole and Molly were calling people that night and we know this based off of
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their phone records right those phone records were pulled by investigators they determined that those phones were
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in use throughout the entirety of that night and we have people that spoke multiple
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different people that spoke to Molly and Colt after they both say the vehicle was
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dead so that one seems pretty easy to move on from but let me throw a little shade at
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law enforcement there's a high speed chase you know who it was the people that he was with have
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been reported missing and it takes you two weeks to find the vehicle shame on you again that goes
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back to how much were they really looking for because love county has jurisdiction here and it's not their
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problem as the sheriff stated it's not his problem yeah a lot of people have different theories
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on why both of the phones may have died or were turned off at the same time think about just that statement
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if they are turned off around the same time well there's a big clue that something terrible happened right these
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two people who are calling multiple people for help time and time again throughout that night are not just going
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to go you know what would be a good idea right now let's both turn off our phones
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yeah that doesn't seem like a good thing so if we don't know because those phones
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have never been recovered if they were shut off or if they died or what happened to those phones
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there is a thought in a theory and maybe this stems from what the sheriff said at the Genesis of this case
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that Molly is a runaway and so there are some theories out there that the two of them decided to run away
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together again it would seem very strange that for hours that night they're calling
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people saying that they need help bring water I've broken my leg right uh it wouldn't be the most it wouldn't be
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completely out of the realm of possibility but it seems incredibly unlikely that they would go to those
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lengths to kind of stage an opportunity for the two of them to walk away and walk away from what right they neither
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of them really have to their [ __ ] together we know that colt is trying to he's on again and off again clean
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and we know that Molly is trying to be helped by her family and who knows this could have just been
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a phase for Molly right it could have been a phase for her something that she may have grown out of or with a little
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bit of help or the right guidance been able to move on from so it doesn't stand to reason to me to
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show a lot of evidence that they had a lot of things to walk away from that they're just going to go right off into
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the sunset and start up this beautiful life together they don't even have a vehicle
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they don't have money they have no means or resources of leaving and starting a new life well not
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to mention if that information on the call is correct we have one individual with broken leg correct one Theory and
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this is one of the more scary ones and this actually comes from a tip that was called in
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once the two were missing and I haven't reported that the tip came in in July so
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this could be within days of them going missing or a few weeks because they went
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missing in the early part of July but the tip comes in saying that Molly was being held against her will and was tied
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to a tree this vehicle or sorry the tree somewhere along Long Hollow Road down in
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the woods and this one is this tip unfortunately is a tip that has led to a lot of
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emotional turmoil for her family obvious for obvious reasons that something happened to Colt but this tip
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only specifically references Molly being held against her will and may have been
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tied to a tree at one point and again Long Hollow Road all all signs keep pointing to Long
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Hollow Road into the nip property again it doesn't make a lot of sense you have two people missing and it takes you two
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weeks to find a vehicle and how quickly were these rumors about her being chained to a tree when you hear those
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rumors in your law enforcement you have the nerve to say it's not your problem so the vehicle thing here's one thing I
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have to wonder and I don't have confirmation of this but as we said Khan had borrowed that vehicle it was his
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girlfriend's vehicle right so what we do know happens is that she files a stolen
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vehicle Report the morning after this car chase this may have started a domino effect
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that led to finding that vehicle because she files a stolen stolen vehicle Report also files an insurance
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claim well you know that eighteen thousand dollars of damage is done to the vehicle so she wants the insurance
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company to pay for it it wasn't in her possession at the time I guess not her problem right uh but
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other things not people's problems she she well she ends up getting charged with file filing a false a fraudulent
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Insurance claim because she let her boyfriend borrow the vehicle it was not stolen but again she probably thought
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she'd just get away with it because he's connected to the law enforcement and they're not doing [ __ ] about [ __ ] and
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then unfortunately Captain there are dozens and dozens and dozens of theories that all are roughly about the same
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meaning but they have different detailed information to them so a lot of these theories are based around
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the idea that the two of them were killed out there that night or later um and then where the variance comes
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into play is where their remains are or how they were killed or why they were killed but
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rather than go through every single one of those in detail I think we can kind of sum them all up here with this
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statement that there's the theory that they were killed at some point for reasons undetermined
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and that their body locations The Remains are in places unknown Parts Unknown right and to be clear here
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though with these theories they all involve different people as being responsible for the murders
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or why the murders would be committed in the first place now of those people that
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are referenced in these different theories we do have of course James Khan nip who seems like an obvious
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person to suspect people in the nip family the sheriff is referenced in some of these theories as either having
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involvement or knowledge of the murders and possibly where the bodies are we have again I can't I can't go into it
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enough that it's the nip family but there there are certain people named in this that are in the nip family as
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possibly being involved either with or without Khan in committing the murders now as far as why they were killed there
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is well maybe they saw something they shouldn't have or we're covering something up or this is due to a prior
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beef between Colt and Khan uh or that there's a drug operation there I mean there's endless reasons why or
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possibilities as to why and then when it comes down to well where would the remains be
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if this in fact is true that murder is what we were actually talking about here well that kind of runs the gamut as well
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because we have things as simple as well the bodies must be on the knit property
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because that would make a whole lot of sense the bodies are in a nearby lake Moxley
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lake is actually referenced in these theories which is very close to the knit property
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uh but we also have as far as Texas that the bodies are are somewhere in Texas and that would stand and make some sense
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too because if you want to cover something up if you want to try to hide a crime and
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you you go outside of yours your county line is not a bad idea but also going out
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across state line is not a bad idea either and we know that love county is right there on the
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border right so Texas would make a whole lot of sense if you are trying to dispose of conceal and hide something
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that you do not want anyone else to find but again law enforcement in this family
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why wouldn't they do everything in their power to search for these individuals we have
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scent dogs they could have used they could use cadaver dogs why wasn't this done
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so one of the strangest theories or the perpetrator of this theory that I find to be incredibly strange
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and I want to bring it up here now so we can move on from it one of the theories is that yes they
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were killed out there and their bodies disposed of but the perpetrator the murderer is
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Colt's brother Jesse and the reason why this Theory comes about is that it's it's either rumor or
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maybe it's fact I've not talked to anybody that says that they heard this happen
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but it said that on at least one occasion Jesse threatened his brother uh with a knife or threatened to stab
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him at some point um we do know that they did not get together they did not get along very
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well uh but but here's the problem I have with that theory Jesse is not one of the names mentioned
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of anybody that that colt called that night so it's very difficult for me to try to
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wrap my head around the idea that they're in a vehicle with con nip they end this police chase on Khan's family's
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property they're trapped out in the middle of nowhere he's got a broken leg they're calling everybody else other
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than Jesse for help and that so what happens Jesse magically shows up he's the only one that finds him and
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decides to kill them right and and their and their bodies have never been found so that does not
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make a whole lot of sense to me I think there are people that have already been named in this story that make a whole
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lot more sense as to what very likely happened in the situation I have to remember that Molly is connected to this
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family she she's known her family has known the knit family for a very long time in fact reported that it would be
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probably the entirety of Molly's life one of the things I think is so fascinating with this case is that the
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timeline is it's very long it's very extensive and like we said we from that day from the the
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from the day that they were a part of that police chase nobody has spoken to or seen Molly or
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cult but we have a very interesting 9-1-1 call that happens I believe eight months
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after they go missing yes and this will give this will add some weight to that theory that maybe they were killed and
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disposed of in Moxley Lake that there that one or both bodies may be in that body of water
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so this 9-1-1 call comes in eight months after the two go missing the call is from a man's phone and his name is Colby
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Barrick okay well he is Khan's uncle and it's believed by the person by the emergency Personnel
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that received the call that this was an accidental phone call that it was a pocket dial 2911 right and it's recorded
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so Colby Barrack's phone calls 9-1-1 and the the person that here's the call picks up
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is it you know hello what's your emergency but there's nobody talking to emergency personnel
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they just hear talking because again it's it's a likely a pocket dial right so the emergency
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Personnel operator says that look from the sounds of it this sounds like somebody describing how
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Molly and Colt were allegedly murdered so from the from the recording and uh for obvious reasons I'm going to
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choose to use some other words here but I'll give it to you verbatim you'll be able to you'll be able to figure it out
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uh the words I'm changing so what can be heard is it says that someone's talking
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when the phone picks up and you can hear the person saying you know you're effing mad you know you're
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effing tired everything what [ __ ] yes um I'm not supposed to guess oh I thought you wanted me to guess the
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word I was talking to the list I was just joking you know you're effing mad you know you're effing tired effing
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Moxley Lake a buck knife Molly Miller they shot him in the mouth right there I can put my finger all the way through it
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now it's been said that this is in the voice of Barrick of Colby Barrick it's coming from his phone right and I know
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that this sounds like they're not complete sentences this is just what people say they can make out
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in in the Rants and Raves and the conversation that's going on that they can hear
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so where the parts are that don't make sense and where it sounds a little choppy there there's other words being
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spoken that they just cannot figure out what what's being said it's muffled right
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so the operator says they hear Kobe Barracks saying Colby Barracks saying you know you're effing mad you know
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you're effing tired effing Moxley Lake references a knife references a shot to the mouth yeah and the operator says
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that they also heard splashing water splashing and a gunshot or two gunshots and then
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the phone it the line disconnects so the operator then runs to sheriff Russell and says hey there's this pocket
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dial 9-1-1 call that just came in they're talking about I believe they're talking about Molly Miller and Colt
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Haynes who are missing and it sounds like they're talking about one or both of them being murdered
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and something about water yeah being thrown into the lake or a pond and what's weird here and this is
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recorded as well Joe Russell says Oh you mean Moxley Lake it he doesn't need a whole lot of more
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information to know exactly the area that the caller may have been referencing right and what's interesting
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about that though too is later so this call is pinged right because it comes into 9-1-1
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and they determine that the general area where this phone call came from was a pond that is just North of Long Hollow
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Road on Oswalt Road and so the phone ping confirms that not only is this caller talking about
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Moxley Lake but the phone calls coming from an area very near Moxley Lake [Music]
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[Music] all right well we are back again one of the most frustrating cases and and it never never ceases to amaze
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me I guess that uh We've almost 700 episodes and then we find a crazy case like this where it's why
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isn't this case been talked about more often well you get you get a poor drug area an area that is just overrun with
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drugs and a small population and it only takes a few bad apples to create a very bad situation
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and what I think we have here Captain is just that in in that bad situation in my
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opinion my humble garage opinion started at the top with with the sheriff and think about the sheriff very few people
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can can take the sheriff out of office it's very limited who can remove a Sheriff from office
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so in some sense the sheriff in a lot of ways is the king of the county he's one of the top dogs
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but in this situation with Sheriff Joe Russell he is the definition of the fox guarding
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the hen house and we know this because later he would eventually be removed as Sheriff and charged
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they bring him up on criminal charges now unfortunately he gets a sweetheart deal
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uh I don't I wouldn't even call it a slap on the wrist because he he gets no jail time
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he gets unsupervised probation which I feel like most of us are all on unsupervised probation isn't that what
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life is just just 70 years of unsupervised probation I need to be supervised uh and he pays but here's
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where he does pay the piper Captain he gets a 370 dollar fine he had to pay 370 dollars for his
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misdeeds well what were his misdeeds so uh this is a pretty lengthy story uh he gets charged with four different charges
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he and look we know he's guilty because the court found him guilty because he pled
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no contest he basically says yeah you caught me I don't really have a good defense here
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um I will plead no contest in trade for this sweetheart deal it's four charges I'm a little confused here I'll be
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perfectly clear with you because it sounds to me like maybe one or two of the charges he actually pled guilty to
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um but we get a very summarized version of the report of of those Court hearings
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what happened is this living in Sheriff Joe Russell's home is his son and his son is involved in a meth drug
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operation in fact his son has a girlfriend a woman living there at the sheriff's house with
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him there's drugs in that home that the sheriff lives in and the woman that's living there with
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them is a fugitive she has warrants out for her arrest in multiple counties including love County
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she's living in love County Sheriff's home so not hard to find her what happens is this woman who later
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gets arrested after she's arrested she tells police look I lived in this home and everybody
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knew that she was living there like a lot a lot of people knew that she was living there she she told people that I
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was reminded regularly by the sheriff of what a safe haven is that if I leave his son
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if I leave this home I'll be arrested on those warrants that are outstanding on me
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what happens she leaves the Sun goes and Shacks up with another guy guess what happens
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knock knock on the door she's arrested all right Sheriff Joe Russell serves the warrant
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on her arrest her and arrest the man she's living with because he's harboring a fugitive right you can't make this
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stuff up right it's like uh okay well you should have done that with your son so later it's proven that his son is
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involved in a drug operation and that one of two things one of a couple things happened this this is the gray areas
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either Sheriff Joe Russell was involved in this drug operation that was going on
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in his home that his home was involved in or he turned a blind eye to it or was aware of it and may have just
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covered it up you know the the there's no way the sheriff didn't know that this drug
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operation is going on inside his home or involves his home and part of that story involves con nip
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his relative that his son the sheriff's son and their relative con nip were all involved in
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trafficking methamphetamine and we again the son the sheriff's son ends up being charged and convicted
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later Khan nip would be charged on several charges but one of the charges includes
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it's stemming from that police chase on the night that colt Haynes and Molly Miller go missing because
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everybody knows that he that he gave Chase to the police everybody knows he was involved in that
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he's not charged with this until the sheriff becomes in trouble until the sheriff is
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he was actually suspended with pay for a while but once the sheriff is suspended
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now Khan nip can face charges on crimes that he's committed while his relative was the sheriff right
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so this this whole thing is called coming crumbling down around the nip family and Sheriff Joe Russell
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Colby Barrick who we've already referenced he's the one that did the butt dial to 9-1-1 making incriminating
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statements about what may have happened to Molly Miller uh in 2018 he was arrested on unrelated
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Firearms charges and sentenced to 46 months in prison while in custody he allegedly told law
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enforcement that Molly Miller and Colt haynes's bodies are in a pond are located in a pond now some people have
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taken that to mean Moxley Lake to be perfectly clear Moxley lake is not on that nip family property right
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there is a pond on the nip family property so I don't know based off of those statements again those are alleged
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statements I can't say 100 that they are true but what I can why isn't this being searched
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the knit family will not allow law enforcement to search their their very large property that's the short of it so
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what we have here Captain is a couple of problems over the years thankfully people that care agencies that care have
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gotten involved but they've run into a lot of speed bumps and roadblocks along the way so Oklahoma State Bureau of
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Investigation OSBI got involved in this case years after the two go missing they
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investigate and based off of everything they find they they have changed this to
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from a missing person's case to a homicide case they're saying their investigation has
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led them to believe that Molly Miller has been killed and very likely Colt Haynes has been killed as well these are
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homicides not missing people the FBI has been involved a little bit maybe at an arm's length it's very
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difficult for me to to say it seems like they very recently got involved which tells me that this case is still very
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active from a investigation standpoint and that it's finally truly being investigated the major roadblock is that
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they've not been able to search the nip property they've searched areas near there
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anytime you know the rumors come up that the bodies could be here or there they search where they're able
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to but they've not been able to search the nip property without a search warrant
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the roadblock seems to be that the D.A will not sign off on a search warrant request for that property
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and the nips ain't letting anybody in there which makes no sense because of that that butt dial 9-1-1 call you would
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think that would be all the evidence you need to open up a search of that property so let me tell you how this
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case gets solved there's three ways that you could solve this case number one would be remains
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or the the remains of both or or one of these individuals to be recovered why because if we have one or two sets of
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remains that are recovered and it's Colt Haynes and Miller Molly Miller this will confirm someone's story
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right there's all these people out there that have reported things to law enforcement over the years I heard this
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I heard that my cousin told me this my friend witnessed this and told me this what will happen is when you find those
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bodies there will be evidence as well and now we will know for certain it's a homicide case and there will be evidence
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that will very likely confirm someone's story out there and now you have a direct lead
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on a story that should lead you to your perpetrator or perpetrators the other way is to summons a grand jury
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hearing this is if no remains are found we can get some evidence or at least in the
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form of many different people telling many different stories on the stand testifying in front of a grand jury
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about what they have heard or what they may have witnessed themselves or conversations they had that night with
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Colt or Molly or Khan and Khan's family this would be considered evidence and could lead you to other people that have
00:36:33
additional information and with some of these people being locked up so unfortunately Khan from my
00:36:42
understanding has served his time and he's out now uh I'm uncertain on Kobe Barrick if he's
00:36:48
been released yet I don't believe he has but with some of these people being locked up maybe some people that may
00:36:54
have once been scared to talk are not so scared anymore or at the very least with
00:36:59
the sheriff not being in power anymore maybe they feel free to tell us what they've seen or what they heard
00:37:07
the other way would be in my opinion Captain a new D.A because it was the D.A that would not
00:37:12
sign off on the search warrant request and this is a search warrant that should have been requested and should have been
00:37:20
granted in my humble opinion and yeah it seems like a no-brainer there's some pretty powerful statements in
00:37:27
information and evidence in this search warrant request that I think will have people scratching
00:37:35
their heads going why was this search warrant not granted and the nip property searched
00:37:43
because we could have all of our answers if they searched that property especially if they find something well
00:37:50
what is that information that's in the search warrant request okay so the request here Captain is that that large
00:37:57
property the nip family property uh please grant us a search warrant for that property and you know
00:38:04
that they have to list what it is that they are looking for right well the property to be seized in this situation
00:38:11
is we have an officer stating that they believe that in the nip family property the
00:38:20
human remains of cult Haynes and Molly Miller will be found there and it's a deputy with love County
00:38:30
Sheriff's Office that filed this with the D.A an attempt to get a search warrant for this property and some of
00:38:39
the facts supporting a probable cause to search this property are as follows the document States July 7th 2013 and
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approximately 22-46 hours Wilson Oklahoma police officers Richard parsley and Brandon
00:38:57
Dingman began a vehicle Pursuit with a 2012 Honda Accord that goes on to give the license plate that's not necessary
00:39:05
for our story The Pursuit continued South in Carter County and entered love County Law Enforcement lost contact with
00:39:12
the vehicle on Long Hollow Road in love County Wilson Police lost sight of the vehicle however the vehicle was located
00:39:19
again by a love County Sheriff's unit but contact was lost again on Long Hollow Road so they're giving us a very
00:39:26
brief description of that car chase now the reason why we've got to for the sake
00:39:34
of getting this document getting the search warrant we've got to put the two people we're looking for on that
00:39:41
property this document does this that's why I don't understand why it wasn't signed off on
00:39:46
the first statement it says stormy McPeak will testify that she overheard the Pursuits start while monitoring the
00:39:54
scanner old stormy and she communicated to another individual and confirmed that
00:40:00
colt and Khan were in the that vehicle together Josh Davis can testify that Molly Miller
00:40:07
and Colt Haynes were at his residence on that night he observed a Honda Accord arrive at his as his residence Colt
00:40:14
Haynes entered the residence and was there to pick up Molly Miller he watched Haynes get into the front
00:40:22
passenger seat Molly get into the rear passenger seat this was about 15 minutes before receiving the text from stormy
00:40:31
saying that there's a police chase going on so that puts those two in that vehicle
00:40:36
two different people putting the our victims in that vehicle that night we have another person Jessica Williams
00:40:43
can testify that she knew Molly and Colt were passengers in the pursuit of that vehicle and that both Miller and Haynes
00:40:51
stated that Khan nip was the driver Daniel Eppley can testify that he received a call from Molly Miller in the
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early morning hours of Sunday July 8th reporting that she and Colt Haynes were lost in the woods at an unknown location
00:41:04
after being involved in a police chase in which cotton nip was the driver Epley goes on to say that they attempted
00:41:12
to locate them but could not find a positive location here we go captain four people
00:41:20
Rob Nichols Devin Johnson Colby Turner Benita long drove out to Long Hollow and Pike roads
00:41:27
to find Haynes after his desperate pleas for water and assistance when they could
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not locate Haynes Cole Haynes advised them to travel to Khan nip's grandfather's
00:41:40
residence located on Long Hollow Road in ascon where he left the two of them Colt said quote that [ __ ] knows
00:41:49
where we are at the four drove to that location and end an encountered Khan and his Aunt
00:41:56
Jennifer knip there on the front porch of the residents Khan walked out to the fence
00:42:02
that separates the driveway from the front porch and we have Nichols who had an active
00:42:09
phone call with Colt Haynes Nichols is on the phone with Colt Haynes while Colt Haynes is lost in the middle of the
00:42:16
woods with Molly Miller right he's standing directly in front of Khan nip Colt is demanding to talk to Khan nip
00:42:25
because Khan is telling them yeah I don't know where they are I don't know what they're talking about
00:42:30
I don't know I don't know what's going on this young man hands the phone to con nip
00:42:38
con nip walks away the people there the four people we just mentioned can hear Colt Haynes screaming
00:42:47
at Khan on that phone as he's walking away with that phone Khan attempts to act as if he knows
00:42:54
nothing Haynes is screaming for con for Khan to give back the phone to his friend
00:43:03
Khan hands the phone back to this young man and this is what he says to those four
00:43:09
people that were out there looking for Colt Haynes and Molly Miller quote do you remember where the Mustang
00:43:16
was they are close to that end quote remember we talked about that Ford Mustang a silver Ford Mustang that Khan had
00:43:25
driven months prior right and abandoned on the knit property I guess this is close to the same area
00:43:34
that he says that he left them so he's saying all night I don't know what you're talking about I wasn't with them
00:43:40
but then after that phone call emits to it says you remember where that Mustang was that's where they're at and hands
00:43:48
back the phone I mean this guy is a psychopath to top that off we know that the Oklahoma
00:43:54
Highway Patrol obtained a court order for phone records for con nip Molly Miller and Colt Haynes and using
00:44:02
Cellular Tower information from those phones and activities on that on those phones that night they can put the three
00:44:11
of them together at all times relevant to uh to that police chase the three phones were all in love County
00:44:21
together at times after the vehicle was lost by love County deputies on Long Hollow Road right
00:44:29
Molly Miller and Colt Haynes both called numerous people who were interviewed that night
00:44:38
trying to get help saying that Khan nip had abandoned them and abandoned the vehicle and that the
00:44:44
two of them were both lost in the woods and Colt was in a creek lying in a creek
00:44:47
because he had broke his leg well and I think these friends of theirs the ones that they called The Night of the
00:44:54
high-speed chase the night of them gone missing are some of the best eyewitnesses that we have yes and
00:45:06
and for them to then go to the police and say well he he first tells us Khan first tells us I don't know what you're
00:45:13
talking about and then later says well this is where you can find them again why law enforcement didn't do
00:45:22
anything and and we we have to be clear there's two counties the one County that you call you go well
00:45:34
the the the the sheriff the says it's not my problem well it's not your problem because you're connected to the
00:45:40
individual and you probably actually know how they went missing and if you actually investigate it well
00:45:47
maybe your whole family goes to jail but the other County why aren't they knocking on doors
00:45:56
well that's the problem so that the town of Wilson their Police Department as well as Carter County
00:46:03
they're really limited if if in fact these two individuals were killed in in concealed right in love County
00:46:14
these other agencies are limited based off of jurisdiction as to what they can do
00:46:23
if if the two individuals were killed in in the town of Wilson and concealed there
00:46:29
or killed in the county of Carter and concealed there these and these agencies would be able to fully
00:46:36
investigate this again where the roadblock lies and where where the biggest problem with
00:46:45
this case is that where I think that these bodies are is protected by this family's property
00:46:54
line you're not allowed to come onto this property and you're not allowed to search this property
00:47:01
and if that's in fact where they've been concealed all this time we're never going to get any answers
00:47:08
until that property is searched and that's why I pointed out that the three ways to get that property to be searched
00:47:15
would be grand jury hearings or new D.A because remember the D.A would not sign off on
00:47:22
the search warrant I went through the problem the the information and the evidence that the that law enforcement
00:47:28
is stating here's why we we have probable cause to search this this area right and the D.A goes not not good
00:47:36
enough come back with something more well you have two people that have not been seen in 10 years and everything
00:47:42
points to the last time that they were breathing and talking to other people that they
00:47:48
were on this family's property look this does not seem like a difficult case no but at all there are people out
00:47:58
there that that shame on them there are people out there bad people that have made this a very difficult case
00:48:09
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