Andrea Canning

But it's, you know, it's the kind of thing, it's just never in a million years would she have thought, would Molly have thought when she went out for her usual run that something like that could happen. And I think most people would feel the same if they lived in a place like that.

But it's, you know, it's the kind of thing, it's just never in a million years would she have thought, would Molly have thought when she went out for her usual run that something like that could happen. And I think most people would feel the same if they lived in a place like that.

It's interesting when an investigation comes to a town like that, because when you talk about the surveillance video and canvassing neighbors and all that, it's like we knew that was, you know, that was Susie's car and that was Bill's truck. And that was, you know, it's not hard to sort of figure out who owns what vehicles and who lives where and who knew her and who might have seen her.

It's interesting when an investigation comes to a town like that, because when you talk about the surveillance video and canvassing neighbors and all that, it's like we knew that was, you know, that was Susie's car and that was Bill's truck. And that was, you know, it's not hard to sort of figure out who owns what vehicles and who lives where and who knew her and who might have seen her.

And the hairstylist who had seen Molly running, then when they get the small amounts of video they did get, they see the hairstylist van driving on the video, which is exactly what she said. The one thing that was so... interesting was the little teeny tiny snippet of Molly in that video where they said you can even see her ponytail bouncing and it's so short. It's like a second.

And the hairstylist who had seen Molly running, then when they get the small amounts of video they did get, they see the hairstylist van driving on the video, which is exactly what she said. The one thing that was so... interesting was the little teeny tiny snippet of Molly in that video where they said you can even see her ponytail bouncing and it's so short. It's like a second.

And so this goes so far beyond someone's, you know, ring camera. I mean, the way that first of all, OK, let's just talk about one thing. I say this. I sound like a broken record. I learned something new on Dateline every single time I watch. And I say that every time on Talking Dateline because it's true.

And so this goes so far beyond someone's, you know, ring camera. I mean, the way that first of all, OK, let's just talk about one thing. I say this. I sound like a broken record. I learned something new on Dateline every single time I watch. And I say that every time on Talking Dateline because it's true.

In this episode, I didn't realize that, so they don't have Molly's phone, but they have her password. They have her phone number. So they go to, what was it? Was it Walmart? And they buy a new phone?

In this episode, I didn't realize that, so they don't have Molly's phone, but they have her password. They have her phone number. So they go to, what was it? Was it Walmart? And they buy a new phone?

Yes.

Yes.

I didn't know that that was a thing because, you know, usually you hear about, OK, no phone. Well, there's password issues, you know, or whatever, like they can find some things. But I mean, that that was like amazing that they were able to do that.

I didn't know that that was a thing because, you know, usually you hear about, OK, no phone. Well, there's password issues, you know, or whatever, like they can find some things. But I mean, that that was like amazing that they were able to do that.

Thankfully, someone knew it. Right.

Thankfully, someone knew it. Right.

Something else I had never heard of through the FBI was this CAST team, the Cellular Analysis Survey Team, that deals with cell data and information. And I was riveted as you start seeing Molly, you know, you have her running at 10 miles per hour and then then she's suddenly she's going 60 miles per hour and she's going in a whole new direction and she's going 15 miles south of Brooklyn, Iowa.

Something else I had never heard of through the FBI was this CAST team, the Cellular Analysis Survey Team, that deals with cell data and information. And I was riveted as you start seeing Molly, you know, you have her running at 10 miles per hour and then then she's suddenly she's going 60 miles per hour and she's going in a whole new direction and she's going 15 miles south of Brooklyn, Iowa.

And it's bone chilling when you think about this poor girl that she's just out for her casual run. And then you can see on the data that everything suddenly changes.

And it's bone chilling when you think about this poor girl that she's just out for her casual run. And then you can see on the data that everything suddenly changes.