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But now, there is no one left in the Westerfield family pushing for answers here, which is why I think it's so important we don't forget Terry and Alan Westerfield.

DNA is on file for both boys if remains are ever discovered.

Their mother had kept locks of their baby hair, and she also provided a DNA sample for comparison.

Their disappearance remains the Fayetteville Police Department's oldest unsolved case.

But that doesn't mean it's too late for justice, which for Lieutenant Locklear doesn't necessarily mean an arrest.

If you have any information about the disappearance of Terry and Alan Westerfield in September of 1964, please get in touch with Lieutenant Jeff Locklear directly at 910-433-1960.

Or if you'd like to remain anonymous, you can call the Fayetteville-Cumberland County Crime Stoppers at 910-483-TIPS.

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Happy Friday, crime junkies.

I feel like someone down at the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office might have listened to our most recent episode, or maybe the timing is just a crazy coincidence.

But a couple of hours ago this Friday, the sheriff's office finally fulfilled our records request and got us the audio from Dave and Laura Sweetman's domestic violence incident.

And I want to do something a little out of the ordinary.

While this episode is still top of mind for everyone, I want to share it with you.

There are three things that you're going to be hearing, and I'm going to pop in between each.

First, I'm going to play for you sound from the body cam footage of a deputy responding to Laura's call that she made to the sheriff's office.

Then I'm going to play you the entire audio file that she turned over to them of the incident that she was reporting.

This is the almost hour and a half long recording she has of her and Dave inside their house when she says he refused to let her leave.

And then I'm going to play you some audio from when the deputy arrested and questioned Dave.

This audio answers so many questions and brings up a million more.