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During police's continued canvassing efforts, they discovered that no one appeared to have seen the boys after 1 p.m.

on the day that they went missing.

Though there was one kid who tried to see them, but was stopped by Carl.

Lieutenant Locklear said there's another entry in the police file, too.

One that says Carl told the neighbor boy that both Terry and Alan were being punished.

Why there are two different anecdotes isn't clear, but the timing of the visit does seem to be consistent.

Lieutenant Locklear told us that it appears the kid came by at around 3.30 or 4 p.m.

which would have been right around the time or right before Carl says that he's taking the boys to the movies.

So this could line up with Carl's story, but if that account is correct and the boys were indeed being punished, why would Carl be taking them to a double feature?

Then there was another oddity involving the red station wagon that Carl borrowed.

Instead of just parking it in the driveway like a normal person would, he parked it about two blocks away.

His excuse for this made even less sense.

He told police something about wanting to borrow the car Margie had.

Lieutenant Locklear thinks that Carl hoped Margie was going to be at the house that day.

Keeping the car down the block would avoid tipping her off that he was there, and it would also avoid her seeing anything he might have been keeping in the car, which, if some neighborhood kids were to be believed, might have set off alarm bells for Margie.

Lieutenant Locklear said that police did eventually search the car Carl borrowed that day, and they found nothing.

No shovels, no blood, no sign of Terry and Alan.