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I mean, Daryl Jr.

would give Bubba rides to and from Allie's house all the time, so she should have had his number.

And it sounds like she did have his number because when Madison talked to Allie, she said she thought that she did call him early on.

But Daryl Jr.

insists that's wrong.

And spoiler alert, that won't be the last thing that these two disagree on.

Now, Daryl Jr.

powers through the nine-hour drive.

He doesn't stop at a hotel or anything, just goes straight to the campsite and gets there at like two o'clock in the morning on Sunday.

And he said that it was downright eerie there in the desert because he rolled up and he said the tents were gone.

The cars were gone.

The people who were with Bubba during his last confirmed hours, he says he doesn't see them anywhere.

And standing there, staring out into the darkness, it hits him.

The people who last saw Bubba aren't there to answer his questions.

And he gets this sinking fear that he might never know what happened to his dad.

Now, if you ask Allie and Roxanne, like we did, they say that they would have still been there at 2 a.m., that they didn't leave the campsite until later on Sunday afternoon.

But it's hard for me to imagine how Daryl Jr.

could have missed them.

Either way, no one disputes that they were definitely gone by midday Sunday, just one day after their good family friend was reported missing.

And the excuse Daryl Jr.