Brit Prawat

I know.

Like, no one seems to be doing much outside of just thinking he's kind of sus.

And they're basically like, well, we hope we find her or her car or someone confesses and we'll just let you know if that happens.

Yeah.

And have they done any actual searches for her or the car?

I mean, the past 10 years, like I know the family did.

But what about the actual detectives on the case?

Which, like, sure, too bad they didn't look in the garage right after she disappeared.

They waited, like, what, a decade for that to actually happen?

He lived there.

It does feel like he's a little all over the map though.

Like he said earlier in the interview that he doesn't believe that she just walked off, that she had to have encountered some kind of situation that she just couldn't get herself out of.

But then he talks about her like maybe coming back someday, even if that's like some slim possibility.

Yeah.

So they take these devices.

What were they looking for on them?

Because I assume that like they weren't the same phones or computers they had in 97.

Listen, I'm not saying the police are wrong about their theory, but I genuinely still don't know what I think.

But I fully get why the kids would be frustrated with them.

Like this whole scenario that's unfolding feels really frustrated and pointed and not backed by much.