Charlene Parze

You know, so I was thinking, oh, maybe she overslept, you know, but she wasn't there when I was there twice, you know, and then I just had a friend go over there again. She's still not there. He even checked the backyard and the pool and everywhere and she's still not there. And I've reached out to friends and no one has heard from her.

You know, so I was thinking, oh, maybe she overslept, you know, but she wasn't there when I was there twice, you know, and then I just had a friend go over there again. She's still not there. He even checked the backyard and the pool and everywhere and she's still not there. And I've reached out to friends and no one has heard from her.

John, John. John, okay. I called Verizon to see if there was any way I could get onto her phone. Because I think I know four of the numbers. She told me what the password was at one time, and I can't remember what it was.

John, John. John, okay. I called Verizon to see if there was any way I could get onto her phone. Because I think I know four of the numbers. She told me what the password was at one time, and I can't remember what it was.

John, John. John, okay. I called Verizon to see if there was any way I could get onto her phone. Because I think I know four of the numbers. She told me what the password was at one time, and I can't remember what it was.

But I couldn't get on. I called Verizon. They said the only thing you could do is do a factory reset, but that would delete a whole thing. But the funny thing is, like, if this guy John slept over last night and, like, she was getting ready for work, like, why would her phone be on the side of the couch? Right. Okay. Okay. instead of, like, in the bedroom where she gets ready.

But I couldn't get on. I called Verizon. They said the only thing you could do is do a factory reset, but that would delete a whole thing. But the funny thing is, like, if this guy John slept over last night and, like, she was getting ready for work, like, why would her phone be on the side of the couch? Right. Okay. Okay. instead of, like, in the bedroom where she gets ready.

But I couldn't get on. I called Verizon. They said the only thing you could do is do a factory reset, but that would delete a whole thing. But the funny thing is, like, if this guy John slept over last night and, like, she was getting ready for work, like, why would her phone be on the side of the couch? Right. Okay. Okay. instead of, like, in the bedroom where she gets ready.

She would only be sitting there if she was, like, sitting watching TV. Right. Yeah, I mean, so I don't, you know, whether he's just saying, like, he really slept over and has, you know, saw her this morning. Yeah, I don't know. Okay.

She would only be sitting there if she was, like, sitting watching TV. Right. Yeah, I mean, so I don't, you know, whether he's just saying, like, he really slept over and has, you know, saw her this morning. Yeah, I don't know. Okay.

She would only be sitting there if she was, like, sitting watching TV. Right. Yeah, I mean, so I don't, you know, whether he's just saying, like, he really slept over and has, you know, saw her this morning. Yeah, I don't know. Okay.

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I have four girls. You know, she's my oldest, and I even had, like, Other people try and text her stuff, but obviously she didn't have her phone. She doesn't take her phone. She takes her phone everywhere, everywhere, you know. Right. And her car is there. All right, I'm going to go lock the doors upstairs so that they don't bark. Okay. All right, thank you.

I have four girls. You know, she's my oldest, and I even had, like, Other people try and text her stuff, but obviously she didn't have her phone. She doesn't take her phone. She takes her phone everywhere, everywhere, you know. Right. And her car is there. All right, I'm going to go lock the doors upstairs so that they don't bark. Okay. All right, thank you.

I have four girls. You know, she's my oldest, and I even had, like, Other people try and text her stuff, but obviously she didn't have her phone. She doesn't take her phone. She takes her phone everywhere, everywhere, you know. Right. And her car is there. All right, I'm going to go lock the doors upstairs so that they don't bark. Okay. All right, thank you.