Chuck Bryan

There's this other guy.

Over the years, she has ended up finding 15 German expatriates in Bulgaria.

Some were addicts.

Some were mentally ill.

Some were actually reunited with their families.

Some didn't want to be reunited.

But she found all these people.

So like every time that happened, it gave her hope that even though the chances, you know, with a case like this is if you don't,

find this person within the first few days or the first week.

It's like very slim to no chance.

All of these things gave her hope that if she just kept at it, that she might eventually find her son.

Yeah, I was really surprised to see that there was a stat in here that said that something like only 3% of missing persons cases aren't resolved within the first year in Germany.

Yeah.

Not even in Germany, but among German citizens.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I thought it would be a lot higher than that, but that's actually not bad as far as I can tell.

Yeah.

So, yeah, one of those people, by the way, who was found that was thought to be – there's like a whole thing where people are following this case, and any time something ends up on the internet, it ends up being passed along to Sandra Matonk.

Who will basically post on her Instagram like, hey, this was sent from this town.