Dave Mack

Here is the nutshell, gang, and this is what we're going to break down for you.

Three males are charged with killing Matthew Wissman.

Now, Matthew was a man of, he's 25, 24 rather, and he did graduate from high school in 2018.

Matthew Wissman grew up to be a wonderful young man, very trusting.

He trusted his cousins because they were his cousins.

And even though they were mean to him.

And when I say mean, I'm not just talking, Joe, about they played jokes on him and pranks on him.

I'm talking about they were abusive towards him physically, verbally, in any other way they possibly could.

These cousins, Alexander Wissman, 18, and Jeremy Absher, 26, they're half brothers and first cousins of Matthew Wissman, the victim.

The third man is a person named Stephen Gaddis.

Stephen Gaddis is 28, and he is not related to any of the other three.

But Matthew Wissman went missing in April, Joe, but was not reported missing until July.

That's part of the problem right off the bat.

The other part of the problem is that during that time between April and July, there were a lot of stories being told about where he was.

You know, where did Matthew go?

Well, you know, he checked into the Water Street Rescue Mission in Lancaster.

We're up in Pennsylvania, by the way, along the Pennsylvania-Maryland border a lot of the time, southern Pennsylvania.

Someone dropped him off at a rehab facility in Philadelphia was another one.

And then there was the third one.

This third rumor that was circulating around was somebody jumped him and threw him off a cliff.