Ex-boyfriend

You have crime in this area, but you don't have missing adults too often. We have people that run away, but they're always found. But this one, she just fell off the face of the earth.

She never called you back once to say, hey, I'm OK, or don't worry about me or anything like that? No.

I had heard it over the police scanners. It was very strange.

And would you state your name, please?

And your birthday, Heather?

Okay, Heather, we just need to ask you a few things here.

I think the police were like, well, they had Heather at the house, then what else do they know?

My mom, she's like, oh my God, did you do this? I'm like, Mom, no, I didn't do it.

Right. Oh, my God. Bonnie called and said that she's going to come get me tomorrow, that I have to pack my stuff up, and I don't know what I'm going to do.

She never said, can I come stay? Just to be honest about it, I'm the one who said, hey, this is a bunch of crap. Why don't we just go? She can stay with us. OK. I'm the one that said that.

I mean, no, there's no way that my fingerprints are on that car door or my DNA is on that car door. There just is no way.

I don't see how. There's no way my fingerprints are all over the door of that car. They are.

I mean, I'm not going to talk to you. I, you know, call my attorney, please.

All right, gentlemen. Thank you.

Everything good over the past ten months between you two? Yeah. There were any arguments or fights or plastics?

Have you heard anything from her at all since then? Nothing. Nothing.

Has she ever disappeared before?

And you don't know anybody off the top of your head that would have a silver Malibu?

And, sir, for the record, I just need your last name.

McCadam, capital M, small c, capital A, D-A-M-S. And your first turn?

We'd break up, she'd kick me out, and I'd be gone for a week or so, and then I'd be moving back in. I've been down that road. Okay, so then, you know, that would be two or three months, and then I'd be kicked out again, and then back and forth. And then about two months before Gary got out, she kicked me out, and then next thing I know, Gary's living there.

Do you ever drive his truck or a pal or anything like that? Do you ever allow him to borrow it for any reason? No.

Don't even bother asking.

Well, I mean, we're investigating this missing bridge. Right. It could be more than missing. I mean, we could have a big problem. You know, I hope it's nothing.