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The teachers, I believe her heart was in the right place as she's trying to help this 17-year-old child.

Bonnie went knocking on doors. It was driving Bonnie nuts because she couldn't find her.

Bonnie went knocking on doors. It was driving Bonnie nuts because she couldn't find her.

Bonnie went knocking on doors. It was driving Bonnie nuts because she couldn't find her.

We think the two events have to be linked some way. Two missing persons from the same house, one a juvenile and one adult, like, you almost have to believe they're related. Like, it's really naive to think they're not.

We think the two events have to be linked some way. Two missing persons from the same house, one a juvenile and one adult, like, you almost have to believe they're related. Like, it's really naive to think they're not.

We think the two events have to be linked some way. Two missing persons from the same house, one a juvenile and one adult, like, you almost have to believe they're related. Like, it's really naive to think they're not.

I felt like Heather had the answers that we needed. We believed she was the key to finding Bonnie.

I felt like Heather had the answers that we needed. We believed she was the key to finding Bonnie.

I felt like Heather had the answers that we needed. We believed she was the key to finding Bonnie.

This is the humble abode.

This is the humble abode.

This is the humble abode.

You don't know your social security number?

You don't know your social security number?

You don't know your social security number?

They got Heather, took her to the police station, and I thought, man, they're going to find out something now.

They got Heather, took her to the police station, and I thought, man, they're going to find out something now.

They got Heather, took her to the police station, and I thought, man, they're going to find out something now.

July 3rd is her 18th birthday, so she's a bona fide adult in the state of Illinois, but she talks more like a, well, I don't want to be insulting, but like a grade school student or a junior high student.