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Clint says he did not hear screams, just Rascal's barking. And Rascal kept barking.

Clint says he did not hear screams, just Rascal's barking. And Rascal kept barking.

Clint says he did not hear screams, just Rascal's barking. And Rascal kept barking.

groggy and disoriented from being woken up earlier than he expected. Clint says he walked from his bedroom on one end of the house to the living room at the other end where Rascal was barking. He looked out the windows to the front of the house and didn't see anyone. Then he walked to the back of the house and didn't see anyone there either.

groggy and disoriented from being woken up earlier than he expected. Clint says he walked from his bedroom on one end of the house to the living room at the other end where Rascal was barking. He looked out the windows to the front of the house and didn't see anyone. Then he walked to the back of the house and didn't see anyone there either.

groggy and disoriented from being woken up earlier than he expected. Clint says he walked from his bedroom on one end of the house to the living room at the other end where Rascal was barking. He looked out the windows to the front of the house and didn't see anyone. Then he walked to the back of the house and didn't see anyone there either.

But he did see Holly's black Mustang was still in the carport, which was strange. She should have left for school already. He called and texted his mom to ask why Holly's car would still be there, but didn't get a response right away. What he didn't know was that his mother didn't have her phone on her. She was at school and had just been told that the neighbor heard screams.

But he did see Holly's black Mustang was still in the carport, which was strange. She should have left for school already. He called and texted his mom to ask why Holly's car would still be there, but didn't get a response right away. What he didn't know was that his mother didn't have her phone on her. She was at school and had just been told that the neighbor heard screams.

But he did see Holly's black Mustang was still in the carport, which was strange. She should have left for school already. He called and texted his mom to ask why Holly's car would still be there, but didn't get a response right away. What he didn't know was that his mother didn't have her phone on her. She was at school and had just been told that the neighbor heard screams.

Clint says he went to a different window to see the carport more clearly. He still didn't see anyone, but he says he heard people talking.

Clint says he went to a different window to see the carport more clearly. He still didn't see anyone, but he says he heard people talking.

Clint says he went to a different window to see the carport more clearly. He still didn't see anyone, but he says he heard people talking.

He says he believed he heard the voices of Holly and her boyfriend, Drew. That's when his mom called him back and confirmed Holly did have school and that nobody should be coming to pick her up. Clint says he then told his mom that Holly and Drew were outside.

He says he believed he heard the voices of Holly and her boyfriend, Drew. That's when his mom called him back and confirmed Holly did have school and that nobody should be coming to pick her up. Clint says he then told his mom that Holly and Drew were outside.

He says he believed he heard the voices of Holly and her boyfriend, Drew. That's when his mom called him back and confirmed Holly did have school and that nobody should be coming to pick her up. Clint says he then told his mom that Holly and Drew were outside.

His mom said it couldn't be Drew outside, but didn't explain how she knew that before she hung up. So Clint kept thinking the man in camouflage was Drew. But minutes later, his mom called Clint again and reiterated that man was not Drew.

His mom said it couldn't be Drew outside, but didn't explain how she knew that before she hung up. So Clint kept thinking the man in camouflage was Drew. But minutes later, his mom called Clint again and reiterated that man was not Drew.

His mom said it couldn't be Drew outside, but didn't explain how she knew that before she hung up. So Clint kept thinking the man in camouflage was Drew. But minutes later, his mom called Clint again and reiterated that man was not Drew.

Clint got a .38 Colt revolver and went from the window to the back door. That's when he says he saw Holly and the man in camouflage walking into the woods behind the house. He says Holly was walking on her own and did not appear to be hurt.

Clint got a .38 Colt revolver and went from the window to the back door. That's when he says he saw Holly and the man in camouflage walking into the woods behind the house. He says Holly was walking on her own and did not appear to be hurt.