Kaelyn Moore

Jermaine always had her phone and she always answered her grandmother's calls.

I mean, that is one thing that Michael complained about, too, is that she was always on her phone.

But she was a texter backer.

Like she had her phone on her.

She was always texting her friends.

So it's very strange when she doesn't text her family back.

Plus, on top of that, she's very active on social media the entire time.

And all of that social media goes dark after that moment as well.

So both of those things become huge red flags.

Vicki ends up calling Jermaine's mother and her aunts, who say they hadn't heard from her either.

Neither had anyone else in the family.

They're all at this point trying to get in touch with her.

And on Sunday the 17th, Jermaine's mother, Jennifer, reports her missing to the tribal police.

We'll get a little bit more into the dynamics between the tribal police and the local police in just a bit, but...

They say that since Jermaine went missing in Missoula, that's where she would have to be reported missing.

And there wasn't much that they could do.

But the Missoula police wouldn't take a report by phone.

So it was going to be a couple of days before someone in the family could actually make that 40 mile drive to Missoula.

So in the meantime, they all just started looking for Jermaine on their own.

And I see you picking up that watch board.