Kaelyn Moore

Her family also got in touch with a local Christian nonprofit group in the area called the Lifeguard Group.

They printed up flyers and immediately sent a whole search party to the area where Jermaine was last seen.

They even canvassed every home.

They showed people pictures of her and asked if they had seen her.

And that didn't really pan out, so they organized volunteers for a larger-scale search with up to 60 people.

Jermaine's family also led their own searches at this time.

And then, on June 26, 10 days after Jermaine was last seen, Detective Guy Baker with the Missoula Police Department officially took over the case.

And within 24 hours of him taking over this, he finds a key piece of evidence.

Yeah, when you look into something.

Right, and I read this other statistic that said they basically do nothing.

Like there's no evidence that those ever correct any behavior.

You're just so much more vulnerable when you're pregnant.

You're such an easy target.

You're an easy target.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

100%.

It's out there.

When I was reading through this case, I was just thinking about, because now I'm eight months pregnant, but just days I've had where I can't get off the couch.

And I've had, by all means, an easy pregnancy.