Kristina 'Kris' Kelton

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2,419 appearances 3 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 3d ago

Kristina 'Kris' Kelton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Her account started to kind of come apart.

And the problem was the intersection itself, because the light at Monarch stays green until a car on the cross street trips it.

So with no other traffic around, it would have never actually turned red.

Susan had said she was sitting at that red light with no other cars in sight.

And the friend she said she had been driving to see.

A man named Mitch had not been expecting her and was not home at that time of night.

So she took a polygraph two days after the carjacking, and one question in particular gave her difficulty.

And that question was: Do you know where your boys are?

But as we know, polygraphs are not admissible in court.

They're just something to gauge a possible suspect, essentially.

And in public, Wells came to the

Kept his footing, but the strain kind of showed.

He would say, quote, it's hard to imagine that the car just vanished, so we're doing all that we can backing ourselves up, unquote.

But Susan wept through many television appearances.

But up close, the investigators saw something that didn't match, because the tears never actually came.

And the FBI agent who ran her polygraph, David Espy,

Noted that she made fake sounds of crying with no tears in her eyes.

And Roy Pascal, the artist who had drawn the carjacker from her description, came away doubting her as well.

He felt she was generally vague while describing the kidnapper, but was pointed about certain tiny details in the sketch.

And on the first night while riding to her mother's house, Susan told David that Finley might come by and she'd

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