Lieutenant Dave Messmore

He said, my mother would never leave without me, without me knowing where she was going.

He said, my mother would never leave without me, without me knowing where she was going.

He said, something happened, and I said, okay, I'll work on that.

He said, something happened, and I said, okay, I'll work on that.

Well, she said, that doesn't sound right. She said, that doesn't sound like a kid that doesn't know where his mother is. And I said, well... So I'm going to go back and see if I can't talk to him some more.

Well, she said, that doesn't sound right. She said, that doesn't sound like a kid that doesn't know where his mother is. And I said, well... So I'm going to go back and see if I can't talk to him some more.

And she said, what do you want? And I said, well, I'd kind of like to talk to you and Collier again. Well, why do you come around bothering people like this? I said, I'm not bothering anybody. I just like to solve this and find out where she is. I said, when is Dr. Boyle going to be home? Well, he should be back tonight. This is starting to bother me.

And she said, what do you want? And I said, well, I'd kind of like to talk to you and Collier again. Well, why do you come around bothering people like this? I said, I'm not bothering anybody. I just like to solve this and find out where she is. I said, when is Dr. Boyle going to be home? Well, he should be back tonight. This is starting to bother me.

On the door, when I got there, was a letter that said, no one in this house has permission to talk to the police. and was signed by an attorney I know. A note on the door wasn't going to stop Lieutenant Dave Messmore. So when I knocked on the door, the attorney answered the door. And I said, what's going on here? Well, the doctor doesn't really have anything to say. His wife walked out and left.

On the door, when I got there, was a letter that said, no one in this house has permission to talk to the police. and was signed by an attorney I know. A note on the door wasn't going to stop Lieutenant Dave Messmore. So when I knocked on the door, the attorney answered the door. And I said, what's going on here? Well, the doctor doesn't really have anything to say. His wife walked out and left.

There's nothing he can really tell you. I said, well, I'd like to talk to him. He said, well, he doesn't want to talk.

There's nothing he can really tell you. I said, well, I'd like to talk to him. He said, well, he doesn't want to talk.

Some of the guys that worked for me were ex-Marines. So they said, yeah, we know about Dr. Boyle. He's an ex-Navy doctor, retired Navy doctor, flew jets over in Vietnam. And he's just a great guy.

Some of the guys that worked for me were ex-Marines. So they said, yeah, we know about Dr. Boyle. He's an ex-Navy doctor, retired Navy doctor, flew jets over in Vietnam. And he's just a great guy.

Apparently there was some talk of divorce, but I didn't know exactly what the circumstances were.

Apparently there was some talk of divorce, but I didn't know exactly what the circumstances were.

Hmm.

Hmm.

He and I had a lengthy conversation. He described to me what he heard that night that she went missing.

He and I had a lengthy conversation. He described to me what he heard that night that she went missing.