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But here's where things start to get really suspicious. Casey goes back to her parents' house on Hope Spring Drive. Except Kaylee isn't with her. It smelled like a body had been in there. It smelled like human decomposition. Only there is no body in the car.

But here's where things start to get really suspicious. Casey goes back to her parents' house on Hope Spring Drive. Except Kaylee isn't with her. It smelled like a body had been in there. It smelled like human decomposition. Only there is no body in the car.

But here's where things start to get really suspicious. Casey goes back to her parents' house on Hope Spring Drive. Except Kaylee isn't with her. It smelled like a body had been in there. It smelled like human decomposition. Only there is no body in the car.

Hi, welcome back to Clues, where we sneak past the crime scene tape to explore the key evidence behind some of the most gripping true crime cases.

Hi, welcome back to Clues, where we sneak past the crime scene tape to explore the key evidence behind some of the most gripping true crime cases.

Hi, welcome back to Clues, where we sneak past the crime scene tape to explore the key evidence behind some of the most gripping true crime cases.

And I'm your internet sleuth, Morgan Absher. I'll be diving into the theories and pulling out the threads that may or may not add up.

And I'm your internet sleuth, Morgan Absher. I'll be diving into the theories and pulling out the threads that may or may not add up.

And I'm your internet sleuth, Morgan Absher. I'll be diving into the theories and pulling out the threads that may or may not add up.

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What followed was a tangled web of lies, bizarre behavior, and a trial that gripped the nation. As the prosecution painted Casey as a cold-blooded killer, the defense told a different story, one of dysfunction and deep family secrets, which is why the truth about Kaylee's final moments still remain a mystery to this day. More on the case and all of the clues involved right after this quick break.

What followed was a tangled web of lies, bizarre behavior, and a trial that gripped the nation. As the prosecution painted Casey as a cold-blooded killer, the defense told a different story, one of dysfunction and deep family secrets, which is why the truth about Kaylee's final moments still remain a mystery to this day. More on the case and all of the clues involved right after this quick break.

What followed was a tangled web of lies, bizarre behavior, and a trial that gripped the nation. As the prosecution painted Casey as a cold-blooded killer, the defense told a different story, one of dysfunction and deep family secrets, which is why the truth about Kaylee's final moments still remain a mystery to this day. More on the case and all of the clues involved right after this quick break.

I just got back from Minnesota, took a little weekend trip. Oh yeah, how was that? It was good, but like I realized I'm having my wedding on my family farm and there is a lot of work that needs to get done before. Like on the farm, the farm needs work. Oh yeah, a lot of dirt that's got to be moved, some gardening.

I just got back from Minnesota, took a little weekend trip. Oh yeah, how was that? It was good, but like I realized I'm having my wedding on my family farm and there is a lot of work that needs to get done before. Like on the farm, the farm needs work. Oh yeah, a lot of dirt that's got to be moved, some gardening.

I just got back from Minnesota, took a little weekend trip. Oh yeah, how was that? It was good, but like I realized I'm having my wedding on my family farm and there is a lot of work that needs to get done before. Like on the farm, the farm needs work. Oh yeah, a lot of dirt that's got to be moved, some gardening.

And I also went back because my grandma, like they thought she had a stroke a couple of weeks ago, but she's been dealing with this insane vertigo. Whoa. So if anyone out there has dealt with like month long vertigo or like has a grandparent that has dealt with it because I know it's a bigger thing in the older adult community. It's not like an ear infection or something.