Morgan Absher

$800 in child support.

I mean, what else could she do?

You have to play nice.

Oh, with someone as manipulative as this.

But this brings us to our sixth clue.

It turns out Jermaine had spent two evenings with Michael leading up to her disappearance, Friday, June 15th, and the night before that, Thursday, June 14th.

On Thursday, they went to a monster truck rally together, or at least that's what Jermaine told her aunt they were doing.

And Jacob, Jermaine's new boyfriend, told police that he was planning to meet her at the Orange Street food farm near his place in Missoula after the rally had ended.

But before he could leave, he actually saw her running towards his house.

She explained that Michael had dropped her off at the food farm as planned, but then he started yelling at her, demanding to know if she was dating someone.

Jermaine said Michael wanted to get back together, and he was really pressuring her, so she ran to get away from him.

Jermaine didn't want to tell Michael about her relationship with Jacob,

I mean, completely understandable at this point.

It's also kind of making sense how maybe Michael would have that story about the food farm and dropping her off there.

Despite Jermaine not wanting him to find out, it does seem like he found out anyways, and he clearly wasn't happy.

And then, as we know, the following night, Jermaine goes missing.

Her phone was pinging, pinging at his place until 10 a.m.,

10 a.m.

And that information is our seventh clue, the search warrant applications.

Every search warrant application basically lays out the current theory of the case, or at least parts of it if the cops want a judge to see it.