Morgan Absher

He was not alive to ever be charged with anything.

Lindley also did stuff that, you know, she murdered a person.

She took...

her kid's dad away from them like there's a lot going on and like at the end of the day i can understand if listeners also don't appreciate the snake breeding thing that he was doing too there's a lot of like ethical concerns with the type of snake breeding he was doing when we talk about activism at the end of our cases you know we'll talk about different organizations that are related to crime but we wanted to highlight actually the snakes in all of this that you can if you really care about snakes and care about snake rescue you can check out save the snakes.org

And they are advocates for snake preservation and they're doing a lot of good work.

And so that would be the thing that I want to highlight at the end of all this.

I feel like the snakes deserve justice at the end of the day.

It's very complex.

This week, we're highlighting the case of 14-year-old Sebastian Wayne Drake Rogers, who vanished from his home in Hendersonville, Tennessee during the night on February 25th or 26th, 2024.

The day before his disappearance, Sebastian spent time with his mother, Katie Proudfoot.

The two went shopping at a department store, played video games at a bowling alley, and had dinner before returning home.

They said goodnight sometime between 9 and 10 p.m.

And later that evening, Katie heard a loud bang from Sebastian's room shortly before 10 p.m.

When she asked if he was okay, he responded that he was.

And Katie then spoke on the phone with her husband, who was out of town for work for nearly two hours before going to sleep at midnight.

The next morning, Katie went to wake Sebastian for school but discovered that he was missing.

She searched the neighborhood and drove to his nearby school before returning home, and her husband contacted emergency services to report him missing.

Investigators have found no signs of forced entry, and Sebastian appeared to have left without clothes, shoes, money, or his cell phone, which was still on the dining room table.

The only item possibly missing was a small yellow flashlight.

Despite extensive searches and tips, Sebastian has never been found.