Morgan Absher

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.

The first application was filed on June 27th, the same day detectives got Jermaine's phone records.

In that one, detectives said that they wanted to search Michael's property for any clothing or personal items belonging to Jermaine.

That same day, police went to the DeFrance family's 11-acre property in the Ivaro Hill area and

They ended up speaking with Michael's mother, who claimed that Jermaine had never been to the family's new house, which may or may not have been true.

Supposedly, she also denied Jermaine was ever living in the camper on their previous property too.

I don't know how you dispute a YouTube video made by Jermaine herself, but okay.

She also said that Michael was still in love with Jermaine and wanted to get back together with her, even though he'd been engaged to another woman at that time, Cheyenne.

But apparently they had called off the engagement about a week before that.

germaine disappeared now the detectives didn't seize any evidence in that search according to an evidence log they submitted to the court so until another lead came up police tried to rule out other possibilities for the rest of the summer police pursued the theory that germaine could be a victim of human trafficking

You hear about those or man camps like in especially in like oil towns.

So I've heard of them in like North Dakota.

Yeah.

And yeah, there seems to be a lot going on there.

I literally just got full body chills.

And you mentioned a number two.