Police Dispatcher

We have some details on this male victim who was attacked and we would like him to come forward.

To date, we do not know who this victim is. I believe the victim entered the garage and was attacked by another male who was wearing a hockey mask.

Dead James 10-18. Hurry up.

We did jury five defendant, Greg Hyde, guilty.

It was the constant lying about everything and, you know, telling things before they were even asked.

I just had somebody drive through my yard here. How you doing?

I'm the security guard at Simmons Metal Management. I just had somebody drive through my yard here. They didn't know where they were going, so I had been chasing them around the yard, and they just pulled way in the back. Off the property, took a black minivan, SUV type of thing.

This is the police department.

How far out is my assistance?

It's a small town. Everybody talks.

I don't like this.

Okay.

That's my biggest fear. That's my department's biggest fear is he's going to try to hurt you and then hurt himself.

Angela was a mother and a grandmother. She was. What kind of mother and grandmother was she? I don't know that you would find somebody better than her.

Law 721. 21, go ahead. I'm approaching the kennel now. I do see one vehicle out front, one vehicle.

What's your day look like today? Because I need 10 minutes of your time.

I got some special aluminum brackets that I need you to get because

Sheriff's office, Jeff. Jeff, give me some help. I got one alive and one dead.

There's got to be something at the heart of that evidence that they've got.

Yeah.

There's got to be something at the heart of that evidence that they've got.

There's got to be something at the heart of that evidence that they've got.

What type of animals?

Oh, my God.

Excuse me, Nadia. I have to see... My animal's going wild. Just one second. Go away! She wasn't... You're not invited in here. Good girl. That's the bump. That's the girl. That's the girl. That's the girl.

A pig, you said?

Okay, Charlene, you there?

All righty. So when did your daughter go missing?

Okay. What's her name?

And last name?

Okay. Do you know what kind of car Stephanie has?

So she didn't leave in her car?

Okay.

And her phone was left at her house or with you?

What is her ex-boyfriend's name, so there's a history of domestics?

Do you know how to spell his last name, or?

Can I have a physical description of Stephanie?

And she, um, she wasn't saying anything about, you know, going somewhere, you know, over the weekend, like maybe going out for a Halloween thing.

Okay. All right, ma'am. We're going to have an officer come out there and talk to you. He's going to take a formal report and we'll see if we can contact her. Don was the last person to see her though, correct?

Okay.

I understand that you're upset right now. I would be, too. I have an officer that's going to come over, and they're going to talk to you.

So he's going to be on his way in a few, okay?

No problem, Charlene. All right.