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Chandler walks up to yet another neighbor's house and rings their bell. The neighbor, a retired detective with the Madison Police Department, tells Chandler to meet him in the garage so that they can talk.

He heads to WKOW, an ABC news station in Madison, which has been broadcasting Bart and Krista's photo.

He heads to WKOW, an ABC news station in Madison, which has been broadcasting Bart and Krista's photo.

He heads to WKOW, an ABC news station in Madison, which has been broadcasting Bart and Krista's photo.

But Chandler says he's reticent to go on camera, saying he fears retaliation from whoever may have taken his parents.

But Chandler says he's reticent to go on camera, saying he fears retaliation from whoever may have taken his parents.

But Chandler says he's reticent to go on camera, saying he fears retaliation from whoever may have taken his parents.

With the town now buzzing about the missing couple, Chandler's back at home. And he notices a different kind of activity outside his window.

With the town now buzzing about the missing couple, Chandler's back at home. And he notices a different kind of activity outside his window.

With the town now buzzing about the missing couple, Chandler's back at home. And he notices a different kind of activity outside his window.

Later that night, Chandler comes voluntarily into the Dane County Sheriff's Office, where investigators bring him into this room and seat him in this chair.

Later that night, Chandler comes voluntarily into the Dane County Sheriff's Office, where investigators bring him into this room and seat him in this chair.

Later that night, Chandler comes voluntarily into the Dane County Sheriff's Office, where investigators bring him into this room and seat him in this chair.

This?

This?

This?

He's wearing a baseball cap, a sweatshirt, and a furrowed brow. Just so you know, I'm going to record stuff, OK? In that police interview, Chandler talks about the last meal he had with his parents on July 1st, right before they left for the cabin.

He's wearing a baseball cap, a sweatshirt, and a furrowed brow. Just so you know, I'm going to record stuff, OK? In that police interview, Chandler talks about the last meal he had with his parents on July 1st, right before they left for the cabin.

He's wearing a baseball cap, a sweatshirt, and a furrowed brow. Just so you know, I'm going to record stuff, OK? In that police interview, Chandler talks about the last meal he had with his parents on July 1st, right before they left for the cabin.

Chandler says that by the next morning, his parents had left never to be heard from again, except for that one reassuring text from his mother.