Rick Schultz

And then started looking around the house for trying to find a list of names of people she worked with.

And so later that day in the afternoon...

And I don't remember exactly when in the afternoon.

I think I found a list of some of the people and Anita's name was on there.

That's the lady she said that she was going out with.

I have called her house a couple of times and got no answer.

And then later that day, which would be the 4th of July, Anita's daughter called and said that my number had come up on her caller ID a couple of times.

I said I was trying to get a hold of her mom to see if she knew where Bonnie was, and Anita's daughter must have called her.

And then I talked to Anita, and she said, well, as far as she knew, Bonnie had headed home.

So that

That's when I called the sheriff's department to file a missing persons report late afternoon on July 4th.

And a squad car person, that's not the right term, but came over and took the statement and said that somebody would be in contact with me in a day or two.

As soon as I talked to Anita, I think, because she had said Bonnie had headed home.

And I knew she hadn't gotten there, so obviously that was my, when I got concerned.

Because, you know, I thought maybe if, again, they partied too much or whatever, she stayed with a friend and would get home sooner or later that next day.

But once that lady told me that that wasn't the case, and that's what triggered the call to the sheriff's department.

No.

No, not at all.

So that's why when I woke up the next morning or when Gretchen woke up, I don't remember exactly who got up first.

I realized she wasn't there.