Rick Schultz

So then I was trying to find out, again, who she might have been with or a phone number or whatever.

But it took me a while to find some stuff around the house.

Well, actually, she did have a phone.

She did have a cell phone.

And...

And again, we tried to call that and got no answer.

And I don't remember who the service was with, but for several weeks after that, I called them on a daily basis to see if there had been any activity on the line.

Because first of all, they said, well, you have to wait till you get your statement.

I said, well, I don't want to wait a month.

Then I could explain the situation.

And then I was calling every day or every other day to see if anything or if anybody had used the phone during the course of that time.

It hadn't been used at all.

OK, and the car never found as far as I can, as far as I know.

That's what Sergeant Kelly, Mike Kelly, that's what he said was his biggest surprise.

Bodies are much more easy to hide than a big car, so...

And that was his biggest surprise after the last time we talked, which I don't even remember when that was, was the efforts that he had gone through to try and find the car.

Sergeant Ryan.

You know, I believe I got a phone call at some point in time that he...

I think it was that he had taken the case.

And when I moved up here, I called him, got his answering service and said that I was, you know, for job reasons, was moving up here.