Rick Schultz

And left him, at that point in time, my new office number, because I didn't have the home number yet.

August of 2000.

But he never called.

It's been at least that long since I've heard from anybody.

Yes, because I think I, as I think I told you on the phone conversation, you know, I had a meeting with five or six different people from the sheriff's department, deputy chief.

I'm sorry, the names escaped me.

That's okay.

Because, you know, I wasn't real happy with the way I was being treated.

I mean, I understood, or I still understand, I guess, that I'm a...

I'm a suspect, but I'll often thought, you know, I'm a victim too.

And nobody was telling me anything.

Right.

And, uh, not that I, I mean, I watch too much TV.

I know.

Not that I expect to get all the inside information, but it would, it would be nice to at least have been told some of what was found out or whatever.

But at that point in time, they told me that they had pretty much done everything that they could do.

And again, I got assurance from, you know, two or three levels up from the people that I had been talking with that everything was being done, that could be done, and that they were just going to wait for something to happen.

Either they find the car or they find Bonnie or somebody comes forward and says, I get something or I know something.

And if something like that ever happened, they would contact me.

You know, the TV guy, Scott, asked me that over the phone.