Rick Schultz

And it's like, you know, I don't know.

I guess, you know.

It's as I told him originally, I said, I don't think she would just voluntarily leave, especially her children.

Um, if she encountered something that she couldn't get herself out of, I mean, you think again, the car would have been found by now.

Uh, if she had a accident, I mean, the car would have been found right away.

So, I mean, I don't know.

I don't know how you hide something like that for that long a period of time.

Uh,

Unless, and I still don't think, I don't think she voluntarily ran away.

And if she did, I don't think she would stay away this long.

But the other thing is, is if somebody took her, how do they hide the car for this long, a period of time?

I mean, I watch TV and stuff like that.

That's based on real events, but, you know, it gets stretched or whatever.

I mean, you could park a car in your garage, but would you leave it sit there for 10 years and nobody else would see it?

That doesn't seem to make any sense.

So I don't know.

I guess inside, I don't think that she would have voluntarily run away.

So I think, again, either she had too much to drink that night and encountered a situation that she couldn't get herself out of, but what that could be, I don't know.

Yeah, there was.

You know, I spent a lot of time thinking about that over the years.