Rick Schultz

I'm sitting here with the dog at night.

And, you know, that's it.

It never goes away.

And, yeah.

Yeah.

we haven't sat down and had a face-to-face contact with anybody outside of the three of us for a long time but um again i you know i've been up here for six and a half years uh i haven't had any desire to date anybody or whatever in that period of time went out a couple of times when i was in indy right not right away but after a while but it just it just wasn't right

and I still, still feel that way.

It's like, you know, you just, you do what you have to to get by day by day, and I know I had nothing to do with her disappearance, so that's what gets me through day by day.

I would love to know what happened.

Sometimes I'm leery about wanting to find out how it happened, because I don't know if I want to know the details, but I would sure like to know what, what happened.

Well, I mean, if somebody murdered her, I don't know what I want to know all of the details.

Okay.

You know, did she suffer that type of stuff?

I don't need to know that stuff.

I'm not a tabloid type of person or whatever.

I mean, I watch the major news events or whatever, but the gory details don't really interest me, like the Virginia Tech stuff.

I mean, obviously, you want to know that stuff is going on, but the tapes or whatever that were released, which I never did see, I don't really need to know all that type of stuff.

But again, I think we all like to know what happened, but how or...

I'm not sure who.

We'd like to know who, if something like that did happen.