Rick Schultz

That's the most difficult part of it all, is not knowing what happened.

Although, you know, I've thought about that over the years, too.

I don't know that there, in a situation like this, that there ever is closure.

I think there's, again, you know what?

Yeah, and I've

I know what most people mean.

When they say closure, it gives you, uh, you know what happened.

And I guess going forward from there and dealing with that is easier than what we've been dealing with for 10 years.

And that's, we don't know what.

Is there anything you found out that you can tell me or us?

What is that based on, just personally?

That's what bothered me is why he felt he could disclose that on, what was it, national TV, on TV.

But he never felt that he should tell me that beforehand.

Because again, I kept calling and asking if he was coming up with anything or whatever.

Obviously, I was curious and wanted to know, but he, for the longest time, he wouldn't call me back.

And that's what kind of triggered my, I think I wrote a letter to the sheriff saying, you know, I just don't think I'm being treated right.

Again, from my naivety and pride.

I just thought people should at least be telling me what's going on.

But as far as what I can tell you, it's like I said.

She left home that night at 8.30, and I haven't heard or seen a thing from her since then.