Ryan Wolfe

it's important to remember that just because Ian's made that comment doesn't make it so like, we don't know.

I don't think that there was, um, a phone call.

I don't recall Debbie mentioning that, uh, I'd have to go back and check, but, um, you know, uh,

Ian, I think like I spoke in the last episode of The Debrief, you know, he's got his own version of what he remembers of the story and in terms of some of the facts that may be true, that there was a phone call, but it may not.

If there was a phone call, of course, that would be very interesting, wouldn't it?

The only thing...

an assumption that we've always made is that the police checked and phone records that she didn't receive a call that morning you know um your pray that they had and surely they would have done that so we could assume that that there was no direct phone call from any of ann's phones to gus um we can assume but other than that we're just guessing so um yeah but you know i think

the way she left in a hurry and left the gate open and so on.

Yeah.

I mean, it kind of almost, it sort of almost implies that, yeah, like perhaps did she get a phone call?

Hey, I need to meet you urgently or something.

And so she's run out, you know, to meet someone perhaps right there at the parking lot.

Uh, who knows there, do we have any more?

Uh, those are just the questions we'll do for now.

Um,

Yeah, anything else?

Anything else that popped out in this episode, guys?

Yeah, and I mean, let's just, we can wrap up on that point and I'll make a comment on it.

It's something I've learned over the four and a half years or whatever I've been doing this is that

The end goal is not necessarily, I mean, of course, we'd love to solve a case and find the person, right?