Sydney Sumner

Actually, neighbors state that they saw her the morning she disappeared.

So it's really not the husband.

If we've got the timeline right, it's a little ambiguous.

What does he have to say about the timeline?

Listen.

from Fox 32 and ABC 7 Chicago.

Joining us now, special guest Leslie Moreno, investigative reporter, Fox 32 Chicago, who's been on the case from the very beginning.

Could you start with me, Leslie?

Thank you for being with us tonight.

At the beginning, up to this point where the husband's issuing the frantic pleas, what do we know up to that point?

So what we know right now is that the husband says that

As you heard, they were watching a movie together on Friday night.

He says that she went to bed early.

When he woke up, he says that she was gone.

He claims that he doesn't track her location.

They don't have any cameras in their home.

He did also say that she had an acupuncture appointment at around 8, 9 in the morning.

So he assumed that everything was normal and that she went to that acupuncture appointment.

So I guess what he's saying is that after calls and messages went unanswered,

that's when they started to get worried and that's when family contacted police.