Sydney Sumner

WGN 9 and NBC Chicago.

Major development in the case that the vehicle was found with purse and credit cards.

What does that tell us?

Was she driving the vehicle?

And what evidence can be gleaned from that vehicle?

Right now, unusual, cops not releasing where her car was found or what condition it was in.

Was there a flat?

Was it out of gas?

Did she have car trouble?

Was the hood up?

Was it at the far end of a parking lot parked amongst a lot of cars?

So many questions, the answers to which could lead to a suspect.

And, of course, under scrutiny is the husband, as he always is.

That does not mean he's guilty at all.

Questions being asked about him going to sleep and waking up and her being gone.

Now, a lot of that is negated.

A lot of the questions that you'd naturally ask about the husband is negated by the fact that some neighbors state they see her the following morning.

And to you, Sidney Stumner, Crime Stories investigative reporter, you believe there's other information that gives credence to the husband's story?

Well, Nancy, this is a teacher, Linda Brown.

She wasn't expected at work for nearly two weeks.