Travis Abney

Everything just stops.

All cell phone communication stops.

You know, people are calling her and texting her, but she's not responding.

No more social media stuff, no more Facebook stuff, nothing like that.

So we know something between 7.15 in the morning until, let's say, 10 after 11 that same morning happens.

So later on when we get the surveillance video,

We see her car come in from Burkhart Road, which I don't have, obviously, the map in front of me, but it's a road that runs east and west.

The car pulls in from the west into this parking lot, Parks, and this is just my luck as an investigator.

Obviously, the car's parked here, and there's great video footage.

Well, the surveillance footage is...

it times out if there's no motion.

So there's no motion going on and it stops because there's no motion.

So it stops recording.

Well, then more motion picks up later on.

And by this time, whoever the person was that parked her vehicle, her SUV is a Toyota Highlander.

Um,

it's that person's out of the view of the camera we later got surveillance footage from kroger which actually shows a person walking away and you can tell pretty definitively that it's a male and they're dressed in all dark clothing you know black hoodie dark pants and things like that but that's really all we got we can't you know figure out exactly who it is but it's pretty clear it's a male

and that person is walking north across the parking lot back towards Burkhart Road where the car was seen coming in.

So that's our big leads at this point.

What's kind of interesting about this case is keep in mind this is, you know, like a week later at this point.