Travis Abney

We have no idea how she died.

So that's going to be a big and I get where that person's coming from.

But, you know, this person said, how do we know she just didn't go out in the woods and just die out there?

How did she get there?

Her car is low.

Did she – there was no indications that she was ever – would have ever done self-harm.

Right.

There was no drug history or anything like that.

I mean, this was a regular, everyday mother –

I don't know a lot of people that just lay down in a field and just, you know.

And either decide to self-harm themselves or overdose because they've never used drugs before, but now all of a sudden, and they would have had to have somebody drive them out there and, you know, hey, see you later.

I'm going to do this or that to myself.

So when that was said to me, it was just like I'm, you know, and that's one.

I'm not speaking for the head prosecutor.

This is just one particular person said that to me, and I was shocked.

beyond frustrated, you know.

So I mean, here we are all these, all these years later, and it was just the just the disappearance on the October 2 was the seventh anniversary of, of, excuse me, October 2 was the seven year anniversary of her disappearance and stuff.

And we still don't have the closure.

And most importantly, the family doesn't have the closure.

And that's that really sucks.