S11, Chapter 1: Bart and Krista Go Missing

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of violence and sexuality. Listener discretion is

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advised. Please hold hello. This
is a free call from Chandler Holderson,

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an inmate from the Dane County Jail. To accept this free call, press

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is from a correction facility and is
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for using Global Telling. Hello,
Hey, hey, how are you?

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Yeah? How are you pretty good? It's really loud in your flow.

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Yeah. Yeah, we got some
new people. They're all out, you

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know. Oh yeah, Well,
I hope you're still their favorite. I'm

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sure you're the least problematic person.
Yep, that seems to be me.

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Oh my good boys, I think
I'm just boring. I don't think you're

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boring. I don't think you want
to do anything bad. Huh nice bus.

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Yeah. What what was that I
saw in my stet memories? Was

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two years ago today when we met
our first no man together, the one

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with the pumpkinhead. Oh cool,
that wasn't too big of it. It

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was pretty big, like go least
up to my tour though, So it's

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today, two years ago, two
years ago today. So we've first stargeting

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in twenty nineteen. Wow, the
one last year we made look pretty cool.

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Yeah, we made a little one
that sat on that planter box.

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M I think, yeah, I
remember that one with the pumpkin heads.

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Yeah, he made a little hat
work too. It fell off right away.

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I think the pumpkin melted. It
is still a little bit warm.

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Yeah, carrot nones. Yeah,
and miss those things me too. I'm

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so bored without you. It's it's
not very fun here either, bored all

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the time. But I've started drying
and I'm getting better at it. Yeah,

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those you have one minute remaining?
Do you know those memes that are

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like what she wants to hear and
it says like phrases. It was like,

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oh yeah, say phrase, I
put that on. Do a picture.

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I like just random saffy ship more
then some quotes that you and I

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used to use and ship like that. You know. Oh well, I

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hope you need all the staffy stuff. I like getting love letters. I

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do, okay, I love you? You love me? Yeah, you

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promise you doesn't love the lads will
talking to you? Pinky and who's something?

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Huh what was that? Because oh
no, okay, I promise,

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promise, okay, because I love
you too and I don't want to get

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playing. I'm a big baby.
Oh crash, So I pulled it up,

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all your clothes made, everything was
nice and the bucket we have for

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you of your stuff. Thank you
for using Global tell Link. A jail

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house phone call an interesting phenomena in
its own right. The prison industrial complex

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in the United States generates an estimated
one point three billion dollars a year in

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income from such phone calls. Yet, in March of twenty twenty, when

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the Dane County Jail stopped all in
person visitation due to the spread of the

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highly contagious COVID nineteen virus, they
implemented a policy in which every inmate was

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allotted to fifteen minute phone calls per
day. In addition to this, you

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could also pay for phone calls,
and the charges would vary based on the

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county the inmate was located in.
A fifteen minute call from Jefferson County runs

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about a dollar and eighty cents,
while a call in Polk County would cost

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you fourteen dollars in seventy seven cents, almost a dollar a minute, no

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matter if it was free or charged
it happened to be on the other end

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of a jail house phone call.
You should be aware that this is not

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a normal phone call. That's because
there's an inherent irony in these kinds of

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phone calls, like the one you
just heard between Chandler and his girlfriend Kat

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And the irony is this, You're
free to talk about any subject you like,

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except for the one that you most
want to discuss, the alleged crime.

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This topic of discussion can put your
case in a mediate jeopardy, and

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discussing any intimate details of your case
will be discouraged by nearly every defense attorney

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across the board. And that's because
all jail house phone calls are recorded and

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reviewed by jail staff, and if
any incriminating evidence happens to be discussed,

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it is then sent to the prosecutorial
team to be used against you. So

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while Catherine Mellinder was able to ask
her boyfriend Chandler how his day was,

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what he ate for breakfast, and
even their future plans together if he ever

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made it out of jail, she
couldn't ask him the one question that was

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most on her mind. Did he
kill and dismember his parents? In July

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of twenty twenty one, and if
he didn't, who did. I think

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everyone has a bit of a fascination
with the dark side. I myself will

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always loved the dark side as well. I think it's something that everyone secretly

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belongs for in movels, blood or
there's blood everywhere. It was kind of

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I felt kind of like he was
looking through me, kind of like a

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glassy look the dark side, the
dark Side, the Dark. July first,

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twenty twenty one. It was the
Thursday before a long Fourth of July

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weekend. Most families already had plans
to celebrate with friends, and soon to

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come would be a cacophony of backyard
barbecue, cookouts, fireworks. Fourth of

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July would technically lie on a Sunday, and so many people would enjoy Monday

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the fifth off, or maybe Friday
the second, and for a lucky few,

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maybe both, giving them a four
day extended weekend. It's on this

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stay July first, that twenty three
year old Chandler Halderson says is the last

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time he saw his parents barred in
Christa before they disappeared. Chandler, who

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went by the name Jazz to his
friends and family, had a full time

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job, working from home Monday through
Friday as a cybersecurity expert for an insurance

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company. He had a set schedule
to be up at six am every day.

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He'd let the family dogs outside to
do their business, and then he

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would prepare for work. And Friday, July second was exactly the same,

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except that this day, when he
got up at six am to let the

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dogs out and begin his work from
home routine, his parents were gone.

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But this wasn't exactly unusual. In
fact, Chandler had helped them pack the

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night before. They were going on
an impromptu weekend trip to their cabin,

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which was located in Langlake County,
about three hours north of Madison. A

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quick bit of geography. Madison is
located in the southern part of Wisconsin,

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not far from the Wisconsin River,
and in larger perspective, the town is

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only about an hour and twenty minutes
west from Milwaukee, which is seated right

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on the Great Lake Michigan. Christa
and bart Alderson said that they were going

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to be gone for the Fourth of
July holiday. They were taking Friday off

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and even when Chandler saw that both
their cars were still in the garage,

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just assume their friends had picked them
up. He didn't think anything was out

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of order. Chandler went on to
enjoy the holiday weekend with his girlfriend,

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Catherine, who goes by the nickname
Kat. It's the same young woman we

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heard in the opening phone call.
Chandler and Kat went to Kat's family's house.

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They swam in their pool, they
set off fireworks, they ate good

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food, and there really was no
reason for concern, except for one small

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detail. Christa was not one of
those people who had off from work Friday

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or Monday. She worked customer service
for a small autobody shop in Madison,

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and that shop only had a few
people who worked in the front office.

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No more than one person at a
time was allowed to take off, And

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because her coworker had requested Friday off
and her manager had requested Monday off,

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Christa was stuck with the short end
of the stick on this particular holiday.

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But this wasn't an issue for her. She would get her turn later in

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the year on another holiday, and
in fact, she had scheduled day long

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weekend trip for the end of July. Christa wasn't the type of person to

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miss an unscheduled day of work,
even if she was running late. She

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always called ahead to let her boss
know. That is until July second,

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when, for the first time in
her career, she no called, no

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showed. Did you know a person
by the name of Krista Halderson? Yes?

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I did. How did you know
Krista? Christa was my one of

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my direct reports. She was our
customer service representative. We had her under

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my employment for a little over two
years. Okay, could you just,

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very briefly, in a sentence or
two, tell me about what Christa was

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like at work. Christa was a
very kind, warm customer service representative.

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She had a genuine concern for all
of our customer on the phone and in

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person, treated everyone with empathy,
and I had many compliments from the general

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public. Anyone who dealt with her
went out of their way to tell me

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how great she was. Could you
please identify would exit it? Five forty

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one? Yes? This was all
of Christa's time off requests from January first

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of twenty twenty through December thirty first, twenty twenty one. Did kristaph Alderson

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request to be off on July side
of twenty twenty one, No, she

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did not. Did she show up
to work that day? No? She

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did not. Was that unusual,
missus Alderson extremely unusual. Christa was very

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conscientious and would text me, usually
a couple hours ahead of any start time

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to let me know she would be
late or not in that day. And

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did missus Halterson ask off for to
live fifth of twenty twenty one, No,

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she did not. I had that
day off, and we had that

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day off. Part of our process
in our front office is that only one

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of us can have a day off. We can't have two people taking the

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same days off. So Dan Kroninger
took Friday, July second off. I

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took Monday, July fifth off,
and that would exclude anyone else from taking

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time off in the front office.
Did Kristen show up for work if you

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know, on July fifth, twenty
twenty, No, she did not.

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It was my day off. I
was concerned that she hadn't shown up on

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the Friday before I went into work
to see if she had come to work

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and if anyone had heard from her, even though it was my day off.

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But again, no call, no
show that day, no call,

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no show. I texted her a
little before nine o'clock when it was apparent

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that she hadn't shown up that text
was never delivered. Let's also hear briefly

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from another of Christa's coworkers, a
man named Daniel Kroninger, who worked with

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her in the front office of Zimbrick's
body shop. How are you employed in

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July of twenty twenty one? At
that time, I was a body shop

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estimator at a Zimbrick body shop European. And is that the location on Stolton

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Road in Madisondan County, Wisconsin.
Yes. Did you know a coworker by

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the name of Krista Halderson? Yes, it did. Can you describe what

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was your relationship with Krista? She
was our customer service rep, so we

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worked together. I think I started
there in September of twenty nineteen. Okay.

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And did you become friends with Krista
Halderson? Yes it did. Did

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you ever go to our home?
Yes? Did you meet her husband?

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Yes? Okay. Did you find
out on July second of twenty twenty one

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that Krista No called and No showed
into work? Yes, that's correct.

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How did you find that out?
I had the day off from work,

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we were supposed to close on a
house, and I received a text from

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a couple coworkers asking if I had
heard from her? Had you heard from

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her? I had not. Did
she ever discuss with you in the last

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week of June? That first day
in July, any plans to go to

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our cabin? No? What did
you do in response to learning that Krista

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no called no showd Initially we were
just taking my girlfriend and I were taking

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care of some stuff around the house. I received a second text, I

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think around two thirty or so of
another coworker asking if I had heard from

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her. So around four thirty five, four forty or so, we drove

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over to their house to see if
I could get home. Old of anyone,

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what caused you to drive over to
her house? Just because it was

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weird for her to not show up
to work and I was living just a

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couple miles away at the time.
Okay, did you in fact did you

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in fact go to her house?
Yes? And just so we're clear,

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that's the house on O Springs Circle
in Windsor, Wisconsin. Correct. What

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did you do once you got there? Initially knocked on the door, no

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response, So I peered through the
front door window like the side light didn't

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really I saw what appeared to be
a table on its side. No response,

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and we went to the garage door, checked to see if the vehicles

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were there, which they were,
and then at that point Chandler came to

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the door. Okay, and did
you go into the house talk outside or

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something else? We talked outside of
the side garage door. So tell me

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about your conversation with Chandler. What
did he say when we arrived at a

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period he had just gotten out of
the shower. I confirmed with him that

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his parents were not there, and
then he had given us a story about

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how they had gone up north in
an emergency to the cabin and went with

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a couple that he was not sure
who they were. Just know that they're

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picked up early that day and would
be gone for a couple of days.

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Okay, did he tell you what
time his parents had left? I know

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he had said that it was probably
right. He had not been waken up

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yet, so it was something early
he heard them leaving. That's what he

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told me. Another than Chandler just
getting out of the shower. Was there

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anything else unusual about his appearance?
He had a bandage on his large toe.

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Not sure which side it was,
but he had a bandage on one

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of his toes. Did he say
anything about his foot? He said that

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he had broken the glass around the
fireplace while playing with the dogs. Okay,

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did he describe his injury at all? I just said there was blood

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everywhere. Dan, What was Chandler's
demeanor or affect like when you discussed his

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missing parents at the time. He
didn't seem very concerned, just they were

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up north and everything seemed like it
was fine to him, was my understanding?

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No further questions, cross examination?
Certain response to that question about his

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demeanor, are you talking about are
remembering talking to him in the driveway of

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the home? Yes? Oh.
The only thing that seemed off at that

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time was when he said there was
a lot of blood or there was blood

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everywhere. It was kind of I
felt kind of like he was looking through

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me, kind of like a glassy
look. But other than that, everything

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seemed normal as far as how I
knew Chandler. We'll be right back after

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from the Dark Side Well. Christa spent

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her days working as a secretary.
Her husband, Bart, was a certified

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accountant and tax manager. Bart was
three years younger than Christa, being fifty

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years old Krista being fifty three.
Bart was also born in Wisconsin, just

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like his wife, but he was
from a town called Sheboygan, which,

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in addition to being extremely fun to
say, is located a couple hours drive

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east from where he would eventually settle
down to start a family in the town

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of Madison. That's where he met
Christa. She grew up in Madison and

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went to high school there. Both
her and Bart got their bachelor's degrees from

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the University of Wisconsin Madison, and
shortly after Bart obtained his degree, they

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were married. That was nineteen ninety
four, and by all accounts, they

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had a happy, fulfilling home life. They went on to have two dogs

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who they named Izzy and Rizzo.
They had a group of close friends.

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They like to go to college football
games and outdoor concerts. Bart was an

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avid golfer and was also immersed in
the world of home remodeling. He almost

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always had a project going on,
and when he disappeared there were multiple rooms

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in the house that were under construction. Just a personal note, my dad

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is a project manager and he grew
up as a carpenter and so All through

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my childhood, I remember there always
being something going on in the house,

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whether it was a remodel or an
additional room being built. Bart feels like

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the kind of guy who could be
my dad or your dad. He seemed

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to fit the archetype of the all
American dad. And if Bart was the

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American dad, Christa was undoubtedly the
American mom. She loved arts and crafts,

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she was always cooking a homemade meal, and she greatly enjoyed interior decorating.

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Bart and Christa appeared to be devoted
parents who worked extremely hard to give

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their two children every opportunity to succeed
in life. We already know they had

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one son named Chandler, who was
born in nineteen ninety eight and was twenty

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three years old when they went missing, but they also had another son born

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a year earlier, named Mitchell Alderson. The two brothers were separated by only

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eighteen months. Mitchell followed in his
parents' footsteps and attended and graduated from the

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University of Wisconsin Madison with a bachelor's
degree in statistics. He moved out,

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got a full time job and a
fiancee to boot Will later hear directly from

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Mitchell when he testifies in court in
the murder case against his brother. But

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for now, I want to play
for you the audio from another piece of

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courtroom testimony, and that's of Bart's
brother, Brett Halderson. Clean cut man

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who also has a clean shaven face, sharp jaw line. Brett appears to

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be in his mid fifties. Solemn
look on his face, no doubt appropriate

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given the context. Brett, your
last name is Halderson. Were you related

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to Bart and Krista Holderson? Yes? Bart is my brother. Were you

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the older brother, the younger brother. I am an older brother by about

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four years. So you knew Bart
his entire life. Yes, and you

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knew Chris Chandler and Mitchell as well. Yes. What was your relationship like

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with Bart, Krista and the kids. General, good relationship with them.

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We would have family get togethers at
holidays. We would talk over the phone

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occasionally, maybe send an occasional text
message back and forth. And how would

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you describe Bart and Christa as parents
towards Mitchell and Chandler. Well, they

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were good parents, very nurturing.
Christa was very involved with their children.

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I know it was mentioned like helicopter
mom, but she was very attuned to

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everything that they were into. There
was supportive and that anything they're involved in

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with school, with swimming, there
were lifeguards. They promoted those things.

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They got them through boy Scouts.
Boy Scouts was very big in our family

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and that followed through with them raising
their boys. Okay, how did you

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learn about your brother and his wife
being missing? I believe the information went

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to my aunt and uncle, was
referred over to my parents, and my

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parents gave me a call and Brett. Just to put this in some context,

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what did you do as a career, I worked as a police officer

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or deputy chief for the Minnational Police
Department. What did you do upon hearing

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that Bart and Christa are missing?
Initially, my first impression is statistically they

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probably were out of phone range.
Everything would be fine, and we would

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probably locate them or have communication with
them within the next couple hours. So

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at that time I believe I made
a phone call to them just to see

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if I could get a hold of
them, try to get things straight and

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out as soon as I could.
What is the next thing you decided to

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do after that in regards to them
being missing? After that, I believe

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just to get more information. I
made phone contact with Chandler just to see

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where they were expected to be,
what was going on with their life,

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where they were going, and I
guess the finalut of different avenues where we'd

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be able to make contact with them. And what did you learn from Chandler?

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He had mentioned that they were going
up north. I think the big

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piece of information that was valuable was
that they had left with an unknown person

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or couple. I think the mail
was believed to be a DAN and left

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in that person's vehicle, And with
that information, I prompted him to try

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to find out who this Dan might
be. I did even mention about finding

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if the neighbors across the street had
a ring camera that may have gotten that

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vehicle and the license plate that would
be able to help us identify the person.

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Did Chandler seem to take your advice
and was he able to answer your

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questions? Yes? Yes, As
a matter of fact, he had gone

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across the street. And then shortly
after speaking with mister Kevin Lindsmeyer, I

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received a phone call from Kevin Lindzmeyer
saying that he was over there and just

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wanted to make sure that I was
aware of everything that was going on.

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If you recall, Brett said that
he was a police officer, and coincidentally

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enough, Kevin lindsmere one of the
Halderson neighbors, was also a retired police

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detective of thirty one years. Kevin
had just retired that very year, and

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so he had plenty of time to
spare. Kevin lindsmere knew that something was

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wrong almost immediately when bart and Krista
went missing. Maybe it was that police

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instinct kicking in, and so when
Chandler came over to his house to see

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if the ring doorbell camera had recorded
anything suspicious, mister Lindsmuir decided to record

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the entire conversation with his phone,
which we have a copy of. We'll

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play a little of that later.
I think it's worth noting that if hypothetically

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someone had decided to target Barton Christa
for some kind of random act of violence

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or extortion, they managed to pick
perhaps one of the worst couples they could

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have in Madison, Wisconsin, a
target whose brother was a police officer and

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the immediate neighbor, a retired detective, was local to the area and suddenly

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had a lot of time on his
hands. But for now, Let's return

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to Bart's brother Brett. As we
spoke and I guess was prodding for more

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and more information, he did reveal
that there was health problems. I was

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aware of my brother having psoriasis and
some arthritis related to that. But he

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did bring up the information that Christa
had some type of cancer that he was

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recently made aware of, as well
as I believe the small stroke. And

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with that it opened up the aa
pssibility that they may have gone somewhere to

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receive treatment for that and maybe just
hadn't been giving that information to the family

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because they wanted to keep that personal. Okay, During the course of all

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these different discussions you're having with Chandler, at any point does he float the

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idea to you that perhaps throughout drinking
somewhere, I don't believe that ever came

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up. Now. Does he ever
explain to you that they took a bunch

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of tools and a large amount of
cash to the cabin. I believe he

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mentioned the tools in the cash as
far as going up to the cabin to

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do some repairs. Yes, did
he mention the possibility of a casino trip

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to you? He did not mention
anything about a casino and I'm not familiar

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with my brother Chris ever visiting casinos
for entertainment with your brother being a CPA,

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did it seem likely to you or
not he'd have a large amount of

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cash on hand and a safe in
his home. Knowing my brother, I've

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never known him to have a large
amount of cash on his person or in

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his home. He would have kept
that, I would believe more secure.

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Mister Halderson, When was the last
time you talked to your brother Art?

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It would have been the morning of
July first. Is there any reason you

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remember that date? Because that's my
birthday. Our family makes it a ritual

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of contacting each other on her birthdays. And that was a phone call that

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he had made to me that morning. Is that the last time you spoke

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to your brother? No further questions. A large amount of cash, recent

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cancer diagnosis, box of liquor tools, and a last minute casino trip.

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What do all of these seemingly disparate
things have in common, Well, they're

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all separate explanations given by Chandler Halderson
to explain his parents' sudden disappearance to some

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people. He told there was a
sudden issue at the cabin that his dad,

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Bart had to go take care of
immediately. Others he told there was

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a couple of friends who they went
with to go and gamble and party,

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and to other people he gave an
entirely different story about his mother having a

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recent cancer diagnosis, which does seem
to be true, and that the reason

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they went to the cabin was to
get away and try to process the sudden

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medical news, hence the box of
liquor they supposedly took with them. But

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which version of the story was the
truth, if any of it. No

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matter which story you pick, there's
one thing that didn't fit, a detail

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that we've already discussed, and that's
that Christa had no call and no showed

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for work on Friday July second.
Finally, on the day of the holiday

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Sunday, July fourth, there seemed
to emerge a ray of hope from the

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black cloud surrounding the situation. It
appeared that perhaps Chandler was right and there

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really was no reason to worry,
because Christa suddenly sent a text to her

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son Chandler, a message that would
become crucial to this investigation. I'll tell

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you exactly what that text said,
but let's first review the history of Chandler's

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text messages from his mother to him
from July second to the day she officially

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went missing to July seventh, Friday. In July second, no text messages

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were exchanged. Saturday, July third, at four forty seven pm, the

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first time Chandler texas Mom to check
on her, and Bart quote, hope

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this goes through. I bet there's
a lot of people up there making it

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hard to message. No reply that
day from Christa, and no further text

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from Chandler on that day. Sunday
in July fourth, at eleven o four

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am, the first time Christa text
Chandler or anyone since her disappearance. Quote

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made it safely, can't get anything
through, and yes it's packed, going

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to White Lake today for the parade
and we'll be home Monday night Tuesday early,

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love you lots. No text response
from Chandler on that day. Monday,

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July fifth, no text from Chandler, no text from Christa. The

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second day of Christa missing work without
calling. Tuesday July sixth, no text

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from Chandler, no text from Christa. The third consecutive day of Christa,

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no calling, no showing, and
finally, on Wednesday, July seventh,

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at twelve fifty two pm, Chandler
to his mother christa quote, Hey,

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I'm worried at the police station.
Can you text or call? Besides for

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this seeming lack of concern, Chandler's
shows for his parents in these texts,

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there was another glaring issue with their
exchange, specifically Christa's message, the one

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she sent on July fourth at eleven
am going to White Lake today for the

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parade. The White Lake Fourth of
July celebration was held on Saturday, July

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third. In fact, as far
as I could find on their website and

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Instagram pages, White Lake has always
celebrated the holiday on Saturday, which is

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something that if you spent summers at
a cabin in Langley County you'd simply know.

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Which leaves us with one question.
If Krista Halderson didn't send that text

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message, then who did. Coming
up on Tapes from the dark Side,

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Mitchell Holderson, Chandler's older brother,
decides to get to the bottom of the

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whole situation. We are out with
the Halverson son and his fiance and we'll

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be taking a walk around the property
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are you talking? Or what are you

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doing? I'm fishing right now,
but I really got a piece. I'm

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like walking in circles and it's a
little easier when I don't have to fold

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the phone right here. Yeah,
absolutely, Well how's your day going?

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It's good? You know you couls
some fancy something teat very cheap. Mhm,

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miss you? I miss you too, Missy Moore? Got it?

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Hm? I do I get another
three five minutes tomorrow? Okay, when

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do you want to call? I
mean we waited the entire week to call

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this time, so we could wait
till the middle of the week. Okay,

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like a Wednesday, Yeah, Wednesday, Thursday either works the best part

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of the week. Christmas. Mhm, so I got for the week?

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You got? What do you have
plans for the week? Danny's saying with

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us while he's in mad of him
m hm. Oh, he's kind of

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like helping unload the house. We
moved almost everything from our old house yesterday.

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Okay, got like a lot of
furniture moved. So it's just little

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stuff left that can be moved in
cars. Oh, why see home or

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not ab again? Something happened?
No abigails in school? I remember?

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Oh, okay, Danny isn't and
he saved up a lot of money during

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the pandemic while working. Oh so
he's on vacation, sells grandma all right.

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Yeah, so he's just staying with
us while he visits friend because you

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know, we're like a clean home. Madison. Yeah, I missed you.

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Yeah, I'd like to go fishing
with you too right now? Yeah,

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nice weather for it, wearing shorts
and aletter that's good weather. H

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Yeah, it sucks a missing fall. That's my favorite season. M h.

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We'll be out in times of spring
hopefully too. I don't like spring,

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though, Well, let's the fuck
because we want you out by spring.

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It's a really nice dam in Stelton
Stoughton. M Yeah, okay,

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it's we're Danny's from. You knows. I have a little watering holes around

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here. I just know tiny little
ponds for this small game, all right.

436
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Nice. Oh my god, there's
geese like a goose, but they're

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like fully white. Oh fancy.
Yeah, it's like a farm raised goose.

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Mm hmm. But it's like running
around wild. That's strange. It

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is. They're like walking on a
line. That's odd. You have one

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minute remaining? Was that all right? When you're uh, it says be

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a woman at left. But when
you're out. I think we should go

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fishing and have coffee and make lunch
and then have a whole day of just

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outside fishing. And we could wear
our hats and sunglasses, and I can

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bring sun screen because you burn quick, my little tortilla. I love you.

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I love you more. Mhm tonight, iteing your voice too, keep

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talking? Okay, sleep well,
wrap yourself like a burrito in a blanket.

447
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It's very nice. It should start
getting colder. It's getting pretty chilly

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outside. Like I can't really walk
around that much anymore because it's getting cold.

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I wear pants like all the time. I just wear Okay, the

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amount of times I've worn your sweater
in tants to bed is kind of getting

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growth. Thank you for using global
tailing the looks of a dark side?

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What dorg sat dark sat it get
the hell out of my house. In

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Jesus' name, I'll pray