- We are coming into
the homes and the lives of a brand new family in hopes of finding their son, Randy Leach. We have Alberta here who
is starting off our day with some breakfast sandwiches. We also have Randy's
father Harold over here. Harold, thank you for
bringing us into your home. - Thank you. - We're gonna spend the
next two days with you and see what we can do
to bring your Randy home. - I appreciate it. - Sit back and enjoy, what is that we're gonna be sharing with you, and let's see if we
can't bring this family some hope and some resolution
in the next two days. With that, we're gonna dig
into cinnamon rolls right now and bring you into the entire story. (daunting music) I'm gonna tell you that you just missed an incredible breakfast. If you're anywhere in the Linwood area, stop by Alberta's Bed and Breakfast, she will take good care of you. (Alberta laughs) - Thanks a lot. - You're welcome.
(Alberta laughs) So, if you can now just, kind
of, start at the, you know, the beginning of all this and bring us up to where we're at today. - I woke up on the morning of April 16th on a
Saturday morning at 06:30 and realized Randy wasn't here. - 1988.
- '88. I got up and went in and
looked out the window because I knew he wasn't in his bedroom and the car wasn't even here. So I ran in and got Harold, (signs) I'm sorry, And we went out on the driveway and we didn't know what
to do, we were barefooted. What are we gonna do he's no here? That was something he
had never done before. So we called my brother, he
was a policeman in Lawrence, he came down and we went
over to where the party was and they had cleaned the whole thing up. And I went to the house, and Harold went out to
where the bonfire was, they were cleaning up around it, and I asked the woman, I
had never met her before, they were just new people in the area. And she said, "What can I do for you?" And I said, "I wanna know
where Randy Leach is?" And she said, "Well, he
was here, but he left. "Mrs, Leach, can I get you a beer?" "No, ma'am, I wanna know where my son is." And she said, "Well,
somebody took him home "or he took somebody else
home, we don't know." So we left there and went around, looking at different places. And then we come back
and we had family come in from all over, and they went driving, looking around the area. We could not report
this until Sunday night. And after that, it was
just (signs) night and day, we were coming and going,
Harold and our family was going everywhere, looking. And (cries) we didn't know what to do. I'm sorry (sniffs). - Be all right. It's all right. - So our family stayed with us, and all over, they were looking. The police, we realized right off the bat, they were not doing what
we wanted them to do. It's like they were out in La-La land. To this day, we know no more
today than we did back in '88. Nothing was ever really checked out. And we're so appreciative of you guys. Maybe we can get this story checked out and know yay or nay, you
know, one way or the other. - You know, and that's been
one of our concerns, you know, as we continue to work with families is, we want to be able to
bring that resolution and that closure for families. And sometimes, you know,
we're not able to solve it. - Sure. - But what we keep learning
or what we continue to learn as we, you know, work with
more families like yours, is that, like you said, at
least now you're gonna know, yes or no. - Right. - You know that, "Hey, we're now able to
check this spot off," because you've not had, I mean, you've been fighting for
32 years trying to get to certain spots that are water related, checked off your list. - Right. - And some of the stories we, you know, we've met with Alberta
and Harold last night, we were talking about, you know, a potential car that may have been spotted near a golf course, some
places over on Kansas River, and then we also have another one, that one that was part of the movie that-- - Stranger Creek. - Stranger Creek, we have
Stranger Creek that back in 80-- - 8, '87, they did the movie. (police sirens blaring) (vehicles crashing) - Help. (intense music) (car thumps into the river) - But the river was low after, in '89? - '88, '87, it was low. - Okay. - In '88 it was low. - Okay, in 88 it was lower at some points, but we have some points
beyond the train bridge down to the Kansas River
to check out as well. - Right, sure. - So it sounds like we
have three big locations that we need to check out today for sure. - Right, sure. - But there's a lot of
other twists and turns to this story as well. - Oh, definitely. - You know, there's some
rumors that, you know, maybe he didn't leave
the party on his own, that he may have ended up
in the trunk of his own car and taken across state lines. And some of that, I mean, Harold, I know that you've led a good, you know, ground lead on this one as to
a cave with some potential, devil worshiping involved. And there there's rumors that he was either involved in devil worshiping, or he was a sacrifice to devil worshiping. - Yeah, it was a sacrifice. - And somehow you acquired
some pictures of this. Do you have those pictures
you can share with us? - Yeah. - And so this is inside
of the cave and going in, so you have the pigeon with
a cross shoved up its rectum. - I don't know what this
pentagram, you know, and I don't know what that called for. - What does it mean (indistinct)? - [Cameraman] It's usually a
witchcraft thing (indistinct). - [Harold] Here's a another one. - And so with this, as, you know, parents, without having answers, you know, you're chasing and following
every lead that you can. In your heart right now, do
you believe he's in the water? Do you believe that he
ended up in a vehicle? Do you believe that he
was part of, you know, the satanic ritual that
it got tangled up in? Do you believe that he was
part of the satanic thing or that they just decided
that he would be sacrificed. Where's a mom and everything, for 32 years you've had a lot of time. - I feel he's in the water, in the car. - Because the car's never been found. - No, I just, I don't know, I just, I had a dream about it one night, I just think that's what it is. - Okay. Well, we've identified, you know, the three areas, by the
golf course, in the river, and Stranger Creek as
well as the Kansas River. So I think that that's
where we need to start our search today. I know that we have some
thunderstorms coming tomorrow, but that's not gonna stop us. We have two full days
for you and we'll get as wet as we need to, to bring you as many answers as we can for you. - We'll get you dried
out at night (laughs). - Do you have something else
you'd like to share with us before we start our day? - There was a psychic, I
don't know how you guys feel about psychics, but-- - We follow all leads. - We've gone every route. And we had this psychic
that Harold had talked to through the Edwardsville
police department. She was in Florida and she
gave him some directions as to where to go. She directed him off of
the bridge on Linwood road, down east of Linwood-- - Stranger Creek bridge or-- - Right.
- Okay. - And he went down one
morning and he walked, tried to think how she told
him, she had him on a clock and she was in Florida,
so it was kind of hard to figure out. But he just took off and
walked down on Stranger Creek and he got down there,
and the water had been up and then you know how
it dries out the ground. He saw this sign, it said,
"Randy Leach was here." - [Jared] Like, he just went down there and I was just there.
- Yeah, and that was there, on three 29 of '91, which-- - [Jared] That was also written
there, or you wrote that? - [Alberta] No that was in the mud, where it had dried. - So you spoke with a psychic on a Sunday, and then you waited for her
to go to work on Monday, and you went down on Tuesday? - Yeah.
- Yeah. - And this was there. - Three 29 of '91, which
Randy disappeared in '88. So Randy, Randy Leach, these
pictures had to be done because it was so big. "Randy Leach was here" and
this was three 29 of '91. The undersheriff came
down and Harold said, it looked like a woman's shoe. And he said, "Well, how can you tell that? And Harold says, "Because
it looked like a low cut, "thin woman's shoe." But that was all it was ever done. - And so I guess we need to step back, even more into this story is
that I feel like we're getting the same thing that a lot of families that we've been working with is, they feel like the law
enforcement and the agencies are either passing the
buck to one another, so they don't have to handle it. Or sometimes families feel
like there's corruption within the organizations as well. - Very definitely. - And one of the things that we'd like to not do is, we don't like to
throw any law enforcement under the bus or any agencies. - Right. - You know, we do realize that, they have 30 new cases a day. - Sure. - That come into their
organization, how do they choose? And they can only follow
up on so many leads, Whereas families, they have nothing else except the, where? What's going on? And they lack the support in
the, you know, the search team. So that's why, you
know, we are here today. You know, we feel like, we've
really been called to serve and to be here for you today, and we're gonna search these
three bodies of water today and let's get you answers on these. Then we'll continue
with more this afternoon and on in tomorrow. - Appreciate it. - Absolutely. Well, let's grab a map. You're more than just Elizabeth, you're more than just a daughter to Betty. You have some skills. So if you can kind of
like bring us up to speed as to, you know, who you
are and your background and some of the work that
you've already done on this. - Yeah, well, I'm a geospatial
analysts and geophysicist, and so in addition to
being a family friend, a lot of my work here has
been doing mapping for them. And then when the river
became an area of interest, we took a magnetometer 882 out, I think that geomeatics tool. And then we did the river
survey and we identified a magnetic anomaly. So logically maybe what could
have happened, you know, could it have been that he left the party, high on drugs or drunk, and he
was just trying to get home? And perhaps he may have
missed the turn going home and tried to take the next turn, and he goes straight into the river. And he drove off in
his car into the river. And in that location where we
did the magnetometer surveying is where we did find a magnetic anomaly. And I think that is the region
where you guys are gonna do your search today. - [Alberta] And the dogs. - And the dogs, we had
the cadaver dogs come out, and three dogs on three different days, picked up on a scent of
human remains in that area. - So in all three dogs were
unassociated with one another. So they came out at different times and they all hit on the same
spot from what I understand. - And different days. - We've got to get a
great big map here for us, so if you can kind of give us the rundown. - Yeah, and I'll let my
dad give you the rundown on this area 'cause he is more familiar. - [Tom] So this is where the party was at. So we believe he came up this
road to this intersection, turned west, and then went down south-- - It's 170th
- it's right here. Here's Golden Road, this would
have probably been the route he would have taken to come home. And here is the Stranger Creek bridge, it's no longer there, but
it was there at that time. And there's been speculation
that he drove off into the creek there and
then could have washed down the creek and into the river. Right here these two used to be connected, and we think what might've happened, he may have missed this turn, went down here, turned west and drove straight into the river. This is where the cadaver
dogs pick something up, if this road would go straight between this waterway and here. - [Elizabeth] And that's the location where we found the anomaly too. - Okay. Well, that would make sense. He definitely was not in
any shape to be driving. - Right. - So this one 100% can
make sense, you know, that he could have ended up there. Let's say we have some good
leads to go on over there with the magnetometer as
well as the cadaver dog. So let's jump over there,
treat that as a location number one and see if we
can find some answers there. - Okay. - Alrighty. (forlorn music) - But you can see, here here's the road. - [Jared] Okay, so the road
came straight through here. - [Tom] Right here. (light thoughtful music) - So we just need to put in here. - Right over here. I'll get the ladder out, which will make it easier
to get down the bank. - [Jared] Okay. (forlorn music) - [Jared] Okay, determine
where like the road, kind of, would have gone, and then
we'll go up like another, you know, 100 feet or so from there. - You can see the pipe right there. - Okay, and so right now, it's
does it drop down there, Tom? We're not gonna hit our motor on it. - [Tom] It' just goes down to the bottom. Oh, you're not gonna hit. I just came across. (boat motor revving) - Ms. Magnetometer, where
did you get the reading for the magnetometer? - Well, straight down that way, not too far away from
the bank of the river. - [Jared] Okay, so
before the pile of brush. - Right after the pile of brush is where human scent was detected. And just a little bit
past that was the anomaly. I think if you survey in
that general vicinity. I think it was about maybe 30 feet from the bank the river.
- Offshore. - Is is where the anomaly was. - [Jared] Okay, we'll search
that really good then. (dramatic music) (boat motor revving) - [Jared] We got down reading,
the other one's reading, it's catching 40, we're
only six feet deep, so let's run, probably
it's 25 on the side here. (light thoughtful music) Nice speed. 3.9. So only three and a half feet deep, three and a half feet deep here. (boat motor revving) If you come in off of
the road from up there, you're not gonna be coming too far out. - Yeah. - [Jared] And the same thing
if he hits the water here, this is where the dogs were
hit, it was just right up here. Let's walk the magnetometer. - [Sam] Sadly it's, I
mean, whatever it is, whatever it was or whomever it was, it could be covered up. - [Jared] And they were
thinking that maybe, you know, it'd be waged up against the pipe, but that's not wide enough
to be a car or anything. (light thoughtful music) So we're getting like super
shallow here, wow, Sam, like we're at one nine. - Yeah, part of me
thinks that this might be a magnetometer type thing. I mean, if those dogs
were hitting, I mean, three different dogs in
three different areas with three different
handlers coming out here, they were all hitting. I mean, I trust them,
almost more than our sonar. - [Jared] Yeah, 'cause like, yeah, we're hitting right here. Like I'm gonna bottom out,
if we don't get out of here. - There's nothing here,
if there was a car here-- you'd see it.
- Actually beyond the magnetometer, like at this point you would need the GPR to search under the sand. - Ground penetrating. - [Jared] Yeah, 'cause,
I mean, look at this, we're like nothing, nothing, nothing, 40 years later we have to come back. - Yep. - [Jared] With different gear. - Yep, upgrade. - [Jared] Gear we don't yet have. That's where the financial
investment is made, can you get more and more gear, so that way you can
serve better and better. - Yeah, better serve. (boat motor revving) - [Jared] Well, based on the
depth, the way the river runs, potential trajectory,
anything above the surface that we'd be able to locate,
there's nothing there. So we're gonna go check
out the other locations, and then maybe in the
future, if, like I said, if we don't find anything,
we'll have to come back and you utilize some of your magnetometers and some other fun gear. So we're up here right now. We're in drift down the river, so it looks like the
river channel kind of goes down the middle here. And then here's where the boat ramp is at. And we went down past the bridge and then the golf course is over here, and there's been a car there's
been spotted on Google Earth recently with the water level down that might be in the river over here. So we can go check that out. (deep thoughtful music) So Tom's stuck over there. - There's just a sandbar
that kind of curves this way, so if you go over there,
you'll be upstream. - [Jared] Okay, later, Tom Bye-bye Tom. - We can share a drone drone. It's the only way to navigate. (thoughtful music) We get stuck right here too. - [Jared] Like the right
a little bit, or left? - Oh, I've got to go back up. (boat motor revving) Yeah, it looks good, go
to the right a little bit. - [Jared] Okay. (deep thoughtful music) So golf course starts right
here, then at the bridge. I'll head over there and
scan the best I can then. As far as where the sandbars are, IF the car would have come out there, it would not have come out
this far from that road there with river flowing. So really where we need to be looking is where that sandbar
comes in from there down. But we'll just do a
quick scan here anyway, but I think it's gonna
be too shallow here. (deep thoughtful music) - [Dan] Go check that cove. - [Jared] Check the cove. - Yeah, it looks like there's
some sort of wide looking thing in there. - I couldn't get to it from over here. I think that would be a
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allow us to be out here. On that note, Dan has
something that he wants us to go take a look at. - Yeah, it looks like right
at the top of the cove, looks like it could be some
sort of, like, boxy thing. Over here. - [Jared] Oh, something's over there. - [Dan] That's the shore. How deep is it. - [Jared] Walk there, yeah, you can walk. (water splashing) - I think this area is clear. Definitely, I don't
know what I was seeing. - Well, like you said, another 300 yards down the road here, so we'll
keep scanning the riverbank and finish clearing this area. (boat motor revving) I'd say this is cleared then, we're down about a
five, six hundred yards. I'd say we're gonna have
to go to Stranger Creek up around the Kansas River. I think that's gonna be
more shallow than this. (boat motor revving) - Nothing.
- Nothing. All right, like my theory is, you know, there's something near the sand, where the sand moves and
creates the underwater dunes. You know, if somebody is
there just like, you know, that location way over
there with cadaver dogs. - I think that Stranger
Creek is the most likely from all of this, as far
as possible in the water. So it turns out Jared's job is never done. I do get a bite of a sandwich however, I don't get
an actual break break. Everybody has requested that
we jumped back in the water here and identify at this boat ramp, and I think is a really good idea, whether there's a car here or
not, or two cars, six cars. We never know, boat ramp, river, it's a good possibility. (boat motor revving) Well buddy, we can say
there's no cars here. - Nothing.
- No, nothing. (people chattering) - So let let's focus on Stranger Creek, knocked that one out. - Good. - And then we can then take
a look at whatever pond was north of the farm. - Yeah.
- He was at. (sad music) - And there used to be a bridge here, the bridge was there when
Randy came up missing, was parallel of this railroad bridge. The KBI thinks that he
probably missed the bridge, went into the creek and
then the creek came up and washed the car away. - And then this is the location
where the KBI detective did some investigating as well. - Yes. - But nobody has ever dove
here from my understanding. - Nobody has dove here that I know about. And the KBI searched about 10 years later. - [Jared] Okay. Based upon it, those trees
would have been there, so he would have gone off
to the left if anything. - [Elizabeth] Yeah,
that's looking directly, but it's from that spot. - [Jared] Wow that's
quite a pretty bridge. - No, you couldn't have
gotten in the water, the water was so low and
it was such a drought year, and I remembered it went
over this bridge every day. They went over that day, like they said, there were so many cars that
went over looking for Randy, the water was so low, it was a drought. (forlorn music) - [Jared] All right, so I'm
casting 27 right now, Sam. - What's that 10 feet, nine feet? Yeah, definitely, definitely
deep enough, to hide a car. - [Jared] Yeah, and looking
at the bridge, you know, the old bridge, we'll do
between the old bridge, where they're standing up
there and the train bridge. (train horn honking) (train rattling on the tracks) Oh, oh, what about down here? (train rattling on the tracks) Look, look, look, look, look. Looks like a car upside down. (train rattling on the tracks) - [Sam] Just the way that
was floating over it. Yeah, nothing. - [Jared] Yeah nothing here. Yeah, now that clears (indistinct). - [Jared] Just a train. - Jared, remember what they
call the end of the train? - [Jared] It used to be a caboose. - Still is. - [Jared] Okay (laughs), okay. (upbeat music) (boat scraping on the ground) On to next. (upbeat music) - That makes a 90-degree turn and there's the creek right there, and then it makes a big
loop and it comes around and goes under this bridge
and comes around this way. This might be a good spot to get into. (daunting music) - Right, so the shore here,
so what we're looking at, see this water column here
is the water, anything black, where the dark shaded is,
that's the shoreline over there, so we're casting 39 feet to the left and 39 feet to the right
is the actual shoreline. So based upon that we
can adjust our range here just to get a better visual under there. Dan, we're gonna put it like 42 feet. There we go. Now that makes it bigger on screen for us. Nine feet deep here, 10
feet deep, 12 feet deep. - [Sam] Definitely deep enough. - We find a, next to her road one time, we found a tractor and an SUV that most of the creek was only like two or three feet deep, and it had this one hole
and it was only, like, maybe 40 feet long, and it
was like 12 to 14 feet deep, just hiding things, right in a '90, similar to that. You never know where
things are gonna end up. That's the spot? - [Tom] Yeah, right there. (men chattering) - [Jared] Yeah, it's
completely, right there, okay. Yeah, it's completely clear up
here or down here right now. (boat motor whirring) If we were casting different, I'd be like, "Oh, hey, there's a
car," but it's not a car. It wasn't long enough, in my opinion, but it did have like a shape of a car. It's just the way it was hitting
the last time with the log laying over there. Yeah, pretty upset, though. Another location clear. And so this is the location
where the water was so low to confirm, right here, this bridge? Or we still have another
location at Stranger Creek? - Well, Stranger goes under 32, so we, actually drove over
the bridge coming here. - Okay. - So you wanna go there? - Yeah, let's check that location. - That's really weird that somebody-- - Yeah, super strange. - Put, you know, "Randy, was here." - Super strange. - So yeah, let's clear that one as well. (daunting music) The guard rail goes so far
back that it doesn't matter like how drunk or how
high or anything you are, there's, in my opinion, there's no way you're
getting over this bridge and into this river at that location. The bridge has always
started back here though. Like, look at that distance
you would have to travel, you're not getting through all that. Whether the bridge was this
wide or it was this wide, where the bridge would have started with or without a
guardrail, there's no way you're making all the way
through there no matter how-- - I mean the first hit your car's-- - [Jared] You're stuck right there. - [Sam] You're stuck right here. You're not going anywhere. - [Jared] Plus when Harold was
here, the river was way down. Somebody actually wrote in the-- - In the mud.
- In the riverbed. - Yeah, I think it was on that side was where he found that. - One of those things they've mentioned, if you want to do this evening is over, is it Kill Creek or Cedar Creek? - Cedar Creek, Cedar Creek boat ramp. It's on the other side of the river, it's pretty close to where we made that turn around in De Soto. There's a boat ramp there,
then you've got to go down the creek a little bit
and then can pick up the Kansas River again,
and probably about a mile down the river is the end of 142nd Street. At one time somebody Harold knows, seen a car in the water at
the end of 142nd Street, and he thought that was recovered. But, I mean, if one
car was there, possibly other cars could be there. So we can take you there,
if you wanna go there now. - And also it's right close to the caves, and so Harold wanted you
to look at the caves. You can see them from the 142nd. - Well, the caves will be on
the other side of the river from where we're going. - [Jared] Yeah, let's head over there. - [Sam] Let's go knock that out. (melancholy music) - So we're gonna throw the other motor on, we're gonna put it in the ramp here. Try to get into the Kansas River, go down river from there. I don't know if we're
gonna be able to do it. Once we get into the river, we stay right on this channel there, and then right before we
get to 142nd down here, then we shoot across the
river before the sandbar, and then we search this area right here. See if we can do it.
(Sam laughing) - [Sam] Okay, let's go. - Yes new challenges. - Jared, right here at this ramp, three burlap bags of body parts, and this was right after,
shortly after Randy was missing. Yeah, and so there was never
really investigated, you know, you could never get any information on. This was shortly after Randy was gone, and that was one of the primary
reasons why they'd want to, you know, look in this area too. - Did they ever identify
who they belong to? - No. - But did they rule out that
they did not belong to Randy? - No, that was never ruled out either. - They never did DNA on them?. - If they did, see this
is a different county, we're not in Leavenworth, this is Johnson, but we've asked over and over
and over about the body parts that was found here. Never answered. - Well, and Geri was
here earlier and I heard, I overheard her saying that
they feel like a lot of people have gotten close to
solving this for Randy, and those people have gone missing here. Have you heard? - Yeah, oh yeah, there's
maybe not missing, but yeah, there's been a lot of people
who have tried to investigate, been ordered off and told to back off. And then there was the
investigator that was found dead and different things. Yeah, there's a lot of
stories that people have been a little bit afraid to help
investigate and look for Randy. - Betty, you were supposed
to tell me all this stuff before we came, right. Sam. My wife would get so nervous when we start hearing stories like this. So don't be worried, honey. We're only going to be here
for one more day after this and then we're leaving the county. They can't find us in Chicago,
where we live in Chicago. - Well, you do live in Chicago, I know. You'll be safe there. (Jared laughs) (upbeat music) - So this connects to the actual river? - [Jared] Yeah, to the Kansas River. - Cool. That's it, I mean, we're running out of-- - [Jared] Wait, hitting, bottom here too. - [Sam] Oh wait, wait, oh wait. - [Jared] I gotta stop this. - [Sam] Okay, put the motor up. - [Jared] Hold on. Yeah, we've already ran out of river. - [Sam] Yeah, we've run out of river. I'm taking these. - [Jared] We need to carry it over-- - [Sam] The river's over there. - [Jared] That's the river? - [Sam] Yeah. (upbeat music) - [Jared] I hear the
drone making fun of us. You see the drone up there laughing at us. (boat scraping on the ground)
(upbeat music) Oh, we've got a long ways
to go with that boat. (upbeat music) All right, so that little
aerial conversation, you just saw Sam and I
having, 100% we only have like 45 minutes of daylight left. - It's getting dark. - If we like pushed down there
and then we can't make it back up and we're stuck down there, that's gonna be a big problem. So what we're going to
end up doing is scout it, whether it's tonight or
first thing in the morning, and then we'll make a decision
as to what to do from there. (upbeat music) So where we're at on
(chuckles) this one, Betty is that let's scout that
location tonight on 142nd. And see if it's gonna be deep enough. We're running out daylight, so I think by the time we make
it over there, we scout it, it's gonna be dark, but we can put it on the list for tomorrow on
how we're gonna get to it. (thoughtful music) (car engine revving) - So no one owns this road we're on, all the way to the river. It's public. - [Jared] So we're on a public road. So that means we can cut the lock. - Um, we can do it (laughs). - Well, we've got wheels. I mean, we've got wheels on our boat. - [Jared] We have the big
motor, we're gonna have to pump the tires 'cause
they were really flat. So, we'll just pump the tires up tonight, and then we can look at this as an option. Let's also see if there's like
something a little further down for a boat ramp or
something to put it on. - Yeah, sounds good. - [Betty] Go down in front of the caves, so they can see, just as
Harold wanted you guys-- - So are the caves off limits? (daunting music) - [Sam] That'd be wild to
see the under ground lake. I'd love to see an underground lake. - [Jared] Rumor of the car,
of a car, not the car, but-- - A car. - [Jared] But this is also the caves where we saw the pictures of the, what Harold believes is the worshiping. I don't know where his entrance was at because they went in
through like a secret, like crawled through
this and get into this. Well let's head back to
Harold and Alberta's house, have a discussion with them and come up with a game plan for what's next. - [Sam] Sounds good.
- Okay. I feel like this is home. You just walk in. - [Sam] Walk right in. Already sitting at the table ready to eat. - Are you ready for us.
- We're ready (laughs). - Hey you guys. I'd like to ask you guys-- - [Jared] Today's my birthday. - Today don't mess the kitchen up so much. - Did we leave it a mess
when we left this morning? - Oh, man. - You probably spent the last four hours-- - It wasn't me, it was Alberta's. She had to work (laughs). - [Alberta] Oh, you full of it. (Harold laughing) - Well, it was kidding. - Let's give you an update
as to where we've been today, and what we've covered for you. We've covered three
locations at Stranger Creek. The location where, that you
showed us from the psychic and where you went down,
it was drawn in the water. Based upon the bridge from 30 years ago, as well as where it's at now. Virtually impossible for
a car to ever get in there because of where the canyon starts, and for a car to travel that
distance, it would nose dived, it would have hit that first ledge, a car would have never made
it that far to the river. Plus, as you had identified,
the water was shallow, there was nowhere for it to go. So it was not gonna float down. - Right. - We did make our way over
to where the old bridge used to be, down there
by the train bridge. We scanned both up and
down the river there and we cleared that entire area. Even with storms over the
past 30 years coming and going the way that the river bottom is there, it's not gonna seal the car in. I'm 100% confident that
a car has not been buried under any silt or mud there. - Sure, yeah. - We did make our way up to
the Kansas Rivers as well, you know, the dogs had hit before. Up near where the dogs had
hit and the magnetometer it was only about a foot and a half there, so we actually kept getting stuck there when we were searching that. So I'm not ruling that
out at this point in time. What I'm saying is, based
upon the river there and everything we scanned, there is nothing above the
sub floor on the river bed, but that doesn't mean that
over the course of 30 years, you have a lot of sand in that river, viewers continue to see what we're doing and we have access to
magnetometers and subfloor as well. That's kind of like
the next step to where, I'm not saying Randy could not be there. So what I'm saying today though, is that based upon above the
sand, Randy is not there. So we cleared that entire area. In addition to that, we ended up over, we're looking at 142nd for you, I know 142nd is a concern-- - It wasn't that far was it? - Oh my goodness, Harold. So there's a gate at the end of 142nd, so we do have wheels for the boat that we can drag it down there. Although there's a gate, there are no, no trespassing signs. As well as looking at the assessor's map, that is a public road. Somebody just decided
to put up a gate there, but it's a public road, it's 142nd, so we're not ruling out, we're not telling you that
we're not going there. We're just, is there something else we need to focus on first
tomorrow before we go there? Or do we need to go there
and just knock that out? And by doing so, I mean, we do have the distance down and back. So, you know, it's gonna
take us an extra hour plus the hour, so, you know, two, two and a half
hours to knock that out. But if we should be
focused somewhere else, then let's go focus on
those other areas as well. - You did check in Cedar Creek
across on the other side. - So Cedar Creek is, yeah. so we tried putting in at
Cedar Creek at the boat ramp, but because the water's so low, we could not get in and over.
- Couldn't get in. - So no car was going to make it down to the Kansas River from Cedar Creek. But we did try using
Cedar Creek to get us out of the Kansas River to get down to 142nd. So that was quite a little
adventure, wasn't it Sam? - [Sam] Oh, yeah. - A lot of giggles on that one today. - I'm sure. - We did everything we could today. - Sure. - And we're here for you tomorrow. - Okay. - And so on that note, we'll
talk more about it tonight. There's a lot of information and stories that we heard today. A lot of rumors, a lot of
possibilities, you know, are we dealing with a
potential lake in the cave from what we heard as well? - There's one in there. - There's been a rumor that
there could be a car in there to the pond that's north
of where the party was at, to other ponds north of town, that there's so many things
that we have to go look at tomorrow as well. And so with that, you know, we're not done helping you guys yet. And so if you've not already done so, please do subscribe because we have the next episode will come out tomorrow if you're following day-by-day. If you know, this has been
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have instant access to it and we'll leave a link down below. - It sounds like you got a lot done. - We did get a lot done
today for your Harold. - You traveled a lot. - Yep, so we've answered questions as to where he is not right now. - At least that much is done. - So we have answers for you there. - Okay. - On that note, we'll see
you tomorrow later, later. Bye bye.
- Thank you. - You're welcome. (forlorn music)