- No, you have a steering wheel. You have a car right there. You have part of a car there. I wanna welcome you back
for episode number two with Alberta and Harold. We're here in Linwood, Kansas working on a 32-year-old missing persons case. And not just any missing
person, this is your son, this is Randy Leach who
went missing 32 years ago after a graduation party. And we spent yesterday and let's
just bring you into a recap as to what we did with
that search yesterday. And if you've not seen
yesterday's episode, that's really where you
would really wanna start. We have a link in the
description below, but for those of you that need a
quick recap, we came in, we did an entire search of Stranger Creek in several locations. We did a search in the Kansas River. And with that one, we also
tried to get over to 142nd, which we've not yet made it over there, but I think that with today,
I think we want to talk to you and the viewers and let them know. Let's go back to the beginning
today and bring everybody up to speed from your side as to that morning that you realized that Randy was missing. Will that be okay with you?
- Sure. Okay, this is one episode
you're not gonna wanna miss. (soft music) - We woke up on the
morning of April 16, 1988 and Randy was not home. He had been out to the graduation
party the night before. And we ended up out on the
driveway in our bare feet looking and wondering where is he
'cause this was unusual for him, he never stayed out. We were very upset. We called my brother. He was a policeman in
Lawrence and he came down and went over to where the
party was and talked to them. And then he came back,
didn't get much satisfaction. And we went over to talk to the people which I had never met. They were just new in the area. I went into the house
and talked to the mother and asked her. She said, "What can I do for you?" And I said, I want my son, Randy Leach. And she said, "Well, he's not here. "Mrs. Leach, can I get you a beer?" No, ma'am, I wanna know where my son is. So then they started telling
us, well, they thought he took this one home or they thought
somebody had taken him home. So we took off and went to a
couple of the kids' houses. They knew Randy was messed up but they didn't know where he was. So we came back home and
we had family coming in from all over, friends. And they went out and walked the area over where the party was. We could not report
this until Sunday night, which was the 17th and was
our first initial report on the case. And from then on, it was just pandemonium. We were in and out. Harold and a bunch of the people would go hunting, looking, driving. One story after the
other started coming in. Some of the kids would come over and tell us a different story
or call us on the phone. And every time we got a story,
we would call Leavenworth and tell them these stories. I'd write it down and call them. We didn't have much luck. We knew right off the bat that
they just didn't really seem to be getting with it. So within two weeks, we had contacted some private detectives and they came out and
started checking around. KBI, they said they weren't
working on the case. Well, we found out later KBI was investigating our investigators because he was in over the line and didn't have a license
they didn't think. So that went on for a month
and we still didn't think they were doing any work for us. - With our search yesterday,
we're sensing if this is not an accident, there's a lot of
corruption within this city and within the county and
that we might be dealing with a coverup. Let's dig in deeper
into a couple of things that we heard yesterday. Randy parked your car in
somebody else's driveway, not at the party but across the street at somebody's driveway. Is this Flannagan's property?
- Right. Okay, and so Flannagan to
bring everybody up to speed is from what we've heard has been known to be in the drug scene. And that one of the rumors
is that Randy ended up going in there that night
and having a confrontation, flipping over a table that had drugs on it and upset somebody. And that now leads to other rumors of Randy may have ended
up in the trunk of a car and that he may have ended up
across the border in Missouri in the shredder. And there's so many
stories that we've heard that you've heard over the years. But I'd like to talk more
about Flannagan right now 'cause I know that you've had
some conversations with him but Flannagan right
now is actually in jail because he murdered his
girlfriend a couple years ago. Or a year ago, two years ago?
- Two. The newspaper interviewed
him and they published part of this that said I did
it out of a fit of rage, the last time this
happened was 30 years ago. - [Alberta] But I didn't kill anybody. - [Jared] But I didn't kill anybody. - [Alberta] Yeah.
- [Harold] Oh wow. - [Jared] Which was 30 years
to the day of Randy missing with this confrontation that may have, the rumors of confrontation taking place. - Yes, we went to the jail. They got him on the computer
and he was on the phone and we could see him in the jail. But he said he didn't have
anything to do with it. "If I ever find out anything,
I'll sure let you know." He said it was two years
before they ever talked to him and he lived next door. - And I'm hollering you
need to talk to Flannagan. Nobody ever talked to him. - If they did something
to Randy, they would have to be nervous and do something quick. But if it was like a
drug dealer or something, if Randy had passed away,
they could've left him in the car along the road. And it's no, he overdosed. So our feeling was that it was more inside if it was an accident
and they got nervous. - 'Cause this is at 2:30,
between 2:30 and 4:30 in the morning is when this happened. The car was missing the next morning. So we're really dealing with
a two to three hour window while it's dark as to what
happened to Randy and your car. - Right. - With that, we never
wanna think bad of anybody. We wanna treat this as
an accident to begin with knowing that Randy
didn't normally do drugs, it sounds like you had a very
open relationship with him like, hey, we understand
that you're in high school and you're gonna do some of these things and that you communicated those. Either he chose that night to go further down the rabbit hole
or something was spiked and it took him down a path
that he wasn't even expecting. And with that I think a few
things that interest me, one is we cleared every route
coming back to the house as far as the creeks go. What we've not cleared,
we've not cleared the pond in the backyard at the party. That interests me. Has that ever been cleared? - Not that I know of. - And I guess, was there a fence up there in that time as well? - Probably. - So I mean if there was a fence and the fence was knocked down, he would've never made it through there. So that's one thing that we'd like to talk to the property owner about today. We need to start at the party and start working out from there. I know that the property owners pretty much said please don't come back, we're gonna head over there
and see what we can do to talk our way onto the property and see what we can do to clear that from a sonar and from a diver perspective all of those ponds in the area for you. So there's five or six up there,
so it's gonna keep us busy for on into the early afternoon. And we'll keep you updated for sure. - Okay. - We're gonna get out there and we're gonna cover a lot
of territory for you today. - Okay. (laughing) - Thank you. - See you later.
- Bye-bye. (soft music) - [Jared] I'll park up here and walk on. - [Dan] Oh, no, I'll go up here. - All three vehicles are here, but nobody's answering the door. They do have a camera at the front door. So if it has a microphone,
I did hold up my phone with the phone number on there, but just in case their
security system is not working, I'm leaving a note for them
as well to give me a call. (soft music) All right, on that note,
right across the road is Flannagan's old property. Flannagan no longer lives here, so we're at this property now. Since we're here, let's
clear whatever we can. I have a really hard time thinking that this property up here
would've been a part of it, whether you would have had to
go through this house property or through this property
in order to dump a car into this pond back here. In fact, Dan, let's
bring up the map of this with both of these
homes there back in '91. Both of them, so both
of them were not there. - [Dan] Yeah, there's no houses. That's the only house that's there. - [Jared] Okay, so go
back to today's image. And so we have this road that anybody could've driven in there. Yeah, 'cause they know
their house was not there at the time, it was a dirt road. - [Dan] So this person preferably. - [Jared] Yeah, let's go to that one. It was Bill, right?
- Right. Appreciate you letting us
come onto your property. Have you met Larry before? - I've been here before
with the cadaver dogs. - Okay, all right, yeah. - [Jared] Yeah, so he
says that at the time cadaver dogs did not hit on it. - But they tell me we have
a cemetery right up here and they said they'd get it
to drift off of that cemetery for those dogs. I'd never dreamed that. I feel so bad for them
being their only child and having that happen and not knowing, all of this not knowing. I mean, that's terrible to begin with. And I talked to Dan Flannagan who lived in the trailer there out front. And Dan said Randy parked his car in his driveway that night. And he said when the time
came for them to investigate, Dan was a dumpster diver. He had all kinds of junk in his
yard and old cars and stuff. He said they never did ever
come in and inspect his yard and look for any problem,
look for anything in his yard of all the places. - What do you feel about his statement that was in the paper? - Which was that? - Dan Flannagan, so after
he killed his girlfriend and he made the statement
in the paper this happened during a fit of rage and
the last time this happened was 30 years ago, which would've
been the time that Randy... - I couldn't tell you because
like I say he was in to drugs off and on most of his life, apparently from what I only knew him from
the time we moved out here, which like I say is 20-some
years ago we put this place in. And I got to know him and Dan come down and he was a good neighbor to talk to, he had all kinds of ideas about stuff. He could do things and he was smart and he helped a couple other people out. I really never ever thought
Dan possibly did it. I just never entered my head. - Well, if he did or didn't do it, it seems like they would start the last place his vehicle was seen. - Makes sense.
That's basic. You start the last place it
was seen that's right there. - Anyway, that's why we're here today. We're just processing a
little bit of information from the pond. - What I would love for somebody
to find out what happened at least so they have the
know what happened to him and it's possible maybe locate him. - [Jared] I thought Larry
would've already had this loaded for us in the water. - [Dan] Come on, Larry. - [Jared] I guess we're
gonna have to find somebody that can do a better job than Larry. - [Larry] Water looks pretty clear. (laughing) - [Jared] Thanks, Larry,
for bringing it down for us. (light music) (sonar humming) - Yeah, I think it's super
weird like I was saying up there that they didn't search
Flannagan's property to begin with just because I'm not saying
that Flannagan did it but that was just the last
place that his vehicle was seen. I think that's wild that
they didn't even look there. Makes me wonder if they didn't look because maybe they already knew. - [Jared] You're leaning towards coverup. - Oh yeah, it's the vibe I'm getting. I mean, I could be 100% wrong, but this is the vibe that I'm getting. - [Jared] We're usually
100% of the time wrong. - I mean, realistically, I
think we're getting about 20% but at least we're out here searching and we're marking off ponds and
we're marking off locations. Even if we don't find Randy or
anyone else for that matter, we are definitely allowing
the search to be tightened, we're tightening that
gap where he could be. - [Jared] And also bringing
other people into this. This really is an open source search as we're bringing awareness to it. - Yeah, we're bringing awareness
to this case that's open and other people can jump
in and help the search. (soft music) - [Jared] I made the last
pass up the middle here. Sam, that one clears this entire pond. So more answers, more questions. Just gonna go say thanks to Bill. Oh, he's right here. - [Bill] Find anything? - No, nothing, your pond is clear. - Well, I had a feeling it
was but then the not knowing. Like I say, kids swim in
that thing and fished. Where are you going? You got someplace else to go now? - [Jared] Yeah, we got the
pond down on 32 or Golden or whatever that is down
there, straight south of here. To the east just a little bit,
you have a bigger pond there. - [Bill] Behind the pig farm? - [Jared] I'm not sure
what the pig farm is. - Well, that big long building there. Yeah, that used to be a pig farm. - So just to clarify, who's
house got burned down, Dan's? - The house that the Leach's
were having the party, Leach went to the party in. - That house got burned down, okay. - Yeah, where they had the party. I think if I'm remembering
right and I may be wrong I thought that the book I read
or article I read said that that house burnt down in less than a week after Randy disappeared. - [Betty] It was a few months. - It wasn't very long. Was it a few months? - A few months and the fire
marshal said it was arson. He said that gasoline had
been poured down the hallways to the furnace room and it burned and then the next day caught fire again, burned to the ground. It was just a few months after. The Irwins had already moved out. They'd already left and
moved back to Kansas City. - We've got so much daylight. Bill, I really appreciate your help today. - I hope you guys find something. I just really really hope it. - Glad we stuck around
to hear that little piece about the house burning down. - Yeah, I'm not leaning towards
an accident at this point. - [Sam] Yeah, 'cause it seems like way like some other stuff. - And if we're not dealing with
water, how are you gonna get a car from Linwood over to
Missouri if that story is true with a shredder involved? Or is the car strictly just
hidden in the woods somewhere and we just need to
invite you the viewers, start doing Google searches,
pull up Google Earth, Google Pro and what can you find? Can you find this car? All right, now the pond
is fairly good sized, but if we go back to 1991,
the oldest satellite imagery, it definitely looks-- - [Sam] It wasn't that big. - [Jared] Very small. (light music) So the pond itself didn't
come up any further than this. So this back in the '90s was not here. This was just all dirt, this was not here. And so we're just searching
this portion of it. (sonar humming) - But a car does have to go somewhere. I mean, a car, they had to
do something with the car. So if we do find the car... - [Jared] Well, if you're dealing with big affluent type people, somebody in that group probably has access to a shredder.
- Oh totally. Or a crusher, can make a car disappear. Excavation equipment. - Yeah, it's not a problem. (soft music) - Did you hear it? - [Jared] Yeah, I'm
check it off your list. - Yep, check, on to the next. (soft music) - Jared, I had a thought. Lizabeth had a thought there's a couple of ponds out over on State
Avenue over east of Tonganoxie. And about a year or so ago,
Harold and Alberta had somebody come and talk to them about
this young fellow was saying his grandfather was maybe
involved with something years ago that's involved he said in the
mob, but he might have been involved with something
to happened to Randy and that he had some
property off of State Avenue. There's two ponds there and he
said "check that back pond." And that's what he told
Harold and Alberta. So Lizabeth had a thought that
if Alberta and Lizabeth and I drive over and ask if
we could get permission for you to come and check that pond. - [Jared] Okay, sounds good. - And that way we're not
wasting time going down there if they're not gonna give us permission. - [Jared] So yeah, we
have three more hours of daylight today. So we'll go with him and we'll meet up with you guys in a bit.
- [Betty] Okay. Thank you. (soft music) - [Dan] Definitely a familiar spot. - We have been here before. We came down the other side on yesterday, which is in the other episode. So again, if you have not
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be doing this without you. So back to the show. I don't know if we're gonna
make our way through there, Dan? Can we make it?
- [Dan] Easy. - [Jared] I didn't think we would. Turn it. That just looks so shallow. We've got about a mile to go. Who here in the boat
believes this is a bad idea by a show of hands? - [Dan] Sharpening the crop? - Yeah, it's not looking good. (light music) That could be us, Dan. - [Dan] Yeah, it could be. (light music) So what exactly is it we're looking for? - See where the road comes in, it's 198th? There's a story that says
Flannagan this is where he ended up killing his girlfriend
and her body was found. I don't know, I don't have all
the facts and all the details but somewhere along the way
death occurred at this location who also is the neighbor
that was part of the party, Flannagan, and because of
that, Harold would like it if we checked this location. But here's what we're up against now, Dan. We're up against, this is
the end of the road here that we're currently at. And back in '88, had somebody
driven straight down this road and the water was fairly
low back in '88 as well. With that being the story and
the case, if a car was driven off the end, the car
would just be right here. If the car was driven off
and there was water here at the time, the car is gonna
float for two to 10 minutes and it's just going to end
up really no further down than that big brush pile down
there, let's say 300 yards. Based upon the flow of this, the water would not be rushing in here. So there's gonna be a nice
slow current through here, not like it would be out in the middle. And so based upon that on
how a car is gonna float, it's gonna go this direction and even maybe circle
back in a little bit. There's nothing to scan here
now that we've gotten up here. Everything is just
within a few inches deep. So that one, I'm gonna say
checks this location off as well, Dan. (light music) - [Dan] Now, we cleared that one off and we have one more location. - One location that has two
ponds on it is my understanding. I think we're gonna be
out of daylight today. Just for kicks, I know that we
sonared down past the bridge yesterday, but I'd like to
just finish sonaring this because some people believe
that the car is going to go from Stranger Creek Bridge
all the way out to the river. In my professional opinion,
it's not going to happen. But you know what? If I'm proven wrong, I'm proven wrong. Anyway, we're just gonna go
ahead and do a quick scan and sonar all the way
between the Kansas River and up Stranger Creek back
to the railroad bridge. You know, I'm gonna say, let's just clear this all the
way up to that other bridge that we were thinking about yesterday. - [Dan] Okay. - Does that work for you? - [Dan] Yeah, I'm on, dude. (sonar rumbling) - [Jared] Yo, what's that? No, you have a steering wheel. You have a car right there. - Let's go look at it. - [Jared] You have part of a car there. Let's come back to that. Let's clear the rest of
the river right over here. - That steering wheel looks very weird. - We have an old car on the bank up here tangled up in some trees. The reason why this
location is so special, Dan, is because in the first
episode that we did on this, we had some pictures, in
fact, you can throw them up on screen here, of a psychic
that was talking about go down to Stranger Creek at
this specific location and at that location, something is there. I'm being drawn to that location. And when Harold took a couple
days to make it down there, he waited for Alberta to go
back to work, and when he came down to the location, written
in the mud, it was drier than it is now, it said,
Randy Leach was here. When Harold told me that story, the hair on the back of
my neck just stood up. - [Dan] The river was way lower then, too. - Yeah, and it wasn't a psychic area. - [Dan] It was Florida. - Florida, we're in the
middle of Kansas right now. So when he came down here
and saw that, very weird. The bridge was redone since 1988. See, we were thinking he's
coming from this direction over here and if he would've
come from that direction, it's just way too much
distance for anything to have traveled in our opinion to have traveled through that little gully in order to get all the way back through. All right, well, that clears
everything up for the bridge. So let's head back down, Dan,
and go check out that car. See if it's a Dodge by chance. - [Dan] Got it. (light music) - [Jared] Yeah, that's a
white pickup or something. '50s, '60s? And this is all dumped with
whatever concrete and debris that was up there, too. So it's not like it floated down here. Yeah, definitely not mom's car. I don't know what it is. - [Dan] All right, well,
we found a vehicle. - [Jared] Let's clear those
ponds before it gets dark. (light music) - Jared, I'm not sure that the ponds that the guy was telling them about, I always thought was this one
but we get back here today with Alberta and we see this pond. So when they were told, the guy said it's the pond in the back to search. So we get down here and
now we see this one. - [Jared] Okay, so you have
three ponds in the back. So is it this one or is it that one? Well, I say we're just
running down daylight, so let's just start. (soft music) - We're showing 1-9 to
the top of the boat edge but then it's shooting like this. Could you hear? - Oh yeah. - [Jared] All right, we
have something over here. And what it is but it's
only, I mean, it's not a car. - [Sam] It's small. - [Jared] That is just the
way the trees are laying. And that's just me making a turn. (light music) This one is going to be clear. See it, only one little mound. (light music) Oh, this pond isn't really that big. We can do this whole thing in two circles. - Yeah, done them real quick. (light music) - [Jared] I don't feel
like this was an accident. I think that there's five or six people that are involved minimum
that know what happened. - Yeah, somebody knows. (sonar humming) - [Jared] All right, this one's clear. Clear and clear. Let's do the last one and
we're on the property, let's clear it. Hey, we're catching 77 feet wide still, no more vegetation in here,
so it's real easy to clear. How's it going, guys? (cows mooing) You got a nice home here. (cows mooing) We love you. (cows mooing) Oh, I think we just broke it. Betty, your thoughts
at this moment in time? - I'm so thankful for you guys and everything you guys have done and that you guys have
rolled out so many things that Harold and Alberta thought
about and wondered about. So it solves a lot. - Well, let's go talk
to Alberta and Harold and go over some of these other theories and then turn it over
to the online community. I mean, we're gonna open
this up to several million. They're gonna be able to step
in and help you out as well with some additional
information we can give you in just a minute. (soft music) Well, Larry and Betty,
Elizabeth, Harold and Alberta, we wanna thank you for
bringing us into your home, for feeding us breakfast
and lunches and dinners. Today's journey took us to
over to where the party was at. The gentleman we actually
ended up getting in touch with Harry who owns the property
now and he says that the water that there was no pond on
the property at the time. So as a result, we ended
up not doing a search on his property. We did make our way to the
north just a little bit that when we met the
gentlemen by the name of Bill. Harold, you've spoken with him before and you've delivered your mail to him. The home was built about 20 years ago. And the reason why we went
there is because the road that went to the west it was
an old dirt road at the time that went down to a 2 1/2 acre pond. And so we put the boat in there and we cleared that entire pond. So nothing was at that location. From there, we made our way down to 198th. At this point, we tried to
make our way down there. - Oh, we went down to Mark Timburg's next. - Mark's next, okay. And with his, we pulled
up the aerial from '91 as far as the maps go back and his pond was about half the size then as it is now. So we focused on the search
on his property as well. We've also cleared his pond. From there, we made our way over to 198th, but the gate was closed. A no trespassing, a couple of dogs there. And so we ended up going
back over to Stranger Creek where the bridge used to
be and where Golden was. And we put the boat in and we made our way all the way down Stranger
Creek into the Kansas River and then made our way up
about a mile and a half, two miles to 198th. So Harold, we have cleared
198th for you as well. - Well, good. - With that one, the water was low similar to how it would've been back in '88. And if a vehicle would have
gone off the edge there, it would've pretty much
just nose-dived right into the sand there. Or to get out from the sand
to the river at that point, it would've been another 100 feet or so. So with that, a lighter
current because of the way that it does come around that corner, even if the car did end up there, it would not make it's way down any more than about 100 yards,
even if it was to float for two to 10 minutes. I mean, we did look for
about 3, 400 yards down from where 198th did end. After that, we made our way
back up into Stranger Creek. We actually ran all of
Stranger Creek all the way up to the bridge and beyond the bridge that you were sharing those
photos with us yesterday. - That got pretty low, didn't it? - The K-32 bridge. - Yeah, you had a couple
of sections in there that were over 15 feet deep. And with this section of river, we actually ended up, we found a vehicle. The vehicle was not in the water. It was actually up on the
hillside, so it actually had been pushed over with some
other debris, some concrete that it was mixed up in. And it was just an older
pickup from I'm gonna say the mid to late '60s is
how old the pickup was. So even with the water being low, I think the shallowest we got
into was about three feet, but the deepest down there
right now is still 15, 16 feet. So we can confidently say
that there is no vehicle in Stranger Creek from that section down to the Kansas River. We then followed up on another lead that I don't know how
deep down this rabbit hole we wanna go, but it's a gentleman that may have been involved
with the drug portion of it and the mob back in the day. And based on a family member
had spoken of his grandfather, we made our way onto
their property as well. And we ended up clearing all three ponds on that property as well. So the back pond I guess
was our number one target on that one, and we ended
up clearing all of that. So that one ended up we ended
up clearing one, two, three, four, five, six locations for you today. - And we didn't roll out the seventh because we didn't know who the party was. - Yeah, 'cause the party ended
up I guess again the story goes that there was not water
on the property at the time. As you know, there's a lot
of stories around this. And one is we thought
the Flannagan's property was across the street. We did not realize that he had a driveway between the front house-- - They shared the driveway. - Yeah, and the house
where the party was at. We also had not heard until
we were out there today that the house where the party
was at actually burned down a month or two later and that
there was no investigation done on Flannagan, there
was no investigation done on the house burning
down, the family had moved and Sam has a list of
notes that he made today and he has some confidential
informant on that one as well as some stuff that he would like to weigh in on as well. And we'll just go down
some of your thoughts and feelings on that one. Right now, my thought and feeling before I turn this over to the two of them is I don't feel like this
is an accident at all. We have cleared all bodies of water where an accident could've taken place. And at this point, I don't
feel like it's an accident. I could be 100% wrong, but
that's where I'm at on it. This is where the corruption
and everything else starts coming in to all
of this is I understand that Unsolved Mysteries themselves came in and they were going to do a story on this, but they got zero cooperation
from your law enforcement. - And they left. - We have others that have come
in and have been driven out by your law enforcement. We have new detectives as we
understand who have come in to the office and that
old outgoing detective have given them zero information like you don't need to
worry about this case. And now, the way that the world is today is that you now have
people around the world that are gonna be stepping in on this to help the two of you out, to
try to get you those answers. I mean, somewhere out there, somebody knows what happened to Randy. And my feeling is I believe
that there's at least five to six people right now that
they know exactly what happened to Randy that night. Again, I could be wrong but my feeling is this
was not an accident. So we'll do what we can to
figure it out for you, okay. - What about you were
mentioning earlier how they said that they didn't have the
cadaver dogs but then you saw that cadaver dogs were being
used on a different case? - Yeah, we were told that
Leavenworth County couldn't get, they didn't have cadaver dogs to help Harold and
Alberta search the lake. And then they got a call from
their friend, they'd come up to this area in Leavenworth County and there was something going on. - But the guy was from Colorado. He was in Colorado and he lived next door to where they found a skull. And the dog had carried the
skull up and the woman had it for a day or so and then she
didn't know what to do with it, so she asked this guy's
wife, "What should I do?" And she said, "Call the sheriff!" So she did and then this
guy was out in Colorado and he called, well, we had
another friend out there and she called us and said,
"Alberta, you guys need "to go up there and check that out." So we rushed up there just
north of, west of Tonganoxie and pulled in the driveway
and there was cop cars, KBI all over the place. And as we drove up, I
just jumped out of the car and the detective that works
on our case came right over and he said, "What are you doing here?" And I said, we wanna know what's going on. And he said, "Well, it doesn't
have anything to do with you. "It was a woman's skull. "And it had of been,
we'd of let you know." So Harold started to get out
of the car and he walked around to Harold and he wanted
to shake Harold's hand. And Harold said, "I wanna talk to the guy "that's got the dogs." There was two cars, truckloads of dogs. So Harold walked over to
the guy that had the dogs and he asked him about doing
a search and the guy said, "Well, we can't do anything "without Leavenworth County okaying it." So we knew that was out. So we left, but then
about two weeks later, the detective and a KBI agent was here. And I asked them, I said,
did they ever find out whose skull that was? "Well, yeah, but we can't say anything." But it was in the papers I
guess but we didn't know. But somehow the woman was at the bar and somehow she went out in the back and we don't know what happened, but the dog found the skull. - Yeah, but they told you
that they didn't have access to the dogs and then all the
sudden, here they have dogs at their disposal after telling
you that we don't have dogs, but now all the sudden they got dogs. - But they came from
right over in Missouri. - So we're already building a lot of doubt within the police force here. Are they involved with a coverup? And part of the stories
today was we're dealing with a drug house, we're
dealing with what we've heard was a shipment of drugs that
were coming in that night, that the caves have been
used for drug trafficking, that Flannagan also was
one of the major players in the drugs, that there's a gal that Randy was interested in, Teresa. And with that one that she
was in the drug portion of it and that Randy was actually trying to, hey, there's a better life that you don't need to
be involved in this. - Oh, there's so much, the stories and the response that we didn't get. We had just replaced the
car that was missing. And it was we had ran over to Eudora, my brother lived over
there, three, four miles. And we had spent the evening
with them and we came home at 10 o'clock and come
in and Harold went in and turned on the TV to listen
to the news and I asked him if he wanted a piece of chocolate cake. He said, "Sure." So I started back to the kitchen. Well, the phone was right
there in the dining room and it was ringing and I answered it. And the neighbor over here said, "Alberta, you got smoke coming
down clear down on the road. "What's going on?" And I ran through here and
looked out and the front tires on our car was just burning,
just rolling fire up. - Both wheels. - [Jared] Your parked car?
- Yeah. - One we had just replaced, yeah. - [Jared] So somebody came and tried to light your car on fire? - They had to. I'd say they poured gasoline on the tires. And Harold ran out and got the
fire hose and was running it on the house because we didn't
have the cement on there. - It was right here. - It was right here. And he's running water on the house so it wouldn't burn the house. And they finally got here and
it smoked it up really bad. He called the fire marshal. Leavenworth doesn't seem to
be too concerned about it. They took eight weeks to
come out and check it. And the fire marshal
was looking through it and Harold asked him, "What happened?" He said, "Well, I think
the gas line broke." It was in March, the car
only had 16,000 miles on it. - Something like that, yeah. - And it was cool. We just couldn't see... And with the tires burning like that, we could not see the
gas line just erupting. - Oh yeah, no, I've never
heard of such a thing ever in my entire life. - So after that, well,
Harold was talking to the guy 'cause a house over
there had already burned, the party house. So Harold asked him, he said,
"Did you investigate that?" And he said, "Yeah." Harold said, "Well, what
happened over there?" He said there was gasoline
poured down the hallway into the furnace room. I delivered the mail over there
and I saw the fire that day and I called Harold and
told him there was a fire and the fire department was there and they were putting it out. That night, it started again
and burned totally down. So somebody didn't want that
house there for some reason. - [Jared] So you got it
back-to-back nights on arson on that house, plus arson on your car. - Uglier than that, there was
just so many different things that went on through
the years that it's hard to even think about what all did go on. - Well, we'll get this
message out to everybody. And like I said, this is
gonna be several million. There's gonna be new videos
that will come out from it and more investigations. And people are gonna start. We're gonna invite the viewers here to jump onto Google Earth. Maybe the car's been sitting
off a ravine or something that's somewhere between
here and the party or expand the search, go
another 10, 15 miles out and see if we can find something. But that's the benefit of
social media these days is that we've now told your story, your story is now out there for you. So we've done what we
can for you on this one and if there's any more
waterways, we're more than happy to come back out and help you. - [Alberta] Thank you. - You're welcome. Do we have a dedicated Facebook page or anything set up for Randy? - Betty keeps it up, yes. - So Betty.
- Oh yeah, she keeps it. Oh yeah, she does. - So we'll put the link in
the description down below for that way you can get
flooded, I hope you can keep up. - She does. - So reach out with any tips
with any of your own theories with anything that you actually know. Somebody knows something out there. That's all we need, just let us know because time is not on our side. - Well, we've sure tried
to and we've gotten... - Yeah, we just need to know. Well, thank you very much for
your food and your hospitality and letting us come in and do
what we can to tell your story and get it out there for you. And I hope that with all of
this that in a short time you're gonna have the answers that you guys have been looking for. - We sure hope so and pray. - Hope so, appreciate it. Thank you. - You're welcome, thank you very much. - Thank you, Dan, Sam. - Yes, ma'am. - We do appreciate it
you'll never know how much. - You're welcome. (light music)
