- It's been 11 years this week since Jeffrey Pottinger disappeared. (soft sad music) I did speak with Jeffrey's wife. She didn't wanna go on camera, but she says that she
felt like at the time, the public did not take his case seriously because of the stigma on mental illness. (soft sad music)
(people muttering) Authorities say her
cousin Jeffrey Pottinger disappeared on December 18th, 2009. - There's just no closure
to it to this day. (soft music) - [Courtney] Maggie hopes
someone watching might be able to help her family get answers. (soft sad music) (dramatic music) - Today, we are starting our
search in Carlisle, Ohio, where we believe Jeffrey
Pottinger may be in this quarry. - Jeffrey's been missing
since December 18th, 2009 in his 1997 Toyota Camry. - The last place that he
was seen was just north of a couple of ponds here. Those are private ponds, but we're gonna tell
the entire story today as to where we're gonna be
searching and fingers crossed we're gonna find Jeffrey today. (soft sad music) Let's start at the corner and then we'll just work the entire thing. Share sonar with everybody
so you can kind of see what is it we're looking at. Right now it's 10 feet. Coming around a point. You can actually see
the bottom right here. So anytime you come
around a point like this, it usually shallows off, and then like any coves
are usually deeper. - It's actually very, very clear. We probably got about, I would say, at least 10 feet of visibility in here. - Yeah, looks good. So today we have the one
and only Jacob Grubbs with Chaos Divers. If you guys don't know who he is, stop what you're doing
right now, check the link, actually link will be right
here, go check him out. He's actually been a part of a lot of what's been going on lately. Actually just recovered Mr. Charles Fluharty in Ohio
on a collaborative effort there with the local police department. Amazing guy. Likes what he does, likes to help people, and he's out here for good reasons. - Yep, thank you, Doug,
I appreciate that, buddy. It's good to be with you guys again. - He just launched his boat. So he is preparing, he's getting ready. This is a very difficult
location to even get into. As you can see, he put his trailer in, takes a lot of effort and
ingenuity to come out here and do this. The relentlessness to
accomplish the impossible makes it possible. You gotta be out here to
do it, boots on the ground. All these tires in here, like the third tire I've seen. How deep is it right here? - [Jared] Only eight feet right here. Our deepest so far has been, I did hit 20. Yeah, so see how it's pushing us sideways? So we're gonna have to
run directly into the wind to get a good reading on this. So we might have something over there, back over where Jacob's playing, so now we're heading
directly into the wind so now I can control what's going on here. - [Doug] And are you treating the wind the same as you would the current? - Correct. And what Doug is talking about there is when we're in rivers
and we have current it's best to be facing up river
going against the current, because then you can control your speed at 1.9 to 2.5 miles an hour. The other thing to take into
consideration is in 2009, where were they dredging at
and how much have they expanded further back from there as well? So what we would normally be looking at of 75 to a hundred feet or so off the bank may be further than what we're normally used to scanning at a quarry
for an inactive quarry versus a active quarry. All right, picture from Jacob. Oh, Jacob has a truck. Doesn't look like a Camry,
looks more like a truck. - [Doug] I'd be more
confident if I saw like grid measurements, screen measurements. - [Jared] Oh he's got 'em on here. Okay so 18, 18. Yeah, yeah. Definitely in the size of a vehicle. - Yeah, it definitely
looks like a vehicle. Yeah. - [Jacob] There's a truck. - Yeah, I saw that. - [Jacob] On one the truck hit on edge, it's on its wheels, and the car is flipped
over right next to it. - Okay, I don't know how
they're that far over there. Is there a access point to
the east bank over there? - [Jacob] Yes, so there's
trails back in there when I was looking at Google Earth. I see some trails back in there, so I don't understand it,
but this is clear as day. This is definitely a vehicle. - Okay, yeah, I saw the truck for sure, so we'll keep. - [Jacob] It's a truck and a car. - Okay, we'll keep scanning over here and make our way over to you. Right, so here's the other car that's right next to it as well. So we can go double check
this up to the left, this right here, to the
tree that's popping up. You can see that there,
but let me adjust it to what's gonna be off to
a little left over here. So we'll pick it up on side imaging, see if it comes up different. Yeah, it's not a vehicle. It's just the way that
the kind of curvature went like this a little bit. We'll hit it at one more
angle just to make sure. Yeah, it's just the curvature
of the landscape there. - [Property Owner] Is that
a car you sent a picture? - Yeah you have a truck
and a car side by side. - [Property Owner] Really? - Yeah. - [Property Owner] Are you
gonna call the police on this or what are you gonna do? You gonna look at it? - Yeah, we're gonna look at 'em first. - [Property Owner] 'Kay, let me know when you get done looking at them. - All right, will do. - [Property Owner] All right, thank you. - [Jared] Yep bye. All right, here we go. We're coming up on it right now. Okay, and go ahead and drop it
and hold it up a little bit. Go down more, you're at 25 right now, we're gonna take you down,
go, go, go down, down. - [Doug] Hold on, hold on, hold on. - [Jared] I'm gonna drop
you on the truck first. Yeah, there you go. You should be, you should be right on it. Yeah, I think you might have
a car right next to the truck. I'm not sure. - [Doug] All right, I'm on it. - [Jared] Yeah, you're right over. Yeah I think the truck's
laying on top of a car and then you have another
one about 10 feet from there. (dramatic music) - The fact that this has been
in here since he went missing and also less than a half
a mile from his home. This is one of the only
bodies of water deep enough for him to get away with it. The river that's right there. - Shallow, shallow. - Isn't deep enough. - The locals said that
it gets so low every year that they can almost walk
across it the whole way. - So if you look at Google Earth, there's paths through there and I'm not for sure how wide they get, but that you can actually
see paths through there. - The one we saw up here
where the chairs were, it looked like you could drive
a car right down to the edge, and now obviously you can,
because we just found two cars, possibly three cars so
hopefully fingers crossed we have what we're looking for today. We'll be able to bring Mr. Jeffrey home. (dramatic music) (water splashing)
(dramatic music) - He's at 25 feet right now. (Doug breathing) Two vehicles he says. (Doug breathing) One vehicle directly under the truck. Hey if you have one
directly under the truck, you should have a car next to the truck. (Doug breathing) Zero visibility. (Doug breathing) So I got eyes on 'em
over here on life scope. Can you identify the car? (Doug breathing) License plate is in hand. (Doug breathing) The vehicles buried,
inside the vehicles buried. (Doug breathing) Jacob is on the truck
trying to remove the plate. (Doug breathing) He's at the rear wheels, passenger side. (Doug breathing) He's still not been able to I think. (Doug breathing) All right, you guys are gonna have to bust the driver's window on
the truck to clear it. Oh, passenger side window's open. (Doug breathing) Five inches of dust on the front seat. He didn't feel it no problem, so he thinks that the truck is clear. He's finishing it now. Still don't have any confirmation on the car
as to what it is or color. (Doug breathing) They both have a license plate, so they each have a license plate. (Doug breathing) Confirm both plates in hand,
you guys are coming up soon, make sure you bring the magnet with you. (Doug breathing) Doug says he's working
to remove a center cap. He's still trying to identify
what that other car is. He has identified that it is
not the car we're looking for based on the license plate
that he has off of it. All right, Jacob is top side. I repeat Jacob is top side. He said it is not the
car we're looking for. - It is not.
It is a red car. - [Jared] Okay. - There is a truck down there, don't know what color it is. Really couldn't tell what kind. I was trying to get something off there, but the plates are from so it's 05/04 expiration date. PC Z82 41. - [Jared] Nice. Ohio, so the other plate is also Ohio. The tags are 2013. He's not been able to identify the car, but he was able to identify the truck as a single cab 2500 HD Chevy. - Yeah 'cause I knew the
truck was a bigger truck. - [Jared] Nice work. There he is. Beautiful, beautiful, nice diving. - This is your emblem off your truck. - Hey. - Chevy 2500. - You stole that before I could get it. - I was able to get into
the cab as far as I could. There's like no silt, about this much, easily goes falls right off
the seat, seats are leather. - I reached it in as far
as I can get in also. - I didn't feel.
- I didn't feel anything. This plate here is from, huh. '08? - [Jared] Did we clear the car? - No, it's buried. - [Jared] Okay. - Too buried. - But you pinned it though. There's a vehicle underneath the truck. I went out, I couldn't find the car, so let's put a magnet on
it and I put out on it. I believe the vehicle that we saw, we saw two. I don't believe that. - The vehicle we saw was that one. - Yeah 'cause on the
second vehicle on sonar, you could clearly see the whole car. - [Jared] Right, it's upside down. Yeah, where's that one at? - Like almost under the truck. - It's under the truck. - [Jared] No that you had
on sonar is upside down, and it was clear on. - Right behind the truck is
the one that I looked at. - [Jared] Oh, you were on it. - I was on that one. You were on that one too. - Yeah, we were both on the same two cars. We stuck together. - You were saying there
was still one more. - [Jared] No, no, no. I was just, I was just saying, it looked like there was
a car under the truck plus the car next to it. - Right. I tried to go out to find the car. In my mind that second car on
sonar was away from the truck. - [Jared] It was only
like five feet or so. Let me look at Jacob's again. - No, the part of this car that is exposed is right near the
back of the pickup truck. - Okay, let me look at Jacob's image. 'cause he had the better image of it. - And that's the rear of the
car 'cause the trunk was open. - [Doug] Yeah I was feeling inside there. - [Jacob] Yeah me too. - There's a little like a. - [Jared] So the car is upside down? - [Jacob] Yes. - [Jared] Is this what you had underneath? - Yeah, that's it.
- Yeah, that's it. - [Jared] Yes, you're good then. - For some reason in my
mind, they were separated so I left the truck on that
far side to go try to find it. I couldn't find anything. I went about 10, 15 feet and I stopped. - They went left side is definitely. 'Cause that was perfect. - I guess we need to contact
for local law enforcement, and see what's going on with these two plates. They're both very old though. Best case scenario, we know
this is where Jeff is not. Jeff's still out there somewhere. - Definitely. (sad dramatic music) - [Jared] How you doing today? - Good how you doin'? - [Jared] Good! So outside of this one and we
hear the rivers too shallow. - River too shallow, would
show up in dry seasons. There are lakes straight across. - So we already checked with them, one you have the gate, but then. - It would be hard to get a car into. - We did actually get there this morning. We talked to one of the guys that was a member over there. We also flew drone over it
and it's so shallow and clear, you can see bottom over there. 'Cause we were thinking at first, like. - There's some pretty
deep parts of that lake. - As far as. - Like a total of three
lakes all connected. - Right yeah. - Okay, well up here, I mean, if you're gone through 'em all, but I know it gets pretty
deep in some sections. - Okay. - We could have it, but
I would still like to. - It would be tough to get a car in here. This never used to be gated. It wasn't that wall around. People dump cars back here all the time. - Right. - So theoretically this was always
in mind because he said I'm gonna do a quarry of some kind, but last he was seen was at
a doctor's office in Franklin then took off towards Spring Borough. Theoretically he could have come back. Who knows? - Okay, yeah, 'cause
the last report we had that he was on Wilber, but that was at 2:00 PM in the afternoon. So you're saying that he was
at a doctor later on that day? - Right he went to the doctor's, your prescription refill
or whatever, which I don't know. He left all his other prescription,
everything else at home. - Right. - But supposedly that was
the last place he was seen and then he took off west. - Okay. - Yeah, well let's see
what you found so far. - Yeah, yeah, and that was Franklin? - Correct. - Okay. How far is that from here? - Not too far. - You throw a rock and
you can hit Franklin. - Yeah. - Franklin. - Basically right on the
other side of that bridge you just came in on I'm sure. - Okay. - This one's from a Chevy 2500. - '04 and '03. - This is some type of Pontiac, and man, they're like, they're
right on top of each other that I would be willing
to bet you that whoever, if these are just dumped, whoever dumped them was the same person. - Where were they at? - Right off the side
about 40 feet to the left as you go out, if you go out here. - I'll pull up on the
map real quick for you. - He's got a exact pin. - Well 'cause at the time those
would've gone in the water, '03 and '04, this lake was probably about the third
the size that it is. They've been slowly digging it back. - [Jared] So that's right
about where they were, We're over here right now. - [Officer] So that would've been the back line of the property at the time, 'cause there's no way to
get in from over there, that's that's solid woods or whatever, but that would've been the
back line of the property. They could have gone all
the way around and just. - [Jared] Dumped 'em from the back, right. - So if they're in leads as stolen, we only put those in for
seven years, it'll be gone. But if there's something more
major going on with them, it would still be in there so we'll see if we can get anything. - Yeah, the Pontiac we could not clear, so the truck we cleared, but
the Pontiac was buried so yeah, if it's something more
sinister, like you said, it'll still be in the system. - Okay. - See what we get. - Awesome, appreciate your help. All right so we got Franklin. Directions, so like he said, you could really just throw a rock and you're gonna hit Franklin. - [Jacob] Basically the other
side of the river over there. - [Doug] So we're gonna search
the same spots we would. - [Jared] Yeah so. - [Jacob] Pretty much, yeah. - [Jared] Nothing changed the search. The only thing is, is he said that he would probably end up in a quarry, so then that takes us if
he left from Franklin, that takes you down to
another quarry down here. Now, and that's like almost
straight west from there. - Why would he go like this? This is his home, you know? - We're only dealing
with like six more blocks down the road. - Okay all right. - [Jared] So now you're in this quarry so we're not done yet. - [Doug] Oh no, not at all. - I don't even know if
there's a gate on this one. Yeah but this one doesn't even
look like it has a gate so yeah, we have another quarry
almost identical to this, two of em, and that's even more
remote out of the way. All right, well let's load up and see if we can
get permission for those two. - Yeah, we don't have any
information even type of vehicle or anything in there anymore 'cause it's been out for too long so. - [Doug] Possibly older stolen vehicles. - Probably stolen. - So I was looking at the map, if we're over in Franklin, we go west, it looks like you have two
more quarries on the south end over there, the Franklin
Marietta Quarries. Have those been in play for you guys or do you know the owner on those? - You know what road you're off of? I'm trying to picture where we're talking. - [Jared] Yeah, let me
grab the phone real quick. So we got the ponds, the
pond we're at right now, and then we got Franklin
and then come back, if we're heading west right
here on Dayton-Oxford Road, you got those two quarries right there. So that one does not look
like it has a gate on it. - [Officer] Okay, yeah, that's a little like a
fishing pond back there. - [Jared] So this is public to get onto, or at least it was public back in. - [Officer] I believe it was. It's got a big old sign
that says like Koi Farm or something out front. - [Jared] Yeah Woodruff Koi Farm? - [Officer] I'm not real
familiar with that one. I do not know how accessible or how deep or anything down there. - Okay, well our big thing,
when we come into these, we take a look at, where was he from? You know, where might he have gone? And then we also look at that
five mile radius from there. What's gonna make the most sense when it comes to water related, potentially taking yourself out so. That one, if it's a fishing pond, he's from the area and it makes sense, so we're gonna head down there next. - Okay. Well yeah, I appreciate you
guys letting me know here. - Absolutely, thanks for coming out. (dramatic music) Well, I thought that this was open, but it appears as though it is not. The sheriff, not the sheriff,
but the PD was saying, Hey, but this gate has been here a long time. That is not a brand new gate. - [Krista] Thank you so much
for holding, this is Krista. How can I help you, sir? - Hi Krista, hey, my name is Jared Leisek and I'm part of a underwater sonar search and recovery dive team. We're in the area working a
cold case of a missing person and their vehicle is missing with them. We believe that they're
in a quarry somewhere because they said that they
were going to commit suicide into a quarry. We've searched the one north in Carlisle and speaking with the PD, they think that this is the
next most logical location, I'm at your Franklin plant right now, and seeing who I need to
speak with to get permission to go in and do some sonar work. - [Krista] Okay, can
you hold the line for me just one second again? I'm sorry to put you on hold, but this is just a dispatch line so I need to go speak with someone a little bit higher than me
that might be able to guide me in the right direction so I can
get you to the right person. - That's perfect, thanks for your time. - [Krista] Thank you, just one moment. I appreciate you holding and
waiting in your patience. I finally got some help for ya. There's a guy named Ian, I
can give you his phone number, our plant manager said
that they can meet them over at the pit right now. - Yeah that's perfect, thank you. - [Krista] So he's gonna
be headed over there. Do you want the phone number for him? - Yeah, let me grab that
just in case I need it. - [Krista] Okay, one second, sir. Okay, you ready for that phone number? - Yep. - [Krista] It's (beep). - And the name again? - [Krista] His name is Ian. - Ian, all right perfect. Hey, I appreciate your time and taking your time to help me out. - [Krista] Yeah, no problem, sir so they'll be headed over there now okay. They should be there soon. - Okay, thank you, bye. - Thanks, bye. - Ian, how are you? - [Ian] Good, how are you? - Good, appreciate you
coming outta your way. - Yeah no problem. Somebody put a damn bolt in it. - That's what we were saying. - Yeah, I was like, I don't even know why
we're waiting for him, I mean, we could just go, but yeah. Easy enough. So we're working a missing
person's case from 2009. He lived, he was last seen
over on Wilbur Avenue, north Carlisle, north of that quarry. He was seen over in Franklin, and then he was seen heading west. Suicidal, bipolar, and
said he was going to take himself out into a quarry somewhere. - Okay, so that happened today? - No, no, 2009, so we're dealing
with an old case from 2009, so anytime a person and
a vehicle goes missing, then our specialty is underwater
sonar search and recovery. We're also a dive team so we start top side with
inflatable boats and sonar. If we identify a target,
then we dive at the target. If it's the target we're looking for, now it becomes a crime scene. So far today we cleared the
north quarry's up there. Joel, if you know him
up there at Carlisle. - No. - Back there behind Phil, so we finish that one and
then Carlisle PD said, make sure we check this one, that this one has been in question. Sounds like some people
come down here and fish and dump cars at times. Do you know anything about that or? - No.
- Okay. - No. - All right so that's
what brings us down here. - To my knowledge, we
haven't had any of that, so. We're not gonna be able to do this today. - Okay. - [Ian] They just blew me out
of Xenia to come down here. If this is something that you want to do, I mean, we need to schedule it, we need to have a hold harmless agreement, we need to have insurance, we
need to have all that stuff. - All right, if it doesn't
work for you, not a problem. We're traveling across the US right now, so we are only here in town today working this cold case today so we're working 27 cold cases in 44 days looking for 36 people so
if it doesn't work for you, we just put a big red flag on this one that says we didn't have access to it, and it is what it is so. - [Ian] Okay, this is a corporate entity out of Raleigh, North Carolina, and they have strict guidelines
that we have to follow. - Right. - [Ian] Okay, and for me to
let you guys come in here, we have to have, like I said,
a hold harmless agreement, insurance, everything. I mean, we don't let anybody in here unless they do have all that
paperwork in order, right? - Yeah, the last hold was real simple. We just did one paper last one, and it was like, here's that
15 minute onsite orientation. - [Ian] If something was to
happen and you'd go out here and get hurt or God forbid drown, you know, it would be a total catastrophe. - I totally get it. I do appreciate you coming down here, and I mean, like I said, I mean, we're dealing with corporate
and it is what it is, so. We understand so. All right, we'll turn in it.
- [Ian] I'll follow you out. - All right, sounds good. Thanks Ian. - [Doug] Wow. Like that completely messes up everything. I get the liability thing, I get that, but this is where he's at, you know, like we're gonna have to put this definitely on
the list for next trip. Another trip. (soft dramatic music) As much as the rock
quarry thing made sense, and he said he was gonna do it. I mean, now that we're here, like this is the only boat ramp in the area. - Well, I mean, you can't see the bottom. I mean, you go out a few feet. You got boots on? You got flip flops on. I mean that could drop
off an eight foot hole. I mean, or not. I mean, you can see the rapids right there so the only thing is if
this thing drops stop off in an eight to 10 foot hole right here, you could have a car here. - Right. - And we're not gonna know
unless we put a boat in so let's check it out real quick. It's gonna take us like 10 minutes. (soft dramatic music) - The river's shallow,
the river's shallow, the river's shallow, six feet, 15 feet all the way out there. - [Jared] That's not shallow.
- That's not shallow. - [Jared] That's deep
enough to hide a car. - That means if there's any
other boat ramps in the area, we gotta go there. - [Jared] All right, well,
let's get the boat in. We're running outta daylight, so let's go check 'em out. Somewhere they were
saying one is down south about a mile of town. Right now his house is like
straight across from here. - [Doug] I'm pretty
sure there's another one just up from here too on this side. - On this side.
- [Doug] Yeah. - Let's go check that one. I'll tell you what I'm going to do now is take a look at now
that we know this river is a lot deeper than what
the locals think it is, we're going to take a look. Where's that other boat ramp up here that you were mentioning? - [Doug] I believe it was to the right. - [Jared] Okay so I'm shooting up. - [Doug] If I remember correctly. If it's not, then this is the last one. - Yeah, I thought that
this was the last one up to the right, because
Rice Field, not too busy. That would be an airport? Or what is this? Oh, ball, ball fields. Okay, so then next to the ball fields, that's a river recreation
trail still so no road there. Yeah, I thought this was the
farthest one to the north, 'cause now you just have the river trail. So we need to look for that
boat ramp to the south. Now we also have a boat ramp
on the other side up above. Is that the one you were thinking about? Over on Lower Miamisburg road? You see that one? - [Doug] Yes. - [Jared] 'Cause there's no other one on this side that I see. - [Doug] Yep, that's it. - [Jared] Okay, well let's
head over to that one, and then we'll head to
the one south of town from there as well, and this one, I really like this one because
it's so out of the way. - [Doug] It's out of the way,
but also it's it's back on. It's within the home side. - Yeah, it's within
three miles of his house on the home side. Okay, let's go there. (dramatic sad music) I'll tell you the one thing
we've not even mentioned. I guess we kind of have mentioned it is that we're knocking
out all of the boat ramps that we can currently find
within a five mile radius of Jeffrey's house right now. We hit the one on the other side, 'cause he was over in Franklin. This brings us back over
to his side of the river. This boat ramp, the one that was just to the
south of us a little bit, they're gonna go knock
that one out as well where there's a gate, and in talking to the neighbors that gate just got put up about a year ago, so I'll take care of these two locations, and then our understanding is that there's also a boat ramp
on the south side of town within a mile so fingers
crossed he is not in the quarry and we're gonna find him in the river. What have we got so far? - 4.6 Feet. I'm still waiting for the
Hummingbird to kick on. Garmin reads 4.6 feet, water temperature is 70 degrees. (sad dramatic music) Eight feet deep right here. Wow. Definitely hide a car at eight feet. So there's the boat ramp. See seven, eight feet deep. I'm gonna be casting 75
feet in either direction, so from here, we'll be able
to see whatever's in here. You can see real clean bottom
on live scope, nothing there. Same thing here, like
nothing there to either side, just normal river bed looking stuff. Yeah, we're gonna head back now, and this most likely will
conclude our search for Jeffrey until we can get access to the
quarry where we were denied. (boat rumbling)
(sad dramatic music) - Nothing, man, absolutely nothing. You put in here, five feet right here, and then two to three feet
all the way to the boat ramp, then it's eight, 10 feet. - That's deep enough. - Nothing but then it's
two feet, you know, but if there's only like one little pocket that's like 10 feet over
there, definitely deep enough, and it's so clean. The whole river's clean. - So I'm looking on Google and
I cannot find that boat ramp that they mentioned to the south. - They're talking about where we started. - Is that what it is? - Yeah, yeah. 'Cause that was the first one 'cause I came up from the
very beginning of town, which was several miles before that one, and that was the first one
I found, and then that one, the one before that, and
then you found this one, and then they told us about this one, and now, I mean, this is like almost you're outta your comfort zone. From an investigative standpoint, he said he was going in a rock quarry We have two main rock quarries in town less than a half a mile from his home so there's a 50/50 chance
that he's in one of those. We were able to search one and the other one we're
getting access denied, refused, when to start out with,
oh it was, it was fine. Come on down, you know, whatever that is, whatever the viewers
think that that means, they can draw their own conclusions. I mean moving forward, I mean we obviously
have to do our homework to try to hopefully get back
in here on another trip, but there was a 50/50
chance and we were there. We were ready to put the boats in almost, and no you need all of
this paperwork, you know? And in my experience with being in charge of restricted lands, when you do that, you're BSing, you're over demanding, so you don't have to deal with something. From a technical standpoint, you can't argue when they say that, but I know for a fact when they over demand something like that it's 'cause they don't want
to be bothered with it. And the police officer even said, they thought he was in that quarry and we can't even get on it. So I mean between now and our next trip and if we're coming back in this area, I'll do my best to email
even the police department, the corporate up there, and
to see if we can't change that so we can fit this back in. - Just gotta catch it at
9:00 AM instead of 3:45 PM in the afternoon. - So I think that's the biggest. - Again I just thing
that's my opinion of it. - With that, we don't have the answers that we came to look for and the disappearance of Jeffrey Pottinger is gonna remain a mystery
until we can come back. (sad dramatic music)
