Maybe why I can hear you. Maybe they’re on portable and they can’t hear you, but I’ll be there in a minute. I’m not far. And I’ll relay that.

Perfect. Thank you.

Bravo 3, go ahead.

All right, so there’s no portable reception down here. However, the cars do work. So, uh—Comfortable Mason’s vehicle now, she’s got her radio on the lot handler, so she’ll be able to hear us. She has no phone reception, but she does have a photo of the two kids.

The six-year-old is the girl, I believe, and she’s wearing pink. The four-year-old is wearing some blue dinosaur boots. Um, so yeah, I think that’s all we kind of have right now.

And he also told me that Malaya—Malaya called the school at 6:18. He said he didn’t even know the kids were going to be kept home that day, but she called the school at 6:18 and he had that proof on his phone. And I asked him if he gave that to the police.

Okay, so I added that short clip in of Belinda speaking because, in my opinion, the driveway is a very important factor in this case. The dogs searched to the end of the driveway and found a scent of Lily and Jack.

Also, Malaya was on the driveway supposedly making a call at 6:18—maybe using Daniel’s phone. Who knows?

And then also with Janie doing the whole pothole thing—was she smoothing something out? Was she covering a pothole? Who knows?

What do you think?

Also, if Malaya didn’t have service, wouldn’t she have used Daniel’s phone? In my opinion, yes.

In their bedroom this morning. They haven’t been seen since then. I need to, uh, get a good statement and figure stuff out.

Was that you I heard on here that was going to do a search of the residence again?

Yeah, that’s what he was saying. Uh, they were going to do the property and the residence again.