156 - The Disappearance of Audrey Groat

[@lenafranklin7262]

A "male friend dropped her off at her car"... She's dead

[@Kimvisible]

Steven does the best investigative reporting and is so thorough in his work. I am praying he will pick up the case of missing person Justin Hooiman.

[@marielynn7369]

Thank you for your respect of the victim and her loved ones

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Well he’s hardly going to bash them is he captain obvious lol

[@marklittler784]

Deserves the most respect for bringing the case back to the for front.

[@kateglazier3726]

@@Jolenesmart1980 so totally unnecessary remark

[@misseselise3864]

man, the way you described the breeze after the officer discovered audrey’s truck was so eerie. i love it

[@Jolenesmart1980]

I’m on it now that’s good didn’t it , brilliantly written. it’s details like that and clever subs who know good work when they see it, it’s a win win situation for a channel

[@tross8863]

And to think, someone in the comments said, it was just a lot of filler BS..I suppose if someone isn't into atmosphere and all but driving a listener to the spot...yeah, I can see how this would be a hard listen..😉

[@merncat3384]

I've always said. his descriptions are so poetic

[@merncat3384]

@@tross8863 really?!? Oh my.. I absolutely love the way he describes EVERYTHING

[@merncat3384]

@@tross8863 I've seen you on other True Crime channels.. I recognize your profile, Lol

[@LazyDaisyDay88]

It staggers me that police think a woman would ever leave her daughters overnight - when literally everyone was telling them that her disappearance was completely out of character! Do they never listen to those who know the victim best? So frustrating. I know the police deal with many missing people being reported all the time but....five daughters??!! C'mon! ALSO - I dont know any woman who would drink 6 beers and not need to find somewhere to pee. Probably more than once...

[@deevillarreal9475]

Sickening 🤢

[@aprilsilvers381]

Everything you said , I agree with

[@juniorjohnson5961]

Did they ever find the tent site or ⛺ tent ? If so they would have DNA . I agree with you I've got 4 daughters .

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

I appreciate you breaking down the times and distances.

[@pou618]

You're such a great narrator. Such detail. I feel like I'm listening to a book.

[@deevillarreal9475]

You are good 👍💯

[@dburton2765]

I love your channel and adore your spirit and compassion. Your story telling is sublime and has me tearing up at times. Thank you for all your hard work, Trace Evidence! xx

[@spicyspinach9899]

I agrew

[@shawndouglass2939]

I Agrew too😜

[@Jolenesmart1980]

I agrew as well 🤪

[@anitabuck9823]

Jarvis did it no question? ,now why iis he out walking free?

[@juniorjohnson5961]

I must have missed something did the police ever go to the Tent or Tent sight? Hoping you might know.

[@MegaDublinguy]

Another beautifully written, diligently researched and sensitive elucidation of a case by Steven Pacheco. Audrey Groat had so much love for her children and they have suffered so much because of her loss that they deserve the answers and justice that are due to them and that she should be found and laid to rest in a place that they can visit and mourn her.

[@chromegirl7546]

"I'm surprised he could keep it up, seeing that he drank all that beer, and that Audrey wasn't a pre-teen child." Brilliant!

[@personofinterest8731]

So he was using Audrey to get to her daughter. That's why the child was so worried about her mother going with him that day. Heartbreaking.

[@marklittler784]

Certainly looks like it.

[@migue4793]

Most likely she confronted that pos and he killed her.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

That makes me sick

[@heathernikki5734]

Jarvis is suspect number 1. Who doesn't WATCH to make sure their friend doesn't get in their car, and why would she be abducted from the lot that quickly with a man right there..an abductor wouldn't do that...how convenient she just disappeared from the parking lot by some stranger lurking around....yeah right

[@marklittler784]

And why come back again after half an hour too ?

[@marklittler784]

You can't but help come to the conclusion there's a load of red herrings in this case, but the vehicle was locked with the keys in that's one mystery and her purse nearby another at least we know her keys and purse got there but did she ?

[@WallStreetWill86]

@@marklittler784 That struck me odd also. Even if he did drop her back off how was she going to drive back home without being able to open her truck?? She also would have realized this at some point during the daytime IF they were not left there purposely.

[@metrocust424]

Hi Heather.I believe we are on the same pg, Jarvis sounds like everything he said was so rehearsed in order..I said right then yes he did it.the system was not weak sounds like they just didn't give a Dam but also the mother knew about his Past you just don't take chances bringing a Person like this around your kids, boys or girls.Jarvis was on so much Probation it didn't make since.anyway I hope it comes to an end and Jarvis goes to Prison.

[@marklittler784]

@@WallStreetWill86 Looks like someone's mind was in a distracted state exiting the truck, hard to believe the keys were left in deliberately, if you wanted it stolen you would have left the doors unlocked, or you could accidentally lock their key in the vehicle to give you an excuse to drive the owner home for the spare key, or you might have accidentally locked it needing the toilet in a hurry. Dna on the keys could of been interesting.

[@geminismom4u]

Literally checking day by day for these. Tonight's my last study night for Pharm exam. I sooo needed this post! 🙌

[@davidaston5773]

The show casts a spell on you doesn't it? So many layers and lives with their version of what led up to the moment and the haunting fact that real people have gone - leaving an odd fairy tale for adults behind? We see each others lives in edited form. And the sad truth? Right now one of these stories is happening as I type this.

[@septembersapphire347]

Congrats! Will you be a pharmacist or technician? My mom's a technician 😊

[@geminismom4u]

@@septembersapphire347 Hi. I'm going for LVN. 👍

[@barbarab8479]

@@geminismom4u I hope your exam went well! 🙂

[@Strype13]

I love how the visuals are more accurately matching up with the narration now. The stories are much easier to follow along with this way. Thanks for sharing, as always. And keep up the great work, Steven!

[@leeahblueyes]

I have noticed this too, and I so agree

[@Wally-pu2hh]

Having your kids live like that , is abuse .

[@BooThing14]

Loving the sarcasm my friend. What trash....he killed her obviously!

[@Kimvisible]

This makes me wonder if poor Audrey is laying somewhere as an unidentified Jane Doe. 😥💔

[@Ella0575]

So she warned her daughters against being on their own with Jarvis but still kept in touch with him and let him close to her family? Yeah. makes total sense.

[@marklittler784]

Don't think any part makes sense like drinking any beer for a start how much beer who drank it if anyone did where did they drink it if they did and were the cans left where it was drunk if it was and who by and when ?

[@Ella0575]

@@marklittler784 Jarvis' story is total crap, IMHO.

[@marklittler784]

@@Ella0575 That's one diplomatic way of describing it 😃😂😂😃😂😃😂😃

[@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717]

Single Mums = Good Judgement.

[@OikPoinFive]

@@the_gilded_age_phoenix8717 huh how!

[@joenewsom8017]

Kind of odd you don't hear anything about his roommate after she called looking for her mom....that's who I'd sit on and press. He knows something

[@thecancelling2870]

That's an interesting point. I was kinda curious about him too. One thought I had is rooming with a sex offender he may have had his own checkered past and as such was reluctant to be involved with law enforcement. I cannot believe more was not known about Jarvis given his adjudication as a sex offender previously

[@vickihancock8430]

My exact thought.

[@RebeccaGallin]

I'm thinking the exact same!! How deep did they investigate him? If Jarvis was a sex offender maybe roommate as well?? I mean he has the young girl over to "clean" was roomie there? Did he witness anmything? Did he tell Groat and that's why she wouldn't take her daughter with her?

[@hottotty13]

Oh come on. Scott Peterson was convicted on less than this, outside of a body of course. How the families don’t seek retribution on their own is beyond me.

[@whitedragoness23]

Police probably are trying to find at least her body to prove that she was dead. It might of solidified that she didn’t run away and she may have never got back gone back to the parking lot. The case had a lot of she couldn’t be prove to had run away and was tired of supporting her daughters. I know, it sounds ridiculous that she would of abandoned her children but the courts denied the girls ssi assistance. If the courts won’t accept that she was dead then the police might of worried a jury might say show us that she’s dead. Where’s the body? Are we sure she isn’t alive. Lack Peterson’s body surfaces where her husband claimed he was at the day she disappeared. That was stronger circumstancal evidence than she’s gone. I think he did it, I think the time period of the time played a role in some thinking she would of run off. He knows where she is and he isn’t going to say anything

[@melissasaint3283]

Oh Lord, this is like a tragic Hydra of all the assorted risks of being a single mother household

[@beagledog2001]

Sad how the police ignored the little girl's concern for her mom.....this sort of thing happens all too often when an adult goes missing.

[@tfutrell000]

So well done, Steven. I think this would have been solved had they pressed hard, real hard, on Jarvis & his roommate on day 1.

[@vickihancock8430]

100% agree. Someone dropped the ball straight up.

[@RileyCullen1]

Thanks Steve for covering the story. I remember when this happened. Very sad. I hope her family gets closure one day & the killer gets what’s coming to him.

[@marissavallejo2987]

the picture of the man with light colored hair standing next to the woman with a star spangled jacket throws off the somberness of the podcast..but only for about a second lol..once again a superb job done by Mr Pacheco. My sympathies to Ms Groat's family.

[@merncat3384]

I was thinking that the woman in the stars and stripes jacket might have been one of her daughters as an adult, sitting with a lawyer 🤷🏻‍♀️ just a thought

[@marissavallejo2987]

@@merncat3384 hmm you could be right. If it is, God bless her and strengthen her and also I love her style 👍👍👍

[@STI2000]

Why does it seem it’s always the most loving and hard working people who have the worst things happen to them?

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Because when an asshole gets killed no one wants to tell the story basically

[@shawndouglass2939]

@@Jolenesmart1980 that's a good way to put it😜 see"Earl" by the Dixie Chicks😜😁

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@shawndouglass2939 what’s that a film or song? I’m in the uk so may not have heard of it

[@shawndouglass2939]

@@Jolenesmart1980 it's a youtube video about a few women getting together to put and end to a really abusive husband who was a real asshole😜 a music video.

[@rivermoon6190]

@@marlenegriffith2724Did you not listen? It was mentioned several times at the beginning. Audrey had 2 jobs to try to make ends meet and only, as a last resort, ever received benefits. Please don’t judge everyone by your own standards.

[@annamcbrideartwork]

Hey, Trace! I'm doing a series on my channel, 5 missing people from every state, I'm working on the script for Vermont, and I just finished writing Audrey's case. Then I look over to my recommended videos and see this one! I was like.. no way! And you got over an hour and a half of information and theories! You're amazing. You are by far my favorite true crime channel/podcast.

[@ItsAlwaysSummer]

I actually love your channel too and recommend it often 🙂 You do an amazing job.

[@maritfaye212]

Its a pleasure to listen to you 🙏💜🙏

[@johnward3790]

Taking the daughter back to the campsite to retrieve the shovel was a statement. Effectually saying, I did it, keep your mouth shut or your next. Patrick sounds like a narcissist.

[@cherisola416]

Maybe he was having a secret relationship with the daughter and that's what the confrontation was about. The kid would keep that secret forever out of intimidation and shame.

[@cadillacdeville5828]

I'm late because there was some important work ,but I wouldn't dare miss an upload of yours. Your podcast is top-notch 🥰

[@Jolenesmart1980]

I’m being nosey but what was the important work?

[@cadillacdeville5828]

@@Jolenesmart1980 I'm an engineer manager 😃, so a couple of things that engineers needed

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@cadillacdeville5828 oh ok I wouldn’t have a clue what to do lol

[@WhiteChocolate74]

@@Jolenesmart1980 he's working on starring on this podcast 🔪

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@WhiteChocolate74 haha!

[@morganosborne9258]

How horrible for her family and friends. So many years with few answers and the answers found being dead ends of themselves. Thank you, Steven, for bringing this case to us. A few raw nerves and a bunch of thinking about this one.

[@iseultbourke4692]

Can't believe the lenient sentence Jarvis got for grooming and assaulting a minor child. No wonder there are so many repeat offenders.

[@tippybutler7989]

That's Vermont for ya

[@deevillarreal9475]

Make you think there being seen before fellow pedophiles.

[@rivermoon6190]

@@tippybutler7989Is it a Democrat run state?

[@ShaNaNa2]

Sick people

[@aleverett4]

These are so good... I love to listen as I work

[@kat2270]

It was suggested that Audrey was going to confront him on that day, surely she'd have known that would have put her in danger. Whether that was her intention or not, I think there must have been another reason to agree to that trip. Her daughter wasn't happy about her going that day and I wouldn't have been either. The repeated phone calls show she was really worried about Mum. God bless that poor girl, as a listener, I felt her anxiety growing. Heartbreaking case.

[@inmydarkesthour2278]

the daughter knew something was going to happen!!! so freaking sad

[@merncat3384]

😞

[@jasonkrohmer2325]

Yes.. I feel like I waited forever for an upload. Thank you sir.

[@spicyspinach9899]

Me too...I always feel that way with this chanell but its so good I just painfully wait it out. Guess its a lot of research idk

[@shawndouglass2939]

Yeah,it was a long wait this time

[@089Mantu]

@@spicyspinach9899 : Especially in Danish, I guess. :-)

[@spicyspinach9899]

@@089Mantu :)

[@mrsbird2952]

He did it !!!I hope someone comes forward to tell the truth …that has to be a secret that keeps someone up at night and has them questioning their destination to the world after this one!

[@lisafanucchi5939]

I have been binging on Sword and Scale... was running out of content. Thank you Steven!!! Such great content 😍

[@Clsmith1986]

I love Sword and Scale! ❤️

[@TheMadSounds]

The way you told this story was so beautiful

[@merncat3384]

Please don't ever change anything about this channel

[@merncat3384]

I've said it before under other videos.. Your description of every detail is so poetic

[@lexirae7889]

Greetings from Vermont, thanks for featuring a case from our tiny hamlet of a state

[@alesiapiresio9719]

It makes me so angry that Jarvis was not ever made to pay for murdering her. It’s so obvious he did. I hate when ppl get away with murder.

[@Greg400]

You and me both. He'll have his day

[@Col91016]

They don’t get away with it.they must face God and their victims.they can’t get around that.

[@johnlewis3891]

​@@Col91016How do you know that there is a God? Are you a Christian?

[@conitorres9774]

If she insisted that her daughters never be alone with him, why did her daughter go with him? Also, were any empty beer bottles found at that campsite?

[@RepentfollowJesus]

@Trace Evidence I love your longer videos. So many crime channels only do 15 minutes. Thank you for going into details . I enjoy your voice. I can go to sleep while listening like asmr and listen to the whole thing later. But usually its too interesting to allow me to sleep ! Thanks for all your hard work and insight.

[@CissyBrazil]

Thank you for your upload. You’re very thorough in your research and podcasts. What about the area where a bad smell was located?

[@SpeedbirdNine9]

Maybe he made the whole damn drinking story up. They never even made it to the mall. Maybe he took her to the campsite and made a pass at her and when she refused he killed her. Then he went back later and buried her body somewhere else. Since you don't have her body the cause of death is unknown. If he strangled her, took her body back to the truck and discarded her purse in the woods so as to make it look random if she was found deceased in her truck. Then he went back later and when he had more time took her body elsewhere.

[@Melissa_anne_2024]

Recently discovered your channel… I absolutely love it! So many of these cases Ive never heard of. This is such a heartbreaking case for her family.., I believe the “family friend” has all the answers.

[@dragoncult666]

It's unbelievable that Jarvis was not charged after all these decades. Charge him. He had means, motive and opportunity.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

There isn't any evidence because the police didn't collect any.

[@janetrawlings1691]

Sad that so many people go missing and no one cares. Makes think about it could be you.💔🙏🤔

[@migue4793]

Not necessarily if Jarvis was a big drinker he could've easily consumed six beers. You're going by stats and not what a body is used to.

[@ravenrisby]

Literally nightmare on elm street

[@TheGameHHH2000]

Congrats on continued success Steven .

[@SellieM6970]

I have followed trace evidence for awhile and Steven P. waxes poetic in his narration of the cases. I think it is wonderful story telling and gives respect to the deceased.

[@gullwingstorm857]

Jarvis - and Audrey's bad judgement killed her.

[@jwhite1016aol]

Divorced mother of 6 picks real winner to spend free time with. Makes sense to me.

[@lisafanucchi5939]

Don’t victim blame 🤦‍♀️

[@marklittler784]

No doubt she was married for quite a long time and not getting experience of other men during that busy time as a dedicated mother or whilst swept off her feet keeping six daughters after her divorce.

[@WallStreetWill86]

@@lisafanucchi5939 Theres nothing wrong with saying people should use better judgement so that they dont end up a victim in the first place. If people did this these stories would be rare and not so common.

[@felicianafullmer8552]

@@WallStreetWill86 there’s a difference between constructive criticism & victim blaming.

[@WallStreetWill86]

@@felicianafullmer8552 Perhaps, but my point remains to same. Common sense needs to be practiced to avoid these situations. Facts dont care about your feelings.

[@AK-ky5dh]

He buried her... People talked of a stench by the dam. Witness saw him throw a shovel in his truck. I feel for her family, I hope some day she is found....

[@lindatrombley3]

I have been wolves for 12 years and they dont attack humans. They are nothing like most people think they are.

[@Laura-tp8wz]

Agree

[@marthaaccettullo3174]

Luv this channel Great narration

[@TheBlueThird]

Good morning everyone. Thanks for the upload Steven.

[@spicyspinach9899]

Good morning

[@TheBlueThird]

@@spicyspinach9899 Good morning Spicy

[@spicyspinach9899]

@@TheBlueThird Good morning...thanks for taking the time out to be so kind as to say Good Morning! Hope you have a great day! Stay safe out there.

[@LiliAquinas]

Good morning! (It's the next day, for anyone who is reading this greeting once the timestamp disappears 🙂) This came on during the night for me, and I woke up, hearing Mr Pacheco's voice. Had to back up to the beginning... I've been up since 0415 to listen to this upload. It's good to get a nice early start to the day! 🌞

[@TheBlueThird]

@@LiliAquinas Hello Lili thank you for responding. Love and light to you.

[@lenafranklin7262]

The first thing I'd search would be Jarvis's car and home

[@kathleencalhoun2225]

I can't how dumb this case is. Everybody knows who did it. Why did things have to drag and on?

[@bigbellyfishing2217]

Thank you for sharing a little piece of your life. We had the same experience as a kid. Love your channel. God bless😇

[@tonyabrookes9931]

"Driving around looking for women"? Is this a thing? And apparently he just had sex so...what is he looking for women for? Why was she friends with this slimeball? Ugh

[@heathernikki5734]

I'm thinking the same....if she knew his past and had all those daughters....and he ended up preying on a relative of hers... it's hard to find sympathy for anyone but her kids.

[@WhiteChocolate74]

Is that an Alien 3 pfp? Or Alien: Resurrection?

[@Butchcub75]

c'mon Jarvis is soooooo guilty

[@hottotty13]

Serious. The fact he got away with it is so frustrating.

[@brischarrer]

Jesus what a hard one. May God bless her girls. What an amazing mother.

[@Noneofurbiznsjsbaauabaaahhsbss]

An amazing mother wouldn’t bring a man like that around her children.

[@Anita-k]

~1:28:40 "... the odds are like ... getting struck by lightening at the moment you win the lottery!" Unfortunately you nailed it, Steven. Nothing that "Jarvis guy" is telling, is making any sense to me at all...

[@realism1019]

Sad. Break's my heart

[@antonglas7488]

My theory is this: Audrey went to confront Jarvis, perhaps because he was acting inappropriately towards her daughters and maybe threatened to report him to the police. Having already been convicted of having s*x with a minor this could have mean`t even more jail time for Jarvis. So he attacked Audrey, there was a scuffle that explains her purse being found nearby and he killed her. Then he went to somewhere remote and dumped the body. His account of what he and Audrey did during the day until late evening was made up BS. This in my opinion is the most likely scenario. Another point, Audrey had siblings so why didn`t they offer to take the children rather than let them being cared for by strangers. Not what I`d describe as a loving family, very sad for those kids.

[@RepentfollowJesus]

I feel so bad for them. My mom died when I was 7 and my dad right after I was born. Mother's day is so hard. Hugs to them. Im glad they had each other. I pray they find her. And it seems obvious what happened. God bless her children.

[@launderedcotton8070]

Thank you for this hour and a half right at this needed time.

[@Jolenesmart1980]

Listening for the second time today as didn’t pay full attention first time :) thanks for this upload

[@shawndouglass2939]

I do that often also😇

[@Jolenesmart1980]

@@shawndouglass2939 glad you agree or as the other one said agrew haha

[@rockstarofredondo]

The child had an intuition

[@WhiteChocolate74]

Keep up the great work Steven! If you ever want to tackle the case of Gladys Stella Kidd I wouldn't hate it 😉

[@williamarthurfenton1496]

Hmm didn't take long for red flags on this Jarvis. Clearly an odd relationship and frankly it is unusual for a 35 year old man to date a woman even 5 years older, of course these things happen but the uncommon nature should raise alerts when tied in with a crime. EDit: Yep, what a shock it obvious was him. Probably frustrated with her getting in his way, as his target was her daughters and using her as a means to get to them.

[@danjohnson887]

A final note: coyotes DO NOT attack people, it's just that simple. Even if the very very unlikely coyote with rabies would attack, they are so small that it would be relatively easy to fight/ scare them off. They are just not a threat at all.

[@tessaducek5601]

True. They are afraid of humans. People think they attack dogs in packs. Usually the unfortunate dog chases them and get caught up with two or more. People believe a lot of falsehoods about wild and even domestic animals. ' everything has rabies!

[@katerryjackson749]

Her "friend" killed her

[@michaelc3051]

Last seen driving away with a sex offender, with no trace thereafter. I wonder who did it??

[@garrethgoodworth2494]

Ha! Like her X-Husband, I too live in Jamestown, NY. Was Jarvis' roommate able to corroborate any of his story? Sounds like he was home the whole time, w/no sight of either of them.

[@danjohnson887]

I kind of like the snarky attitude! This case deserves such treatment. I DO NOT mean the victims deserve anything but respect, I mean the idiots investigating this case and believing Jarvis.

[@heathernikki5734]

Yassss I've been waiting

[@spicyspinach9899]

Me2

[@BRIDGETTattoo]

Thanks Steven 😊

[@lenafranklin7262]

It's so frustrating that they believed Jarvis bullshit story of what they did. Her family knew her best .

[@WallStreetWill86]

Its not so much that they believe him, its that they have zero evidence to contradict anything he says about that day with her missing. The police need evidence to lock someone up not just a gut feeling.

[@Bushitza]

Not related to the subject, just a curiosity. Your beautiful landscape description at the startup of each video you make is taken from a book or some articles, or is something made up from your own vocabulary ? You always start with a thoroughly description of a place where the action took place and use remarkable words like an experienced novelist. I am just asking, because I am following also other youtubers covering true crime cases, but no one is presenting so into deep the area and the surroudings of the place.

[@independentthinker9113]

My guess is that Audrey confronted Jarvis about the sex abuse of minors and he killed her. That would explain why she refused to let her young daughter go with her. The child might have figured out what Audrey was going to do and was terrified for her mother. There is no way that Audrey would have voluntarily stayed out until 10 pm after promising her child that she would be back in a few hours and not calling. Also, the daughter had called Jarvis's roommate several times up until about 1 am, and the roommate said that Jarvis was not there, while Jarvis said that he went home at around 10 pm and took a shower.

[@Atomicpotato102]

Notification squad!

[@blink184]

So few cases like these come out of Vermont. I used to live in the Northfield area. Nothing happens and people do keep a watchful eye. Jarvis is guilty as hell.

[@IZM3R]

Good morning all

[@spicyspinach9899]

Good morning

[@shawndouglass2939]

Good morning to you both although it's afternoon now😿

[@IZM3R]

@@shawndouglass2939 I thought it was around 1pm and it's 5pm..... Time flies. Good after noon to you both.

[@henriettadenzig5023]

Prayers for the family for.justice and closure

[@ozzieone67]

I think it’s clear Jarvis is involved yes it is a possibility something could of happened after she left Jarvis but seems unlikely Also what kind of justice is 15 months for sexually assaulting a minor this is proof the justice system doesn’t work

[@res1492]

A woman never backing down is not a good thing, sometimes they just have to know when to quit....a lot of guys get threatened by women that "Don't back down" and it seems like Audrey might have met one such guy!! It's not ideal but in that situation she should have just been quiet and refrained from speaking her mind....don't shoot the messenger!!

[@WallStreetWill86]

Jarvis is my main and only suspect. I dont think this dude was ever planning on her coming back. I seen the story on the charley project also and it stated there that her truck was found at the park n ride with the keys still locked inside the truck. Now if this was the case how could she access her truck again even if she had been dropped off? I am thinking she was not aware of what this guy did to her relative and was interested in him and planned on staying with her that night at least then things went to hell for some reason. I dont really have an issue with the mall story being that he could have been her boyfriend and was telling her he was going to buy her something or perhaps her kids something.

[@TheGameHHH2000]

75000 subs, congrats bro from SC.

[@MrsBeBe-de1xx]

I love this channel

[@lisetteeliseparis7070]

Rest in Peace, Audrey, and bless you and your daughters.

[@marklittler784]

Maybe people should be thinking where and when are most people likely to be having an argument that got violent, 40 minutes to a shopping centre is a long time alone with someone to be discussing anything and everything

[@jamesd.3602]

Wouldn’t that also make Jarvis’s roommate culpable of a crime? Think about it. Audrey’s daughter called Jarvis and the roommate answered and she called late in the night when Jarvis was said to be home around 10. The roommate told Audreys daughter that Jarvis wasn’t home and that the mom should be home by the morning. WTH!! They should press that roommate hard

[@sensate444]

Have they ever searched the area where Jarvis had his tent? Or near his appartmemnt?

[@kathydavenport4422]

Oh my lord the laws for evil monsters who did terrible horrific things to children and young lady this is the most injustice I’ve ever heard. Please please please who ever can help change these laws please do it for the next decade of young human life. Thank you for healing the people.

[@mullenfamily5362]

HER name is Kaylene Oehling!!! She is STILL MISSING ‼️ PLEASE Don't forget about HER‼️PLEASE SHARE ‼️😢

[@MultiSmartass1]

Notes: 1) Right off the bat, Details don't add up here in this case. If Audrey was aware of Jarvis criminal or perhaps personal background to the extent she reportedly warned her kids never to be alone with him, Why remain in contact with him and in his company on the day she disappeared ? The lady was reportedly strong willed and blunt talking. It seems a typical based on what had been stated about her. 2) What we know of the remains of her disappearance , her truck was found at a park and ride with the keys inside ready to start the vehicle and her purse was found outside the vehicle in the nearby area. The purse is an odd detail. If she was taken by someone , why leave the purse there? It strikes as either intentional or sloppy. 3) Jarvis strikes one as the most obvious suspect in this case but something doesn't add up with this guy. His cover story as I call it. strikes me as not a typical phony alibi but a deliberately structured fiction . After all, he can remember what he had when they went to Wendy's but not what she had . He can produce a receipt for a purchase he made at the mall but no one recalls seeing Audrey there. This story seems at first as if he is covering his tracks as regards Audrey but considering his criminal history there seems to be another reason for his making up this tale.Jarvis seemed afraid of something else coming out about him. What that was I don't know but that's what I sense here.