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"You're Evil.. and I Still Love You" - Where is BAILEY BLUNT?

·52 min

John Lorden centers the episode on Bailey Blunt's disappearance. He says the case looks close to wrapped up, except for one question that still has no answer: where Bailey Blunt is. He notes that her family has spent more than two and a half years waiting for answers, and he says he is still waiting for someone to do the right thing. Lorden explains that he is traveling to work on another missing-person case, so he gives listeners a shorter version of his earlier Searchlight coverage and promises new updates at the end. He also points listeners to a longer YouTube version with more detail, visual aids, and map analysis. The timeline begins with Bailey getting some work done on her truck that morning. She had texted a few people that she was going up to Tyler's to pick up her belongings, and that detail becomes part of the chain of events Lorden walks through. From there, the episode shifts to the movements of Bailey Blunt's Dodge Ram. A license plate reader reportedly caught the truck in the Reading area on September 24, and a traffic camera also placed it that day in Central Point, Oregon. The vehicle was occupied, but it was not clear who was inside or how many people were there. Lorden pauses on that point because the location matters. He corrects himself from an initial California assumption and notes that Central Point is in Oregon. That makes the truck movement look more deliberate, especially because it appears to be heading north toward an interstate route. He even raises the possibility that the route could keep going toward Canada. The episode then turns to federal involvement. Lorden says that when a crime crosses state lines, the FBI can become involved, and he is not seeing signs of that here. He does not know why, and he treats that absence as a real question rather than a small detail. The later update brings in a missing Humboldt County man who was arrested in Oregon while his ex-girlfriend was still missing. Lorden says he was found with some of her property, which sharpens the mystery instead of settling it.

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A careful missing-person timeline built around one stubborn unanswered question.

Bailey Blunt's disappearance is treated as a case that should already have an answer, and John Lorden keeps circling the question that still matters: where is she?

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Follow one truck trail through a missing-person case that is still waiting on answers.

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