The Disappearance of Theresa Rideout

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Law office worker by day.

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Insomniac researcher of the
bizarre by night Matt Deig.

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Welcome to the third episode of
River City Mystery podcast.

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Thank you for joining me
tonight.

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We’re going to be looking into
the disappearance of Teresa a

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Rideout of Chandler, Indiana.

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We talked a little bit about her
in episode one four seasons, she

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was Jack Barnett’s fiancée slash
girlfriend, who ended up missing

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at the end of that episode.

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Investigators were hoping she
would show up at Jack Barnett’s

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funeral, but she never did.

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She never showed up, and she was
not heard from or seen since.

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There hasn’t been a whole lot

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written about this

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disappearance, there’s not a

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whole lot of information on the

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internet.

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As a matter of fact, when I

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started looking into this case

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several years ago, that’s what

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caught my attention with this

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particular case.

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I first heard about the story a
few years ago, when I was

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looking through one of the
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about cold case files.

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Teresa’s case information was

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one of the few cases mentioned

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on there.

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So I did a little background
search to to see what I could

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find out about it.

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And there was just a remarkable
lack of information about this

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particular case, about Teresa,
there was almost nothing.

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The Indiana State Police
website, which I’ve got a link

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in the show notes.

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If you go to River city mystery

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dot com slash three, I’ll have a

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link to that particular Indiana

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State Police post, but it still

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has her name spelled

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incorrectly.

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It’s, um, that’s not the
spelling of Teresa.

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There’s no photo of the missing
person, which you think they

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could have found a, some kind of
photo or drawing or sketch of

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the missing person.

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The National Missing and

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Unidentified Persons System,

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also known as Namus, has a very

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similar listing.

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It looks like they’re.

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Those listings are connected.

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Also, no photo of the missing
person.

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Just very, very short details on
what happened.

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Um, it literally says, um.

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On September eleventh, nineteen
ninety four, Teresa Rideout was

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reported missing by a friend.

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She’s never been located.

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It is suspected that foul play
could have caused her

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disappearance, and that is the
end of the description of what

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may have happened to Teresa in
nineteen ninety four.

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Normally when a person is
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friends who kind of.

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There’s always there’s usually
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and be that point person who’s
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task and looking and looking
and, and trying to dig into all

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of the details of the case.

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As I did my research, I found

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out that Teresa really didn’t

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have many people in her life

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that were dependable, especially

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family.

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Her family was basically out of
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I had to really struggle to find
information on even who she was

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or where she was from and what
kind of history she had, and I

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knew it was going to be tough to
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So I actually set up an ancestry
dot com account, and I was

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trying to dig and find out who
her connections were.

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Was she.

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Did she have any siblings?

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Uh, children.

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Was she married?

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Uh, because none of that
information was available.

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On any of the, um, in any of the

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news articles that I was able to

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find.

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And I was able to find out a
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Bit about Teresa’s family life.

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She had a mother who died when

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she was only six years old, and

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her father died when she was

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seventeen.

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She had no siblings, and she
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aunt and cousins in Kentucky.

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Shortly following the passing of
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Not long after her father passed

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away, Lisa married Michael

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Rideout.

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They lived together in
Henderson, Kentucky, and they

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had one son together.

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In June of nineteen eighty, I

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was able to connect with one of

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Michael Rideout’s relatives on

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ancestry dot com to ask if she

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could provide me with any

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information on Teresa or the

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disappearance or any kind of

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family story that she may be

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able to provide to help me do my

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research.

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And she responded, she did

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respond, and she said, that’s

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basically a big family mystery

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that nobody really knows what

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happened.

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She was not aware that there was
any sort of foul play.

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She said that Theresa was known
to have loved the river.

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They went to the river.

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She and Jack Barnett went to the
river all the time.

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Went along with Theresa’s dog
River, who was named River.

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The belief of that side of the
family which.

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This was Theresa’s first
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The belief is that she drowned.

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They just think she drowned in

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the river and that there was no

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foul play.

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And she may have just drowned.

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According to this person that I
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Theresa kept to herself.

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She really didn’t have very

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close connections with family or

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many others.

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She mentioned that her son,

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Matt, had to go to court to

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declare his mother dead in order

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to collect on an insurance

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policy.

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So on August twelve, two

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thousand and two, a death

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certificate was generated for

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Teresa Rideout, and the death

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certificate states that she is

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presumed dead.

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Last seen September second,
nineteen ninety four.

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Teresa and Michael divorced in
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their son Matt was born.

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It appears as though Teresa just
kind of took off and it was even

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paying regular payments, or that
she was ordered to pay some

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payments to Michael for his
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And it doesn’t appear as though
she had much of a relationship

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with her son, Matt.

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Michael ended up remarrying,
and, uh, he ended up passing

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away from complications of
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two, and Theresa’s son Matt,
died in December of twenty

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eighteen in Las Vegas at the age
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And with Matt’s passing there,

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really, that was the family, um,

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that really had anything to do

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with Theresa.

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I’m not.

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It doesn’t appear as though Matt
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her at all, but Michael was her
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He was no longer in the picture,
so we’re not sure where Theresa

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spent from the mid eighties to
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That’s not clear exactly.

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She likely bounced around from
maybe living with different

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coworkers or or people she she
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That’s not known.

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But we do know that she
resurfaces in the mid nineties.

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In nineteen ninety four, she
starts dating Jack Barnett and

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according to a friend of theirs,
they had been living together in

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Newburgh for about three months
before the disappearance.

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So what exactly happened that
day that Teresa disappeared?

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We have to start off earlier in
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Now.

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She had a shift at Burger King.

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She had to be at Burger King in

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Evansville on Main Street at

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eleven a m, according to an

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Evansville Courier and Press

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article.

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Witnesses claim that Jack and

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Teresa were both spotted the

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morning of September second,

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nineteen ninety four at the

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American Legion Post forty four

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in Newburgh.

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Teresa had to be at work at
eleven a m, so they left the

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post, according to witnesses, at
ten thirty a m, so that she

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could be at her shift on time,
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did make it to work on time.

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A friend of Teresa’s had stated

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that Teresa’s car had had

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mechanical problems and was

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still parked at the house in

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Newburgh.

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So they were both riding around
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And this is a bit of a sticking
point with me that I can’t quite

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put my finger on.

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I can’t quite figure it out.

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And it’s always been kind of
like a festering in my head.

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Joe and Teresa drive from
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four to Burger King on Main
Street in Evansville so she

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could make her shift.

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And it’s unlikely that Jack
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They would have gone to their

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Newburgh home first before going

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to Evansville, because there was

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no mention that she was late

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that day.

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That just wouldn’t make a lot of
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So Jack and Teresa drive to
Burger King.

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Teresa gets out of the truck,
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My question would be, did Jack
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her up at the end of her shift
because she worked a shift?

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According to her manager, she
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at the end of her shift, she,
um, she said, see you tomorrow.

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And that was it.

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There was nothing there was no

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weird vibe or anything like

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that.

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So my question about the truck
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left her shift.

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Her manager actually asked her
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She hadn’t worked at Burger King
Burger King very long, but she

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had gained the trust of her
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think she was a good worker and
dependable enough so that they

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trusted her to take the deposit
with them, with her, so that she

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could drop that off at the
Citizens National Bank up the

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street, which she did.

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So she was seen driving off from

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work that night in the red

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pickup truck.

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If she did drive the red pickup
truck as she was leaving work

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that night, Jack Barnett had to
be in that truck.

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I think he would have come back
and picked her up unless she

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dropped him off at home before
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It doesn’t seem like she would
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So when she left work, I believe
Jack would have been with her.

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That’s my theory.

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I don’t see that posted anywhere
in any articles, but I would

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love to see the.

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When she was making.

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She did make the night deposit
as well.

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She.

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That deposit was made and I
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camera surveillance to see who
was in that truck.

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Um, whenever they made that

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deposit, if there was something

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like that.

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One wonders if they didn’t get

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in some argument on the way home

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if it was both of them, maybe

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Jack, maybe Jack was walking up

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and down Main Street drinking

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all day.

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He. Maybe he was drinking early
that morning at the post and

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continued drinking that day on
Main Street while, uh, Teresa

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was at work waiting for her to
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And maybe he was drunk and
something might have.

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They might have gotten into an

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argument or something on the way

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home.

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Who knows?

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To me, that’s a little strange

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that that it basically, I think

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Jack had to be in the truck with

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her when she drove off that

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night.

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That’s my theory.

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Just a theory.

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And for me, that means that
something could have happened on

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the way home.

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They could have gotten into a
big fight or something.

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And and I don’t know what that

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might have been about, but

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obviously.

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But it’s just a sticking point
with me when I was going through

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the details of this.

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It’s.

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So maybe you all have some ideas
on on if that’s insignificant or

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if there’s something to that
After Teresa left work that

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night made the night deposit.

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She was not seen again.

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She never.

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She never came back and picked
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She had some checks at a Burger
King that were unpicked.

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They were never picked up.

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So she also made the night
deposit.

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So if she was planning to make a
just a run for it and quit, it

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seems like you wouldn’t make
that night deposit if you kind

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of planned on running or
something like that.

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So she she didn’t pick up her
last checks.

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She just stopped showing up to

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work after September second,

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nineteen ninety four, which was

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very out of character for her

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based on comments from her

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manager.

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That was not like her.

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They said that she was
dependable and it would be

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unlike her for her not to call
in sick or to let her know that

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she wasn’t going to be there.

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Some of the articles talk about

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some of the friends that Teresa

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had.

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One of them was Carl Smith of
Newburgh, Indiana.

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Now, Carl was one of Teresa’s
closest friends in the area, and

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one of the articles Evans, one
of the Evansville Courier and

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Press articles, Carl Smith is
interviewed and he says that if

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she was in trouble, she would
come over and tell me about it.

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We were just really good
friends.

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I probably knew as much about
her private life as anyone.

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She maybe would leave on the
spur of the moment for a trip or

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something, but not without
letting someone know.

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And it’s unusual for her and the
dog to both be gone.

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The article goes on to say that
Carl checked the river camp that

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Jack Barnett owned.

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He actually went with Jack’s

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ex-wife to check out the river

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camp.

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Now, Jack and Teresa loved the
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everyone, they went there all

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the time.

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They loved hanging out by the
river.

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They.

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Teresa’s dog was named River.

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They just.

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That.

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That appeared to be their thing.

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They went there probably to
drink a lot and, uh, hang out.

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He had his river camp.

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Carl thought that that would be
a good place to go.

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Check to see where, you know, if
there’s anything amiss there or

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any evidence of anything weird.

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I actually did a, um, a property
search looking for what river

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camp he might have owned.

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And I, I looked through a lot of

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them along the Ohio River and,

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uh, Spencer Warrick Vanderburgh

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counties.

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And I could not find what river
camp he might have owned.

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Surely the police would have

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looked in that particular area,

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because that would be an

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interest.

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That would be a, a place to to
hide a body.

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If you were going to, I suppose
you would be very comfortable

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and familiar with that area, and
you would know the locations

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that might be easily overlooked
if the police went there and

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looked, which I’m sure it seems
like they would have.

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Seems like they would have found

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something if if something was

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there.

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Carl said that they didn’t see

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anything unusual when they went

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there.

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Uh, he goes on to say that, uh,

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he talked to Jack Barnett

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recently.

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He said, I talked to him

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recently and they had plans for

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the future and seemed to be

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doing fine.

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He said I was tickled to death

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that she found somebody like

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him.

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It just doesn’t add up.

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Whatever happened to something
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So Carl, who was the closest

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person to Theresa, had he seemed

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like he was just kind of taken

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by surprise that all of this had

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happened.

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He didn’t seem to indicate that
there was any abuse or anything

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like that going on that would
indicate that Theresa would have

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been in harm’s way a few days
after September second.

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This would be on September six,
nineteen ninety four.

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Gail Chapman, who was a friend

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of Theresa’s who also worked at

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Don and Donna’s sports Bar,

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claims that a bartender who

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worked at Don and Donna’s sports

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bar told her that Jack Barnett

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came into the bar that day on

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September sixth.

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She said that Jack made no

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mention of Miss Rideout’s

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whereabouts to the bartender or

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to anyone at the bar if

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something nefarious had

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happened.

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On September second, Jack, who
you would think may have had

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something to do with her
disappearance or murder or

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whatever, had it all together
enough to be able to go to Don

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and Donna’s bar and sit there
and calmly have a drink and eat

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dinner or whatever he was doing
there without mentioning

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anything about Theresa, and
apparently didn’t appear off or

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anything like that.

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And as I discussed in the first

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episode, Four Seasons on

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September tenth, nineteen ninety

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four.

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So several days later, Jack
Barnett checks himself into a

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motel in Mount Vernon, Indiana,
and proceeds to shoot himself in

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the head after leaving a suicide
note to his daughter, making no

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mention of anything about
Theresa in this note.

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According to Jack Barnett’s

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ex-wife and other friends of

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theirs who checked out the home,

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there didn’t appear to be

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anything missing from the home,

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and there was no body found in

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the home or there was no

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evidence of any sort of

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struggle.

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The only thing missing from the
home was Theresa’s dog River.

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Now, I do have a couple of
theories about what may have

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happened to Theresa, and they’re
all just theories.

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The first one is the obvious,
and I think this is what the

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investigators think happened.

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And I think that’s why there’s
little effort going into finding

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the truth here.

439
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Speaker:
Um. Is that Jack just snapped
one night and killed her.

440
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Speaker:
HID the body, killed the dog,
hid it, hid the body.

441
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Probably at the same place or
whatever.

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Speaker:
Dumped him in the river or
whatever he did.

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End of story.

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Kills himself a week later.

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Speaker:
And honestly, that that’s
probably the most likely story.

446
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Speaker:
There are other theories,
though.

447
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Another theory that has been

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rattling around in my head is I

449
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Speaker:
know from talking to people and

450
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from.

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Speaker:
There are some articles that
mention that it’s possible that

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Theresa and Jack were involved
in the drug trade.

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00:19:25.549 –> 00:19:27.009
Speaker:
They did have some shady

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Speaker:
associates and maybe some shady

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Speaker:
dealings.

456
00:19:31.190 –> 00:19:36.630
Speaker:
Maybe they owed money to one of
these shady characters.

457
00:19:36.630 –> 00:19:41.134
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Maybe threats were made against
Theresa and the dog, and maybe

458
00:19:41.134 –> 00:19:43.599
Speaker:
somebody followed through on it.

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Speaker:
Jack hangs around for a week

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because he thinks maybe

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someone’s calling a bluff or

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Speaker:
something.

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Speaker:
And when he finds out it wasn’t
a bluff, he kills himself.

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Speaker:
Or maybe he.

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Speaker:
Maybe he thinks that she ran off
with one of these associates.

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Speaker:
And after he loses contact with

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Speaker:
her for a week, he realizes that

468
00:20:05.920 –> 00:20:07.740
Speaker:
either she’s dead or she’s run

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Speaker:
off with somebody, he kills

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Speaker:
himself.

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00:20:11.279 –> 00:20:15.119
Speaker:
That may explain why he was
hanging out in a bar on the

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Speaker:
sixth, acting like nothing was
wrong, because maybe he.

473
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Maybe he was in a phase where he
was thinking that the Theresa

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Speaker:
was going to come back, or this
was going to iron itself out

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00:20:29.299 –> 00:20:29.960
Speaker:
because one of.

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Speaker:
One of the problems I have with
the murder suicide is the time

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Speaker:
difference between the murder
and the suicide.

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Speaker:
I did some looking into
statistics, and there really

479
00:20:42.940 –> 00:20:48.380
Speaker:
aren’t a lot of statistics on
the difference in time between

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Speaker:
the murder and the suicide.

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Speaker:
I was going to.

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I was trying to find out if it’s

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Speaker:
very common for murder suicides

484
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Speaker:
to take place with a week

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Speaker:
difference between the two

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Speaker:
dates.

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00:20:58.259 –> 00:21:00.500
Speaker:
I usually you hear of a murder
suicide.

488
00:21:00.500 –> 00:21:02.420
Speaker:
It’s the same time.

489
00:21:02.420 –> 00:21:03.740
Speaker:
It’s a murder suicide.

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00:21:03.740 –> 00:21:06.420
Speaker:
It’s it’s the same event.

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Speaker:
You don’t.

492
00:21:06.900 –> 00:21:10.140
Speaker:
People don’t normally wait a
week to kill themselves and, you

493
00:21:10.140 –> 00:21:14.259
Speaker:
know, go through their regular
lives for a whole week.

494
00:21:14.259 –> 00:21:17.500
Speaker:
Um, but I couldn’t find
statistics on to see how rare

495
00:21:17.500 –> 00:21:22.059
Speaker:
that actually was or if that’s
unusual, I thought that would be

496
00:21:22.059 –> 00:21:23.059
Speaker:
kind of helpful.

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00:21:23.059 –> 00:21:28.400
Speaker:
It just seems kind of strange
that that he did wait a week

498
00:21:28.400 –> 00:21:32.099
Speaker:
and, you know, was eating out
and stuff like that.

499
00:21:32.099 –> 00:21:33.420
Speaker:
Um, didn’t mention anything

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00:21:33.420 –> 00:21:36.019
Speaker:
about it to anybody or act weird

501
00:21:36.019 –> 00:21:37.660
Speaker:
to anybody.

502
00:21:37.660 –> 00:21:40.710
Speaker:
So we don’t know what happened
to Teresa Rideout?

503
00:21:40.710 –> 00:21:42.630
Speaker:
She’s still a missing person.

504
00:21:42.630 –> 00:21:44.670
Speaker:
She’s still listed on these
websites.

505
00:21:44.670 –> 00:21:49.109
Speaker:
The Indiana State Police website
on Namus.

506
00:21:49.109 –> 00:21:51.750
Speaker:
She still pops up on every once

507
00:21:51.750 –> 00:21:52.990
Speaker:
in a while, on a courier and

508
00:21:52.990 –> 00:21:54.509
Speaker:
press article about the cold

509
00:21:54.509 –> 00:21:57.109
Speaker:
case files with no new

510
00:21:57.109 –> 00:21:58.230
Speaker:
information.

511
00:21:59.269 –> 00:22:01.369
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So I just I think that people

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00:22:01.369 –> 00:22:03.230
Speaker:
deserve to have their stories

513
00:22:03.230 –> 00:22:04.589
Speaker:
told, even if they don’t have a

514
00:22:04.589 –> 00:22:07.289
Speaker:
massive family of hundreds of

515
00:22:07.289 –> 00:22:08.470
Speaker:
thousands of people out there

516
00:22:08.470 –> 00:22:10.269
Speaker:
looking and websites and

517
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Speaker:
Facebook pages and things like

518
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Speaker:
that.

519
00:22:11.789 –> 00:22:14.430
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Teresa really didn’t have a, a

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00:22:14.430 –> 00:22:16.950
Speaker:
wide circle of people and really

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00:22:16.950 –> 00:22:19.069
Speaker:
not many of her friends that are

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00:22:19.069 –> 00:22:20.890
Speaker:
even listed in those articles I

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00:22:20.890 –> 00:22:22.309
Speaker:
referenced are even alive

524
00:22:22.309 –> 00:22:23.150
Speaker:
anymore.

525
00:22:24.190 –> 00:22:26.269
Speaker:
I know Carl Smith is not a

526
00:22:26.269 –> 00:22:28.470
Speaker:
living anymore and he was the

527
00:22:28.470 –> 00:22:30.390
Speaker:
closest friend.

528
00:22:30.390 –> 00:22:33.789
Speaker:
There just isn’t a network of
people out there even looking.

529
00:22:33.789 –> 00:22:36.589
Speaker:
But that doesn’t I don’t I think
that that short.

530
00:22:36.589 –> 00:22:37.829
Speaker:
I don’t think she deserved that.

531
00:22:37.829 –> 00:22:39.470
Speaker:
I think she deserves as much

532
00:22:39.470 –> 00:22:41.130
Speaker:
attention on her case as anyone

533
00:22:41.130 –> 00:22:43.349
Speaker:
else, so hopefully this

534
00:22:43.349 –> 00:22:45.369
Speaker:
particular episode will

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00:22:45.369 –> 00:22:47.809
Speaker:
spotlight her disappearance and

536
00:22:47.809 –> 00:22:48.970
Speaker:
let everyone know that it’s just

537
00:22:48.970 –> 00:22:50.609
Speaker:
as important as anyone else

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00:22:50.609 –> 00:22:52.130
Speaker:
who’s missing.

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00:22:52.130 –> 00:22:53.369
Speaker:
And even if there are certain

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Speaker:
assumptions that have been made,

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00:22:55.009 –> 00:22:57.049
Speaker:
that it’s still an unsolved

542
00:22:57.049 –> 00:22:59.690
Speaker:
case, that nobody really knows

543
00:22:59.690 –> 00:23:02.049
Speaker:
what happened and anything is

544
00:23:02.049 –> 00:23:02.970
Speaker:
possible.

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00:23:10.049 –> 00:23:13.450
Speaker:
You’re welcome to join my
discord server at RiverCity

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00:23:13.450 –> 00:23:15.490
Speaker:
Mystery.com/discord.

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00:23:15.490 –> 00:23:16.809
Speaker:
If you’d like to share any of

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00:23:16.809 –> 00:23:18.289
Speaker:
your thoughts or theories on

549
00:23:18.289 –> 00:23:20.410
Speaker:
this particular case, I’ve set

550
00:23:20.410 –> 00:23:22.009
Speaker:
up a channel for this particular

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00:23:22.009 –> 00:23:23.569
Speaker:
episode.

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00:23:23.569 –> 00:23:25.930
Speaker:
You’re welcome to do so.

553
00:23:25.930 –> 00:23:27.009
Speaker:
That about does it for this

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Speaker:
episode of River City Mystery

555
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Speaker:
Podcast.

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00:23:29.930 –> 00:23:31.970
Speaker:
Thank you again for joining me
tonight.

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Speaker:
Until next time, take care.