Everyone is Jen.

And this is Lindsay.

And welcome to Corpus to like the podcast, special edition.

Yes, we are doing another Patreon episode right now.

And as we have said on the podcast before, if this is your first time tuning in,

probably not, but if it is, then this is not our normal format or our normal episode. This is

actually a Patreon episode. But since we're talking about missing people, we want to make

sure those stories still get out as much as possible. So we decided that when we take our holiday

breaks and whatnot, we're going to take the Patreon episodes and release those for everyone to hear

except not all of it because we keep some of our Patreon stuff sacred. We have a hangout session

after. So anyway, if you're just joining us, this is a little bit different, little more casual.

You might hear some voices that aren't ours, might not. It really just depends. So there

we go. All right. This week, our story is going to be focusing on Diamond, Bynum, and her nephew,

King Walker. The two disappeared from Diamond's home and have not been

found. Diamond's 21 years old and Key is a 80-beady little two-year-old. Diamond was diagnosed with

Prater Willie's syndrome. This is a genetic condition with symptoms that include a mental disability.

She will be short in stature and she constantly feels hungry.

Diamond has the mental capacity of a five to seven year old.

And it's difficult for her to actually communicate and speak to others.

So as with families who have a child that has verbal

challenges, they learn to actively listen and understand their child. They adapt and learn,

you know, cues and behaviors and things of that nature that help them communicate. However,

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