I'm going to let you go first, but just take a second.

See you all.

Good morning and thank you for being here today.

My name is Jayden Brandt. I'm a private investigator with Origin Investigations.

And we are currently working the Elaine Park Missing Persons case

in conjunction with the Glenville Police Department and the Law Sanctuous County Sheriff's Department.

The Elaine Park is a 20 year old resident of the Lockers-Centent area, Glenville, California.

Based on information obtained during the investigation,

we firmly believe that Elaine did not commit suicide and that she is not a runner-up.

It is our strong contention that Elaine Park is an involuntary missing person

and that foul play was involved in her disappearance.

Episode 10, Chapter 21, The Forest

In the weeks that follow our initial meeting with the Glendale Police Department,

we rent and preserve Elaine's room and we meet with the detectives several more times to share information.

Each time, they discuss going to a judge for warrants,

but this division, robbery and homicide, is only four people in their overwhelmed.

And meetings are often delayed after strings of robberies or local murders that take precedence.

Justice We're Learning is not only blind, it's incredibly small and slow moving.

I want to talk about my first time at press conference because it's already like I'm hate this way.

I think it's going to be an important stuff like location, you know,

we were sure we decided who speaks, like we wanted it right from the circle and stuff like that.

After over two months of waiting for some sort of movement from the police,

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