Red flag. He lied to his friend about a simple thing as a contact with a gentleman with a vehicle inside a location.

He said that the call was abandoned. We all know that's not true.

Many have speculated about the ex-deputies' involvement in both the Williams case and that of Felipe Santos,

a migrant worker who went missing three months before, again last seen by Deputy Calkins.

There's never been enough evidence to name him a suspect, but only time will tell the ending. The

The Creep it real is a weekly podcast where we present our theories of the subjects we cover based on our interest and research.

Some material may be graphic and disturbing, so proceed

with caution. Hey guys, it's Ashley. We're Creep It Real, and today we are covering a very

disturbing case out of Florida where a couple of men went missing altogether after being last seen with the very same

sheriff's deputy. And I don't, you know, we don't like to fart around at the beginning

of the episode. So let's just get straight into the details of the case. So let's get going.

So let me give you a little, a little syn synopsis and then we'll get into the details.

So both Terrence Williams and Felipe Santos went missing and three months apart from each other.

One in 2003, at the end of the 2003, one in the beginning of 2004 from Naples, Florida,

where witnesses, multiple witnesses, saw deputy, then deputy

for Collier County Sheriff's apartment, Steve Colkins, arrest them, and they were never seen

again.

It is bizarre, and so let's just get going on Felipe.

So Felipe Santos, he was a 24-year-old Mexican national who he had been living

illegally in Emocali. I don't know. That's quite a name. Emocalli, Florida, he was living with

his wife and young daughter who had only been born four months prior to his disappearance.

She's now 15. At the time, his wife said he was excited about being a dad,

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