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I looked at some of her Facebook stuff because Jason sent me links that she'd never met him had nothing to do with him.

That is where he was dropped off. He was dropped off at her house because she had been in communication with Jason and written some very strange sort of rude things on the help plan women group.

Very strange rude things, defensive things saying, I don't know him or you know, are you going to ask me where I hid the body?

We need to ask everybody who lives in that area who has a ring doorbell camera or any kind of surveillance footage because I think that that would be very interesting because we would be able to see

the scene while walking in the door of that woman's apartment because I believe that's what he did. She had no story. She refused to answer questions and said she'd never heard of him.

If you didn't know who he was, he went to her to her precise address and then he was never seen again.

What aggravates me is many of my friends. We all sent emails to Uber and said hey, can you help this out? This is not being addressed by law enforcement.

We need help. He boarded the Uber and then he was left from the Uber but the driver gave us conflicting information.

How do we know he's not lying to this day? Why would he tell us twice to different stories, right?

I mean, Uber completely ignored all the emails that we sent to them. They advertised this safety feature they have. They say within the app you push 911 and then it automatically goes to the local 911 and you can tell if you feel safer unsafe in the Uber.

This damn thing, it didn't work in this particular instance. Clearly.

Last week we shared the first installment of Bowman's story with you. You learned about Bow's life, how we struggled with addiction, but then went on to create the app, sober grid, to help people in recovery stay connected and access resources.

But then, one day at the end of November of 2021, Bow mysteriously vanished while traveling around Los Angeles.

He made several stops that day while using the ride share services Uber and Lyft. During his final ride, Bow texted 911 using Uber's in-app safety feature.

They attempted to contact Bow to see if he needed assistance, but they were unable to connect with him.

The Uber driver stated that he dropped Bow off at an address on Berkeley Street, but the woman who lived there claimed that she didn't know anyone named Bowman.

I'm Marissa and from Wondery, this is Episode 391 of The Vanished, part 2 of Bowman's story, Last Day.

In a four-part series, The Generation Y Podcast unravels the story of Khalif Browder, a young boy falsely accused of stealing a backpack and held it records island for three years without trial.

This is a story about a young life caught in the middle of the justice system. Listen to Generation Y on Amazon Music or wherever you get your podcasts.

Last week we gave you a brief overview of the timeline of Bow's last day. This case has a lot of twists and turns, along with a complex timeline.

It's a lot to take in, so we decided to dedicate part 2 to digging deeper into that timeline.

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