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My family has inconvenience now. No matter how professional we've tried to be, it's just I've been an inconvenience.

And I go back through all this situation and I say, I want to be ugly. I do. I want to be the literate. I want to be crazy.

But that's not representing my mama. I just want some answers for a lot of things. I don't think I'm ever going to answer for it.

But first of all, I'll be unable to do some kind of forensic some of my mom's car. And I don't know how it's done. I don't know how you do that part.

There has to be something done. And I want for it worth police department to take the journey out to where they found my mom's car. In which the way they found her car.

I just want to investigate it thoroughly.

Yesterday, we shared with you the first part of our update on Carolyn Riggins story. If you have not listened to the original episode or the first update, we encourage you to hit pause and go listen to yesterday's episode, which contains the original story and initial update.

Today, we're taking you through the events that transpired since Carolyn's car and body were recovered. And her family's ongoing quest for answers almost a year later.

I'm Marissa and from Wondery, this is episode 307 of the vanished part two of our update on Carolyn's story.

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Yesterday, we left our update to Carolyn's story with her family waiting for the investigation into the unexplained circumstances regarding Carolyn's discovery and death.

The questions her family had hoped would be answered by autopsy reports were left open ended because of the advanced state of decomposition in which Carolyn's remains were found.

Carolyn's family had a meeting with the previous Fort Worth chief of police who has since retired. This meeting took place back in November of 2020, shortly after Carolyn was found.

When we talked with Kim this past July, she told us how that meeting went.

The date of that autopsy report, I had a meeting with Fort Worth PD. It was Chief Crouse, Deputy Chief Kimper, Lieutenant Ward Robinson.

I think it's his name and I think Sergeant Phillips were in the meeting and it was a virtual meeting. I told him I said, you know, we're about to lay my sister to res, but you guys have worked to do to figure out what happened to her and why her case was handled so terribly.

I went over their policies and procedures handbook for missing persons and just kind of went down the list of all the things that they did not do.

There weren't a lot of answers given in that meeting and basically I was told, okay, we're going to have a review and we'll schedule another meeting with you to discuss the outcome of that review of called several times to try to get that meeting schedule, but because there's a new chief.

I was told that he has to be brought up to speed on the case. They would call me to schedule from there and it's just been pretty much phone tag or.

Boy smell boxes since then I've not been able to make any leeway on meeting with Fort Worth PD about my sister's case.

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