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On November 18, 2012, 13-year-old Dylan Redwine traveled from his mother Elaine's house in Colorado Springs to visit his father Mark in Vayasito, Colorado for a court-ordered visit.

According to Dylan's big brother Corey, Dylan was not looking forward to visiting his father.

A while back, Dylan had accidentally come across compromising and disturbing photos of his father.

The photos disgusted him, and he planned to confront Mark.

Mark Redwine picked up Dylan at the airport.

On the way to Mark's house they stopped at Walmart and picked up some fast food at McDonald's.

Throughout his trip, Dylan had been communicating, communicating with his Durango friends,

and making plans to see them.

Text messages indicated that Dylan tried to make plans to stay with a friend

nearby rather than with his father.

When Mark had said no to that plan, Dylan made plans to see his friend at

6.30 the next morning. Join us at the quiet end for Dylan Redwine's last

visit. Dylan's last phone activity was at 9.37 PM on November 18th. He failed to show up at

his friend's house the next morning. Mark claimed that Dylan was asleep on his couch when he left his home at 7.30 a.m. on the 19th and when he returned at 11.30 a.m.

Dylan was gone. As the last person to see his son alive, Mark Redwine was immediately a person of interest.

Sigmund Freud once said, I cannot think of any need in childhood as strong as the need for a father's protection.

Not only did Mark Redwine fail to protect his son Dylan, he was the one who Dylan needed protection from.

And today I have Dick with me and he's brought a beer. I have a beer from Colorado.

This is from Oscar Blues, Grill and Brew, called 10-50 bourbon barrel age.

I seem to be on a stout run lately.

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