And welcome, folks, to this edition of The Higman Report.

We're back.

Hey, I'm back.

Thank you so much, folks, for your patience as a number of things have come up recently.

And I mean, some pretty severe things, including, and this is one, I suppose we, not I suppose, I definitely we can put this in the win column.

Early this week, we got a call.

There was a missing 10-year-old girl that it was a parental issue, but it was actually more than that.

And I'm not going to get too deep into it, but there was an endangered child endangerment situation.

The police refused to get involved saying, the customary saying, it's a civil matter.

It's a civil matter.

Believing, of course, this was merely only a husband and wife disagreement, which it was far beyond that, but no one would take the time to listen.

Anyway, involved a 10-year-old girl.

Here's the bottom line.

After about 36 hours of intense investigation and work. The girl is safe. Everything is done. It's all taken care of, all taken care of. Now, the district attorney is looking into filing some charges as well against the appropriate people.

So that's a good thing.

So that's kind of been the last, I don't know, a few days, which, you know, again, it's no excuse for not showing up.

But, man, I've got to tell you, it's just been one thing after another after another.

It's just we appreciate the fact that you understand.

And the fact that we are more than just a mouth behind a microphone, we put our, we put our money,

efforts, whatever you want to call it, where our mouths are, okay, in trying to help people.

And I want to congratulate, too, Shatter-ps, they, of course, have been doing such

great work along with Save Them and Vets for Child Rescue. And, of course, they've been under

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