This begins part two of my interview with Stephanie McNeil concerning the

disappearance of her brother John Spira. John Michael Spira was a 45-year-old from

Chicago, Illinois. He was a fantastic guitar player and self-employed. On the

evening of February 23rd, 2007, John was at his business with plans to meet a

friend at a restaurant at 8.30 p.m. John never arrived. He was never seen again.

I'm at Densel and this is unfound.

Let's move on to the phone information. You've already kind of touched upon it

about the pings. Why don't we talk about that again? What is the phone

information regarding? John, we know that his phone is missing to this day but

the thing, the pings. Do we know what the records are? Who was the last person he

texted or called? What do you know about all of that, Stephanie?

The information I have is that the phone pinged in that area of his business. It

never left. The phone never left is what they said, that area and it pinged until

around 11.30 when it stopped. So it was pinging until, in that area until 11.30 when it

stopped. I know the person that he was supposed to have dinner with tried

colonel. I think you're not a tried colonel in several times but that last call was to

do the person he made plans with. Do you have John's phone records from that

night? I don't know, I don't have. The last call he made was at 709 p.m.

That was to who? That was to his friend who's going to meet for dinner at 709 p.m.

He left out going call and then, it said earlier, he would have had to have left no later

than 7.30, 7.45. So whatever. And then his phone never leaves the area. So what

happened in my opinion happened between 7.10 and probably 7.45.

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