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Jayden Lee Carpenter was a 21 year old from Columbia, Tennessee.

She was the mother of one and close to her father.

On October 7th, 2022,

Jayden allegedly used her boyfriend's car to go shopping.

Jayden then texted him, saying she was leaving him and the car would be found out on the street.

She was never seen again. I'm at Denzel and this is unfound. As I've stated more than once on this podcast, these disappearances would be a lot easier to solve if we did not

respect people's civil rights. China, North Korea, Saudi Arabia, and some others, there are reasons they don't have the amount

of unsolved missing persons cases that Western countries do.

In fact, in many of those same countries, if the government itself isn't disappearing people,

then people aren't disappearing.

Think about it.

Crystal Morrison,

Searchers wouldn't have needed to get permission to go on to the property

where she was eventually found.

It was the same situation with Andrea Bowman.

Investigators could have just stomped right past Dennis Bowman's picket fence

and started digging.

Likewise, do you think Michael Turnie would have gotten a fair trial?

And don't get me started about how many suspects we've mentioned on Unfound,

who would have been tortured in other countries in an effort to find missing people.

There is no doubt about this.

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