This begins part two of Unfound's coverage of the disappearance of David Callenberger.

If you've not yet listened to Part 1, please find it in your podcast feed.

David A. Callenberger was a 47-year-old from Lafayette, Indiana.

He was a father and a lover of motorcycles.

On March 15, 2016, while riding his Harley to Florida,

David's bike broke down outside Franklin, Indiana.

Later that day, the bike was on the side of the road, but David was not.

He was never seen again.

I'm Ed Dunsell, and this is unfound.

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Now, is at some point in all of this, when do you find out?

Of course, he's not missing, but what we've forgotten about is, well, he does have this motorcycle. In what phase of all of this do you begin to find out that he's missing, but his motorcycle actually was still there on the side of the road? And what part of all of this

do you find that out? After I found a police report, and I had reached out to a woman named Julie Wise with the Q Center

spoke to her and which is a missing person's outfit yeah she went down and interviewed the people

Dean Sloan and the guy Bill, and she spoke to the police down there and the tow truck driver.

And so she was the one that actually gave me the information about his bike and who he had talked to and all of that.

And then when I went up myself, I also went to talk to all these people.

I even talked to the owners of the pig farm that he was at.

I guess what I'm asking you, Kim, is when you started filing this police report,

how quickly did it did the police determine,, yeah, this is the, this is connected

to that motorcycle we found on the side of the road abandoned a couple weeks ago.

How long did it take?

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