In the last episode of Timeline, the disappearance of Cassie Compton.

We've been standing outside the Independence County jail for about an hour.

They told us that he was not here.

What are your hopes in regards to her still being alive out there?

Very slim.

Even if you're in the trafficking industry, they say seven years.

People have called and said, well, I think I saw her.

It's all been run down and it's not her.

I worry about her being hunting sex trafficking.

There is still no sign of Stuttgart teenager Cassie Compton.

It's like part of me is missing because she is my blood.

No one has been ruled out as a suspect.

I mean literally half a block away, poof, vanish nothing.

We love you, and we just want you home safe.

After five years, the tips have really dwinded.

He just did so many things that were suspicious. I feel like somebody knows and they just won't tell. I'm Hey everyone, Kalo Lafferty here. In the last episode, Tina Stores from Halo's investigations

and I went to the Independence County Jail to talk to Brandon during visitation. We were told

he was no longer in custody at the jail. As soon as I was back in Little Rock, I went to the

newsroom and wrote Brandon a letter. I explained to him that we went up to see him on that

Saturday and were told by a jail employee that he wasn't there and they wouldn't tell us where

he was for privacy purposes. And I got a response. This letter looks much different from the

original letter Brandon sent me. In that letter, Brandon said he wanted to bring closure to Cassie's mom,

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