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

I found a gray and blue woman's boot just laying there in a grass.

It shouldn't have been there.

There's no reason for a gray and blue or any woman's boot

to be back there where I was.

I showed a picture of it to the mother.

The mother says that's not hers.

You had been saying she's never been ruled out as a suspect, so...

It is being resubmitted for a DNA.

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 Hello, everybody. This is Kayla Lafferty. About a month after the podcast was released, my news director, Nick Genti got a call from

the Independence County Sheriff Sean Stevens.

He left a voicemail saying he wanted to talk about how his office was being portrayed

in the stories that ran on our station, and Nick told him to call me.

It had been about three months since I first reached out to the

Independence County Sheriff's Office about setting up an interview with Brandon Rhodes. As I'm

sure you remember, he was in a relationship with Cassie Compton's mother at the time she

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