This is Hidden Killers Live with Tony Bruske, Stacey Cole, and Todd Michaels.

Let's move on now to the David story, the Celeste story, whatever you want to call it story,

a teenage girl's dead in the front trunk of a Tesla, the frunk, and that vehicle registered to rising music star David.

You see him listed as D4VD.

No one reports her missing, though.

The car sits in plain view for weeks, and when her body is finally discovered, there's silence.

No public statement, no

arrest, no answers as of right now. We're going to be joined again. Robin Drake, retired FBI,

special agent, former chief of the counterintelligence behavioral analysis program to continue

discussing this story. I know people are going, wait a second. She was reported missing,

but let's go back to that for a

second. She was a year earlier. And then she was back at home again. So it's appearing at this point in

time that she came back. She was on her security camera, at her family home. So somebody knew she was back. That disappears to be a

factual piece of the story now at this point. There wasn't necessarily a second report of being

missing. So I'm wondering, was she ever missing? And let's talk about that for a little bit.

When someone goes missing, we have this every single day.

Only certain ones seem to get the attention or qualify for the Amber Alert or qualify for

whatever alert they're going to put out there.

Let's talk about that in our system of what we have going on here of people when they go

missing.

And is it effective in any way, shape, or form for helping people be found when they are going missing, especially in a situation like this?

Boy, missing.

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