Body bags with Joseph Scott Morgan.

For most of us, the promise of a trip to the beach in Florida brings up thoughts of the

war mayor, the sun beating down on us as we lay in the sand, listening to the surf,

hearing the goals overhead, and just relaxing. For 11-year-old Ganon Stouch,

nothing to be further from the truth. Today, we're gonna talk about one of the most

horrific crimes in recent memory. We're gonna talk about Ganon Stouch. I'm

Joseph Scott Morgan, and this is Body Bags. Back with me again today is my

good friend, Jackie Howard, executive producer of Crump Stories, who needs grace.

Jackie, what can you tell us about Ganon? Ganon Stouch lived with his father and

his stepmother, Al, and Latisha Stouch. The dad served in the military in the

National Guard and was often away for training. As a matter of fact, his father, Al,

was in Oklahoma when Ganon died. Latisha Stouch, the stepmother, reported the

11-year-old missing. She said that he had stayed home from school originally because

he had a stomach ache, and then she had traveled out with him to a park later

on that day. Within 24 hours of the first 911 call reporting Ganon missing, the

stories definitely did not add up. Latisha had initially told detectives that

when Ganon had gone to the friend's house and didn't return. She could not

tell them the friend's name, address, or phone number. Then she changed her

story and said that a neighborhood construction worker had broken into the

house and raped her and took Ganon. Then she said that she had watched Ganon

ride his bike and he fell off and hit his head, and then two men drove up and

grabbed him and took off. So we have conflicting stories about what happened to

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