There have to be some common sense.

There have to be some common sense.

Yes, sir, and they have the car stopped intended to branch microphone.

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I'm your host, retired NYPD sergeant, Bill Cannon.

Today, we're going to follow up on the story of Madeline Kingsbury,

a missing mother from Winona, Minnesota,

who's been missing now for going on 14 days. You know, I have had people from the

community reach out to me, and I know the community is a little bit turned upside down with

this case. They're upset about all the police procedure, all the police searches, the helicopters

in the air, planes, ground searches, all of this thing. Just be advised, folk, that the police searches, the helicopters in the air, planes, ground searches, all of this thing.

Just be advised, folk, that the police are following a protocol, an investigative protocol.

And they definitely have a target to this investigation.

And they're doing all the right things.

And of course, it's upsetting to the community.

The community knows the people involved here.

Madeline Kingsbury, of course, a prominent family in the community, a 26-year-old woman,

with a five-year-old and a two-year-old.

So, yes, it's upsetting to the community, especially when it's going on

14 days when, unfortunately, the likelihood of a happy ending to this diminishes the longer

it goes on. Now, I also know that, you know, the police are talking about, they didn't name a person of interest.

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