Guys, we are desperate. We need your help. When I look at this couple, Robert and

LeVeta Proctor, it reminds me so much of my mother and father. They are missing.

Take a listen to our friend Abby Peterson, KETV7. Tonight that family is desperate to find the couple.

They all tell me this is extremely unusual since Bob and LeVeta just like to be home, go out to eat,

church, or the grocery store. It's just really not right.

Monday night, the Proctor family is heartbroken. Wondering where Robert and LeVeta Proctor could be.

I'm wondering if they are out of state at this point really.

Lacey Fleming and Tammy Proctor are the couple's granddaughter and daughter-in-law. They say the couple has not been seen or heard from since Friday.

Guys, just hearing that, it sounds just like my parents' home in the home and our home in Macon, Georgia,

working in the yard, going to church, the grocery store, going out to dinner, and then back home again.

Where are they joining me? A panel to kind of explain to us what's happening.

Bob and LeVeta's son, Victor Proctor. Lacey Fleming is with us, Bob and LeVeta's granddaughter.

And the Aurora Nebraska Police Chief Paul Graham. First, to Victor Proctor, Victor, when did you realize not just your mom but your mom and dad are missing?

Saturday morning, I thought for sure that something was wrong because I went over there 10 in the morning and they were not in their beds. And I had stopped by the night before at 6 o'clock to see them and they wasn't home.

My mom's always home before dark because she has a clock. Oh my, doesn't see very good. And of course my dad cannot drive with his conditions.

Okay, let me understand this. You go to their home. This is in Aurora, Nebraska at 10 a.m. and they're not there. Is that correct, Victor?

Yeah, yeah. That would have been January 14, Saturday morning. Are they early risers or late sleepers, Victor?

My dad wakes up early. My mom usually sleeps to tell around 10, 10, 30.

How early did you dad get up? Sometimes he wakes up in the middle of the night and if he does, my mom gets up with him so he doesn't wind up roaming off or something like that.

What did you do when you realized they weren't in their bed? Did you go look to see if their car was there?

I went through the garage when I walked in to their house and thought wasn't there. And when I saw their bed was still made.

Bed still made. Yeah, their bed was still made. Do they make up their bed every morning? I mean, did they actually go to bed the night before?

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