Our card this week is

this week is Richard Chaddick the third, the three of clubs from Nebraska.

In a case where nothing is definitive and everything is suggestive, detectives are facing the challenge of a lifetime.

Because after 38 years of no answers, they're still hoping for anything that could get them even just a little

bit closer to figuring out what happened to Ricky Chaddick.

I'm Ashley Flowers and this is the deck. So, You're going to. When Theresa Chatted Groom's first closed her eyes for a quick Sunday cat nap at 5 p.m she expected the sound of her 11 year old

son Ricky would wake her up. He just called saying that he was having so much

fun with his friend Tony that he was going to be a little bit after his curfew.

But don't worry, I'll be home soon, he said.

Except when she did start to wake up about 30 minutes later,

to her surprise, the home around her was eerily quiet. Now the first feeling that hit her wasn't panic.

In March of 1986, constant tabs on your kids just wasn't a thing. What was a thing, what's still a thing today, is kids losing

track of time. Or it's even possible Ricky had come home right after he called, but when he got there

and found his mom asleep, maybe he thought, well, what's the rush,

and went back out for another ride around the block on his bike, or maybe even went back to

Tony's who only lived about a mile away?

It would have only taken him about 10 minutes to get from one place to another. Boys will be boys and all of that.

So without an Apple watch to ping him, Teresa decided to head out to see if she could track

Ricky down herself.

There was no sign of him or his bike anywhere on their immediate block, so she got in her car

and followed the route that she knew he took between their house and Tonies,

which included a shortcut through the Omaha National. that she knew he took between their house and Tonies,

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