Hello, everyone, and welcome to Police Off the Cuff, Real Crime Stories.

I'm your host, retired NYPD Sergeant Bill Cannon, a 27-year veteran of the NYPD.

Folks, we have this really sad case coming out of Nashville, Tennessee.

And I'll put the thumbnail up on the screen.

Riley Strain, a University of Missouri student, has been missing since 3824, no trace,

a credit card found on the shore of the river. So this is day number

12, and that's the Cumberland River. This is day number 12. And of course, you can imagine as a

parent, his parents are freaking out over this.

His fraternity brothers, everyone for University of Missouri,

everyone is praying that they find rightly safe and they bring him home.

We're going to give our review and the analysis of this.

And some of the toughest cases you'll ever work on as a detective, as a police officer,

are missing person cases.

And from what I understand, this case, perhaps in the early goings of this case,

maybe on the ninth, the next day, early afternoon,

uh, it perhaps didn't get the urgency that it maybe should have.

And I know that, look, there's, there was already,

he was already up on the billboards early on.

But if we see some of these memes here, the Riley Strain timeline.

Riley is kicked out of Luke Bryan's bar.

That's March 8th at 9.35 p.m.

At 9.46 p.m., that's 11 minutes later, Riley Strain collides with a pole before standing back up.

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